Holidays in Malaysia offer a myriad or things to do and see; strange creatures dwell amongst the exotic plants of the jungles of Malaysia, and off the idyllic coastline there’s another kind of exotic garden to explore: long, colourful ribbons of coral reef are amongst the best places to go in Malaysia. There are fantastic bays like Emerald Bay; more than just a tropical island, this region has impressive mountains and remote communities living unique cultural lives. But it’s also a tropical island holiday, and so holidays in Malaysia allow for both exploration and languor.

Malaysia’s humming and buzzing capital, Kuala Lumpur, and the jungles and reef ringed islands of Malaysian Borneo are so vastly different that holidays in Malaysia are guaranteed contrast. Most international flights arrive in Kuala Lumpur, so even if you’re steering clear of the city life and heading into nature you still get to be surprised by the comparison. The main airport of the Sabah and Sarawak regions is at Kota Kinabalu, so most visitors start their exploration Malaysian holiday there.

Day One: Assuming some of the first day of your holiday in Malaysia will be taken up with setting in and poking around your hotel, take an afternoon/ evening stroll into Kota Kinabalu and look around the markets and restaurants and wander along to the ferry port. This is a port town rather than a beach town so leave your beach towel at the hotel.

Day Two: Bring your towel on the second day of your holiday in Malaysia and retrace your steps into town and the ferry port where you can get a ferry out to the islands of the Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park. Visitors can stay overnight on the larger islands but Pulau Sapi, or Cow Island, one of the smallest of the five, is the quietest, and ideal for a day trip to swim, snorkel, hike though the rainforest, have your toes nibbled by tiny fish and your lunch stolen by an exotic monkey or giant monitor lizard.

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This is a newly opened hostel located on Hilton Street, Manchester. Nearest trains stops to the hotel are Piccadilly Station, Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Victoria and Salford Central and the closest airport is The Manchester Airport with only 15 minutes journey by train.

Many interesting tourist attractions and business places are easy to reach from The Hilton Chambers Hostel with Places like Nothern Quarter, Printworks, Piccadilly Gardens and Urbis among them. The Chinese Art Centre, The Richard Goodall Gallery, The Imperial War Museum, Museum of the Greater Manchester and the Rochdale Pioneers Museum are literally within the walking distance which make a suitable staying place for art lovers. Not much park and green area can be found around but The Piccadilly Garden perhaps compensates that shortage. Lots of restaurant and cafes are around the Hostel such as The Night and Day Cafe, The Odd Bar, The Soup Kitchen, The Simple and many more.

The Macdonald Manchester Hotel is situated on London Street, Manchester and can be accessed on train through The Manchester Piccadilly Rail, The Ardwick Rail and The Manchester Oxford Road Rail. TheManchester Airport and International Airport are closest airports to the hotel.

Plenty museums are nearby to explore including the National Museum of Labour History Trading, Manchester Museum and Museum of Science and Industry are within walking distance. If you are interested in art you can find The Whitworth Art Gallery and Castlefield Gallery are just minutes away. From the educational bodies The University of Manchester and Manchester College are aroundthe hotel . A few small parks and gardens can be visited in case of interest including Ardwick Green Park, Whitworth Park and a bit further Alexandra Park, Birchfields Park and Crowcroft par. Having time to enjoy? Why not trying the Dancehouse Theatre and The Green House Theatre.