If you are planning your exploration to Malaysia, then you are at the right place to know what could be of help in your plan. In this blog post, I will stress out the important matters that you need to remember in planning your trip to Malaysia.

1. Where to Stay

For your accommodation and stay you can possibly spend a maximum of 50 ringgits per night at dormitory but if you will get a private room it would more likely to cost you around 80 ringgit to 100 ringgit per night. Access to free wifi is not a problem on hotels. If you rather prefer a solitude of being alone in an apartment and want to enjoy the freedom of owning it for a night, then it would cost you 250 ringgit.

2. Where to Buy Affordable Meals

The cheapest foods here are the one being sold in the street. They are usually from 5 to 15 ringgit whereas if you choose to eat in establishments like Mcdo, a combo meal cost 15 ringgit. The range would go up to 20 ringgit if you want to eat in a restaurant. If you wonder how much should be your budget for a whole week then you can set aside a budget of 200 ringgit for your personal needs. One thing more, you should refrain from drinking in Malaysia. And since Malaysia is a Muslim country, the locals do not really approve it so in a way you will pay a sin tax when you drink beer in Malaysia, making the price of the beer extremely high.

3. Know the Fare

How to get there? From where you are? Do you need to take a plan? These questions need to be answered for a clear fare budget. If you need help on booking ticketing online to check for the rates on the fare to Malaysia from where ever you may be.

For local fares in Malaysia, you should know that taxi here are not metered so it is an advantage that you ask the driver on how much the fare will be so you can decide if you would take a ride or find another taxi.

4. Plan your Activities

Attractions in Malaysia are some-what cheap compared to other travel destinations. Driving cost you around 300 ringgits, while water rafting is around 200 ringgits.

Here are some suggestions on what to do in Malaysia:
- Visit Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
-Spot Wildlife
-Check the Sipadan Island
-Go for a tour in tea plantation
-Visit Georgetown
-Visit Ipoh

Malaysia still on top of the tranquil list for the travel destination and one of the richest in Southeast Asia. One of the things I discover here is the fact that no pork in Penang. Char kuay teow, a native food particularly a noodle style taste great if you bought it from Penang. And it is also great to visit their islands like Tioman and Langkawi which are a tax-free zone. The good thing about Malaysia is that even it is a Muslim country the locals here are not extreme to the point that it would require you to do as what they doing. It is alright for them if you eat on fasting time or when you drink in public. For more information please visit www.ghanatrvl.com