Things to do in Kinta

It was a trip to Kinta , Malaysia with friends and we visited Panglima Lane. it was a very nice and interesting experience.

When waiting for train from or to Butterworth or Kuala Lumpur, try to enjoy the 'dataran' first. Times can be killing here for sure. You won't regret it.

You must come to the representative work of karst landform, Ji Le Cave! It is seven or eight kilometers away from the city, not far away. You can directly call a taxi to the door by garb, and you can also see traditional Malaysian houses along the way. ⌛️Business hours are about 8:00-16:30. If you want to go, it is recommended to go early, because it is in the deep mountains, and it may be difficult to call a taxi when you leave too late. 💰Free🆓 🙏The feature is the distinct religious color. There are some Buddhist and Taoist figures in it, and there are also rock caves with karst landforms, but the scale is still small. On the other side of the cave is a lawn, where little monkeys live. They are not afraid of people and move freely here. If you have enough time, you can come and have a look! I don’t think it’s necessary to come here specifically to expect anything!

The layout of artefacts and information in this museum is well done. The QR codes provide English translations for the photos and items.

Very nice place to visit, specially the Habitat, rain forest. This place full of natural scenic beauty, with big trees, flowers, various birds and other creatures.

Genting Highlands is really popular among locals. It is packed with people every weekend and holiday. There are several hotels all over Genting Highlands, including three-star, four-star and five-star hotels. Moreover, the hotel group is very generous and provides free rooms (but certain conditions must be met). This "free" strategy can also attract tourists to come and consume frequently.

I'd been looking forward to coming here for a long time, but due to various reasons, it's only now that I've arrived. It's magnificent. The surrounding Hindu temples allowed us to experience and understand Indian religion firsthand. The children loved feeding the pigeons; there were so many pigeons and monkeys here. It gave us a taste of a different country and its natural beauty.

The Pink Mosque in Malaysia 🕌, as its name suggests, is entirely pink. The inner courtyard is very large, and it's said to be a popular place for worshippers. There are several great spots for taking photos and checking in. 📸

The experience was excellent. The staff were friendly and attentive, the place was safe and secure, and the scenery was beautiful. Adults and children alike had a wonderful time. It was definitely worth the trip, and I will recommend it to my friends.

I visited the Oriental Village in Langkawi, and it was awesome. The cable car ride offered amazing views, and the Sky Bridge was thrilling. I enjoyed exploring the shops and tasting local snacks. A fantastic day!