Indian Passport Holders: Good news! One country has approved visa free entry for India, know full details

 


Visa Free Country: After Thailand and Sri Lanka, now Malaysia has also become a visa free country. Now you can roam around here without any hassle. This place is best for visiting. Now you will be able to visit this country without any formality.

There is no doubt that traveling abroad is very difficult for Indians. This is because to go here one has to complete formalities like visa, which takes a lot of time. This is also one of the reasons why people abandon their plans to travel abroad due to the headache of applying for passport and visa. However, there are very few countries where Indians do not require a visa before visiting.

Till now, countries like Thailand, Sri Lanka and Vietnam were included in this list. But for some time now, Malaysia has also joined those countries which are giving visa free entry to Indian travelers in their country. This means you can travel throughout Malaysia for 30 days visa free. However, there is nothing wrong in this. Malaysia is a very beautiful travel destination, which is known for its ancient multicultural life. If you are fond of visiting Malaysia, then we are telling you about the best places here.

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is a very beautiful city. There are many places to see and visit here. The city is famous for its delicious food, tall buildings, shopping malls, markets and night life. You can see a beautiful view of the city from the famous Petronas Towers here.

Not only this, strolling through the crowded streets of Merdeka Square, National Mosque, Chinatown and Little India can be a wonderful experience for you. If you are visiting here, do not forget to taste different cuisines from road side stalls to high-end restaurants.

Langkawi

Langkawi is a group of 99 islands, which is no less than a paradise for nature lovers and beach lovers around the world. If you want to see the view of Langkawi, then you must ride the cable car to the top of Gunung Mat Sin Kang. Here you can also explore the mangrove forests of Kilim Karst Geo Forest Park. Also, you will get a lot of relaxation by strolling in the powdery sand of Cenang Beach. Let us tell you that 2 to 3 days are enough to see the main attractions of Langkawi.

Penang

Penang Hill located in Malaysia is also known as Buket Barora. This is the main tourist destination of Malaysia. Not many people know but Penang is also the first unofficial hill station of Malaysia. It is called heaven of food items.

Known as the ‘Pearl of the Orient’, Penang is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its preserved colonial architecture and street art. Here you can enjoy the ancient Temple-Beach and a ride on the Penang Hill Funicular Railway.

Malacca

Malacca is a historical city of Malaysia. It is located at the southern end of the Malay Peninsula on the coast of the Strait of Malacca, across which lies the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Wandering through the narrow streets of Jonker Walk is a fun moment for the tourists coming here.

Dutch Square-Christ Church, Sultanate Palace and A Famosa Fort are also places worth seeing. If you want to see the rich history of this city, then do not miss visiting its museums and temples.

Borneo

The city of Borneo in Malaysia is quite mysterious. Besides, it is also the third largest island in the world. For a unique wildlife experience, you must plan to visit Borneo. There are also many small islands around Borneo.

Here you will get a chance to see rare species like orangutans and pygmy elephants closely. Kinabalu Park, included in the UNESCO list, is the best place here. Apart from this, you can also do diving in the world famous Sipadan Water.

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