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With a mix of cultures, iconic architecture and delicious food, Malaysia has to be on top of every elderly traveller's list.
Kuala Lumpur (KL) is Malaysia's capital city, which has both modern skyscrapers and historic landmarks. Visitors can see the Petronas Twin Towers, Merdeka Square, and Kampung Baru.
Penang, or the "Pearl of the Orient," is renowned for its UNESCO-listed George Town, vibrant street art, and mouthwatering cuisine. Tourists can visit Pinang Peranakan Mansion, Khoo Kongsi clan house, and Kek Lok Si Temple.
Langkawi, the duty-free 99-island archipelago in the Andaman Sea, offers sandy beaches, emerald seas, and rainforests. Tourists can visit Kilim Karst Geoforest Park and take the Langkawi SkyCab to Gunung Mat Cincang.
Malacca, a city in Malaysia which is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage City is also a must visit spot with a deep and rich history and cultural influence from Portuguese, Dutch, and British rule.
Malaysia’s Borneo region boasts a unique combination of nature and culture, in the form of its rich biodiverse rainforests and UNESCO World Heritage Site Kinabalu National Park.
Compiled by Priyanka Debnath