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How To Make The Most Of A Cheap Holiday In Perak And Penang

If the idea of a lively city, white sandy beaches, breathtaking landscapes and scenery interests you, look no further than a getaway to the many destinations in Malaysia. Besides its multi-cultural capital, Kuala Lumpur, the country also offers an amazing mix of city breaks and beach holidays; from the rustic Ipoh in Perak to the eclectic island of Penang.
Even for those on a tight budget, a cheap holiday in Perak and Penang is attainable with proper planning. There are various types of accommodation available, from five-star luxury resorts and boutique hotels to home stays and backpacker’s stopping points. There are also budget hotels offering double room accommodation with basic amenities for as little as RM65 a night.
Some lodgings like Tune Hotels, offer limited service with its pay-as-you-use of add-ons concept that omits many traditional hospitality services. Instead, services and extras are offered on a pay-as-you-go basis, including toiletries, 12 or 24 hours air-conditioning, ...
... TV and internet access and also single or double occupancy.
For a change in scenery, a cheap holiday in Perak promises plenty to do. Not only is Ipoh (the capital of Perak) bustling with activity, it is also a great place to rest and relax with beautiful caves and waterfalls.
Almost anyone will be spoilt for choice while visiting Perak, as the State offers a diverse range of activities for almost any visitor. For the adventurous, Perak is known for its caving in Gua Tempurung and Gua Kandu. Challenging 4x4 routes and white water rafting at Gopeng is also haven for the tough-at-heart.
For those who want a more laid back cultural experience, try walking through the town of Ipoh, indulging in its gastronomic offerings and photography opportunities. The town is filled with charming and pastoral buildings that line its old quarter.
Tune Hotels also contributes to a cheap holiday in Perak with its chic lodging in Ipoh, strategically located within walking distance or short drives from the fun the city has to offer.
Malaysia is home to a variety of activities. And just because you are on a shoestring budget, a cheap holiday in Malaysia should not deter your plans of fun and excitement. Besides sight-seeing and shopping, visitors should sample the local cuisine. Because of its multi-ethnic and multi-religious cultures, the country is known for its diversity in food. From Indonesia to India, you can find almost every Asian cuisine in Malaysia.
Another budget holiday option is the island of Penang, where culture meets sun, sea and sand. Dubbed the food haven of Malaysia, the island boasts delicious and cheap food amidst its lovely beaches and regal architecture.
A cheap holiday in Penang should begin with basic accommodation because with all the sights to sees, visitors will find themselves out and about almost all day (and night with Penang’s lively nightlife). Tune Hotel is located in the dining and shopping hub of Georgetown, Penang’s capital. Georgetown has been granted UNESCO World Heritage status largely due to its collection of 19th and early 20th century architecture.
From there on, all you have to do is explore the island. Either by foot or wheels, Penang offers a host of sightseeing opportunities, from the famous Gurney Drive to the historic Fort Cornwallis.
Malaysia is also a shopping paradise, besides it being a tourist-centred country. The country abounds with textile crafts, such as batik. Batik is world acclaimed for its vibrant floral designs. Malaysia is also haven for electronic goods as it is also a manufacturer, therefore allowing prices to be lesser than the world market. If you shop carefully, you can get fantastic bargains at duty-free areas such as Langkawi and Labuan. As tin is also one of the country’s biggest lures, you can easily purchase handicrafts made out of the metal anywhere. However, it is best to pick up quality products at Royal Selangor Pewter as the perfect souvenir or gift from your holidays in Malaysia.
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