Enjoy the trip even if you only take advantage of a short time on the weekend. We will explain a list of short getaways from KL that can be reached in a short trip. You can even choose the following tourist destinations for trips every weekend in the coming months.

This limestone cave is a sacred place for Hindus consisting of 3 main caves and several smaller caves. There is a statue of Lord Murugan as high as 42.7 meters covered in gold. You also can enter the cave by climbing 272 steps steep with beautiful colors. This place is open from 7 am to 9 pm; the best time to visit is at 8 pm to see the light & show.

Genting Highland is nicknamed The City of Entertainment, with many lodgings, natural attractions, culinary delights, and casinos. The location is about 51 km from Kuala Lumpur which can be reached by Express Bus. The best option to visit this area is Genting SkyWorlds amusement park which opens at 9 a.m.

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This charming town is known for its colorful shophouses and the Teluk Intan Clock Tower. Its main landmark is the 130-year-old 26-meter leaning tower. Visit the Prawns Restaurant to try the stir-fried giant prawns with authentic red spices. You can also see the beauty of the sunset on the Riverfront by relaxing or fishing.

This city is famous for its preserved Malay culture and delicious food. The Jahar Palace Customs Museum houses various collections of relics from the sultans of Kelantan. Visit Kota Bharu Night Market and try the city's famous nasi kerabu and other food options. Another exciting activity is shopping for cheap goods at the Tok Guru Bazaar.

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This state is famous for its beautiful beaches and delicious seafood, one of which is on Teluk Ketapang Beach. See another side of Trengganu by joining the TTI River Cruise down the Terengganu River and see a fishing village. Visit the Terengganu State Museum, the largest museum in Southeast Asia, to learn about the state's history.

This group of islands offers stunning beaches with white sand and crystal clear waters. Visit the islands for island hopping, scuba diving, or trying out various water sports. You can also see the beauty of Langkawi from a height by taking the Langkawi Cable Car. See forest views with a route from Oriental Village in Burau Bay to Machinchang Mountain Peak.

Discover a wealth of cultures that blend harmoniously in Penang, one of which you can find in Little India. There are many historical places, entertainment centers, night markets, and a row of restaurants selling traditional food. Visit the Penang National Park, open from 8 am-5 pm, to see hundreds of types of flora and fauna.

The city is known for its delicious food and limestone caves, including the Tempurung Cave. But you must have good stamina because you must go through a tricky track. For those who want to hunt for culinary delights, visit the Ipoh Night Market to sample. You can try the delicacy of nasi ayam kota or nasi kandar, located at the end of the road.

Pangkor Island is a favorite destination for those fond of scuba diving. You can visit many beaches, including Teluk Nipah Beach and Puteri Dewi Beach. Another activity you can do is see the other side of Pangkor Island from Tortoise Hills. Tour the green forest with a refreshing atmosphere, especially if you are tired of city life.

This historic city is a great place to learn about Malaysia's colonial past by visiting some historical spots. You can see the Red Square area, an important area during the Dutch period. Visit Jonker Street Night Market starting at 6 pm on weekends to try a variety of local specialties. There are putu plate cakes, sago gula Malacca, and take advantage of shopping for souvenirs at street vendors.

This area is famous for its cool hills, perfect for holidays; you can even pick strawberries. This good weather makes many plants thrive, so you can find many parks. Among them are Cameron Flora Park, Cameron Lavender Park, and many more. Don't miss visiting the Golden Hill Night Market to try unique street food and shop for bargains.

Tioman Island has many interesting spots, especially its stunning coastline and clear sea. You can dive around Tulai Island, which is called Coral Island, because of the beauty of the corals. See turtle rehabilitation efforts at Champion Village or interact with monkeys at Monkey Bay. You can also see a different side of Tioman Island by exploring the rainforest in Selang.

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Fraser Hill is the best place to escape the capital's heat with a distance of less than 2 hours. You can visit Fraser's Hill Firefly Park to see the beauty of fireflies by boat. On Fraser Hill, you can also visit the Bird Interpretive Center to learn how birds migrate and other interesting knowledge.

This small town is home to the Lowest Hot Springs, a great relaxing place. Visit the Se Bawah Hot Springs and enjoy soaking in hot water to relax your body. You can also visit the waterfall as low as you can to feel the freshness of the waterfall. Try the Rojak Lebai Joe in a combination of spaghetti with a refreshing rojak sauce.

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Visit the Sarawak Chamber, one of the world's longest caves and the longest dungeon. Gunung Mulu National Park has two iconic caves because of their different shapes. A beautiful winding river, like a painting, separates the two caves. Find bat nests in Deer Cave and stalagmites that are no less beautiful in the Cave of The Winds.

To visit this island, you must first take a boat from Tanjung Merang, a 40-minute journey. Redang Island is the right choice for those of you who have a hobby of diving. Find lots of stunning marine life in clear water that is easy to see. Around the island, many expensive resorts provide complete facilities for snorkeling and diving.

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Cape Rachado Lighthouse is an iconic lighthouse tower in the Port Dickson area. You can get the best view from a height to see the Malaysian nature reserve forest. See also the beauty of the coast on the other side with the clear turquoise sea.

Putra Jaya has many iconic places that must be visited, including the plains of Putra. The area in front of the Putra Mosque is a gathering place for exciting activities, including playing scooters and rollerblading. Visit the Putra Jaya Botanical Gardens to see the beauty of various unique species, including those from abroad.

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Mabul Island can be an option if you want to isolate yourself because this island is so remote. It makes the atmosphere of this island so peaceful, coupled with the beauty of the beach area. On the edge of the Sabah region and also has several comfortable wooden huts to relax in.

Kinabalu presents a beautiful seaside view, especially if you come at sunset when the sea water glistens. The other side of Kinabalu is a charming mountain and the preserved Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park. Not only popular natural attractions, Kinabalu also has several well-known malls and delicious culinary tourism centers.

Kuching in the Melayu language means cat, don't be surprised if you find an iconic cat monument. The capital city of Sarawak Province has several beautiful areas home to rare flora and fauna. Visit Semenggoh Nature Reserve to interact with orangutans or trekking in Bako National Park.

That's a list of 21 exciting places that can be a destination for a day vacation. These places are located close to KL so they can be visited without needing a long journey. Holidays like this are perfect for those who have busy activities but want to take a break.

For a weekend getaway, you should stay in KL before returning so you can rest a bit. Choose accommodation in KL according to your wishes and budget only through Traveloka. To shorten your trip, you can fly using a plane with tickets you can buy at Traveloka.

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