• Sri Lankan Airlines
• Malaysian Airlines
• Malindo Air

• Kuala Lumpur
• Malacca City
• George Town
• The Cameron Highlands
• Sunway Lagoon Theme Park
• Genting Highlands

• High Season (December to February)
• Shoulder Season (July to November)
• Low Season (March to June)

• The traditional Malay greeting in is the ‘Salam’ and can be described as a handshake with both hands but without the grasp.family, including objects depicting the King, such as money and postage stamps.
• Due to the predominantly Muslim culture, tourists should dress in a conservative manner, particularly in more rural areas and always when entering a mosque. Women should wear loose clothing that covers the legs, arms and shoulders.
• Like many Southeast Asian countries, street food is hugely popular because it’s cheap and delicious. You can find it almost anywhere but the best is in the capital of Kuala Lumpur and Penang. Rojak (fruit and vegetable salad), apom balik (stuffed pancake) and koay chiap (duck and noodle soup) are a few examples of popular street foods to try.
• Public transport has become more convenient for visitors travelling around Malaysia. There are many lines – including the LRT, MRT and Monorail – to be used to go out and about in Kuala Lumpur. Also, you can still hop onto buses to get to your destinations. In other states of Malaysia like Penang, Melaka and Ipoh, you can move around via public buses.

• Batik
• Tropical Fruit Chocolates
• Tropical Art
• Instant Noodles
• Rice Wine
• Spices
• Food items

• Visas can be applied online at https://www.malaysiavisa.com.my/application/register

For further information please visit http://www.thaiembassy.org/colombo/en/services/4108

Sri Lankan Mission – Embassy of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka in Malaysia
Level 17, Faber Imperial Court, Jalan Sultan Ismail 50250,Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Phone: (+603) 2034 1705/6 Fax: (+603) 2034 1707
Email: slhc.kl@mfa.gov.lk Website: www.slhc.com.my/