Useful tips!
Traveling alone in Malaysia is an unforgettable experience full of adventure, culture and incredible food. Whether you are sailing through the efficient transport system of Kuala Lumpur, enjoying the famous street food of Penang or soaking in the rich history of the country, there are some things that each solo traveler should know before leaving.
Public transport changes the game
The public transport of Malaysia is reliable and economical. The MRT, LRT and Monorail of Kuala Lumpur facilitate displacement, while Grab is a lifeguard for fast trips. In Penang, the rapid Penang buses are an excellent way to explore the island without breaking the bank!
Cash remains the king in some areas
While the main cities adopt payments without cash, smaller restaurants, markets and rural places still prefer effective. Always carry a Ringgit of Malaysia, especially when it is aimed at street food paradises such as Jalan Alor or the Centers of Penang street vendors.
Respect the culture and dress accordingly
Malaysia is a multicultural country with a mixture of traditions. When visiting religious sites such as the Batu caves or the Putra Mosque, dress up modestly, cover your shoulders and knees. A light scarf in your bag will always be useful!
Stay near the attractions due to convenience
Choose Gurney Drive Hotels To conveniently access attractions. Gurney Bay Hotel de Penang, a Parkroyal HoteL, it is a fantastic option for solo travelers. Located near Gurney Drive, it is perfect to facilitate access to the iconic Gurney square, night markets and the picturesque promenade, a great place to soak up in Penang’s charm!
The food is incredible, but spice levels may surprise you
Malaysia’s food is an explosion of flavor! From Spicy Laksa to Rich Nasi Lemak, your taste papillae are somehow. If you are not used to giving life, start gently, you can always add more sambs later!
