5 places in Malaysia to visit if you need a
break from the stressful city life
With so many properties available for sale
in Malaysia, such as Tropicana
Avenue, finding the right property is not too difficult. However, buying a
property is a long term investment that requires a huge sum of money. You will
need to make sure you are financially stable before you commit. Although it is
important to work hard, it is also important to take a break when you are
tired. As the saying goes, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, it is
true that one needs to slow down and take a short break in order to fully enjoy
life. It is reported that approximately 29% of Malaysians have mental
problems due to stress. It might be hard to have a work life balance in today’s
society, but you can always take a short break whenever you feel stressed out
or tired. This article will guide you through 5 places in Malaysia to visit if
you need a break from the stressful city life.
1 1 Humble Hobbit Home, Kundasang
There is no doubt that Sabah has one of the
most gorgeous views in Malaysia. If you are a big fan of The Hobbit, Kundasang
is the right place for you. The Humble Hobbit Home is owned by B-Inspired Abode
and is located approximately 97KM from Kota Kinabalu International Airport.
The Humble Hobbit Home
is the perfect location to spend your morning and evening looking at the
glorious Mount Kinabalu.
The Humble Hobbit Home in Kundasang is
definitely the great place for a short getaway from the hustle and bustle of
city life.
2 2 Templer Park Rainforest
Retreat, Rawang
Templer Park
Rainforest Retreat is a hideaway spot, located on a hilltop approximately
30 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur. It is listed as on of the top rainforest retreat
in Malaysia. It is an ideal relaxing place for those who love the nature and
prefer to get lost in the beautiful scenic landscape. You get to enjoy the
super relaxing water sound that babbles from the river that flows from the
hills without thinking about your stressful work. It might seem a little bit
boring, but absolutely therapeutic.
Templer Park Rainforest Retreat in Rawang
certainly lives up to its reputable name, as it is the right place for one to
enjoy a good chill out period at the retreat. This lovely retreat is also
popular for hosting weddings, private events and so on.
3 3 Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat,
Ipoh
The
Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat is located in Ipoh. It is famous with its
luxury natural hot springs wellness retreat. The Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat is
exclusively open to its guests only, as there are only 45 villas available
throughout the whole resort. The famous Garden Villa has its own private pool,
lounge area and an attached hot spring Jacuzzi for you.
Wine lover must not miss dining at Jeff’s
Cellar, the restaurant built in one of the caves there. Enjoying your meal in a
beautiful cave is definitely one of the rare experiences you could ever had
once in a lifetime. There is also a spa & wellness centre available at
Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat. Go for the 90 minutes Banjaran Signature Massage
that combines the therapeutic and healing effects of three unique traditions
for a true healing experience.
Do note that the Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat
only accept adults and guests 12 years of age and above. Thus, you do not need
to worry about crying sounds from babies in the middle of the night.
4 4 Rawa Island, Johor
Rawa Island is located inside Sultan
Iskandar Marine Park. Rawa Island is well known for its slides that you cannot
find elsewhere in Malaysia.
At Rawa Island, you get to choose which
activity to participate in, such as snorkeling, scuba diving, cat sailing or
even kayaking. It is said that the water sports activities in Rawa Island are
worth a gold star.
If water activities are not your cup of tea,
just sit back and relax as you watch the sun slowly disappearing over the
horizon.
5 5 Juara Beach
Juara Beach on Tioman Island is one of the
most beautiful beaches in Malaysia. It is located at a secluded spot, with a
turtle conservation project. Therefore, you get to see some baby turtles
hatching. The Juara Turtle Project allows you to learn more on the endangered
turtles. It is a volunteer based conservation project that manages the impact
of pollution and threats to the environment.
There are water activities available as
well, such as snorkeling and scuba diving. If you are an adventurous person who
loves jungle trekking, there is a short trail available, with a waterfall
hidden in the jungle where you can take a dip in.
In conclusion, give yourself a short break
that you deserve after working so hard. Most importantly, all these beautiful
attractions are located in Malaysia and you do not have to worry about the
currencies.
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