7 Destinations In Malaysia That Will Take Your Instagram To Foreign Lands!

Running out of pics to post while your friends are traveling everywhere taking pictures of famous attractions all over the world?

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Here are a few spots we think might convince you that you don’t need to travel all the way to the other side of the world, to get a good photo that convinces other people of your wanderlust.

1. Astaka Morocco, Putrajaya (Morocco)

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Just a drive away from the hustle and bustle of KL, Astaka Morocco is slowly becoming one of the hottest spots where photographers capture intricate zillege tilings and Arabesque décor, and where Instagrammers flaunt their beautiful long summer-dresses as they flow in the wind, whilst being transported to a Moroccan Wonderland.

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2. Sasaran Beach (Salan De Uyuni)

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Only occurring during the full-moon (every month), so you might want to check it out here before you plan a field-trip with your family/friends here. Malaysia’s very own Bolivian infamous salt-flat.

The sky-reflective seawater is a perfect pic-ception moment that photographers/Instagrammers will never pass out on. Check out more on their website here.

3. Colmar Tropicale, Bukit Tinggi (Colmar)

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More commonly known as the French village of Malaysia, Colmar Tropicale will take you on a trip to the northeast side of France. Experience the architecture of traditional Alsatian architecture with buildings of symmetrical patterns and steep roofs.

While you enjoy a leisurely stroll at the moat, where ducks and swans reside, with a delicious baked pastry on one hand from their bakery. Check out their website here.

4. Macalister Mansion, Penang (Movie-esque Mansions)

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This modern gem is located in the midst of the compact-cafes and the tourist-bustle of Penang, where modern-luxe meets comfort. Definitely a place worth snapping your phones away for! The Macalister Mansion also has a beautiful lawn, casual living room, a dinning room and a cellar. Find more details on their website here.

5. Japanese Tea House & Botanical Garden, Bukit Tinggi (Japan)

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Near Colmar Tropicale, the Japanese Tea & Botanical Garden is a definite spot that you don’t want to miss. Be transported to a zen of koi ponds and tea-pouring at the Japanese Tea House & Botanical Garden. There you can learn the traditions of an authentic Japanese tea ceremony and even don yourself in traditional kimono attire.

6. Desa Dairy Farm, Sabab (New Zealand)

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Transport yourself to the dairy farms of ongoing green, and relish amongst the cattle in 199 hectares of land. With an in-house café that offers fresh ice cream, cheese, and dairy items fresh out of the farm that you can chow-down on while you appreciate what Mother Nature has to offer. This place is a surefire way to trick your friends into thinking that you’re actually traveling!

7. Cherry Blossoms Road, Kedah/Penang/Perak (Japan)

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If you’re missing out on the Cherry-Blossom season in Japan, fear not! Because you can find it here in Malaysia.

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In Kedah, Penang, and Perak where beautiful flowers resembling Japan’s cherry blossom season, there is no need to travel to such great lengths! Proving that Malaysia is one versatile queen, in races AND in tourist attractions!

Have we missed out on any convincing-oversea attractions in Malaysia? Let us know in the comments!

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