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Located in the center of the Malay Peninsula is the Cameron Highlands - an area covered in green rolling hills of tea, mossy forests, and jungle! It’s high altitude creates a cool climate which is a nice change from the heat of Kuala Lumpur and Penang. If you’re traveling North from KL to George Town or Langkawi stop by for a night (or two!) to break up with trip! For more tips on how to spend 10 days in Malaysia check out my latest blog post, link in bio ____________ #travel #explore #malaysia #georgetown #penang #kualalumpur #cameronhighlands #melaka #malacca #cameronvalleyteahouse #bohteaplantation #solotravel #seasia #southeastasia

To reach the Batu Caves you have to climb 272 steps - thankfully there are monkeys along the way to distract you! ___________ #batucaves #kualalumpur #malaysia #seasia #asia #travel #explore #solotravel #monkeys

As a backpacker (on a budget) I spent some time at the bottom of the Kuala Lumpur Tower going back and forth over whether to spend the money going to the Sky Deck for the 360 degree view of the city (the ticket alone was my entire budget for the day!) But I’m a sucker for a good view so I impulsively bought the ticket - and boy am I glad I did! The view from 300 meters above the city was incredible and the highlight of my visit. Yes, staying on budget is important - but sometimes the experience is worth the splurge Tip: Go a little before sunset so you can see the city during the day and also lit up at night! ____________ #malaysia #kualalumpur #kltower #menaratower #travel #solotravel #travel #seasia #asia #backpacker #explore

Pai might be full of backpackers but it’s also full of beauty and places to explore! Sunsets over Pai Canyon, Buddhas, caves, and bamboo bridges will make you fall in love with Pai. The best way to explore is by scooter so come ready to ride! Read my latest post at www.timeoutfortravel.blog on how to make the most of 3 nights in Pai ______________ #travel #explore #pai #thailand #whitebuddha #paicanyon #bamboobridge #southeastasia #asia #travelblog #sunsets

Watching the sunrise over the Thai-Lao boarder was something I’ll never forget. If you have an extra day to spare when passing through Chiang Rai I highly recommend it - it’s a sunrise like you’ve never seen before! To read more about how to get to Phu Chi Fa and what to expect, check out my latest post (link in bio) __________ #travel #travelbug #asia #southeastasia #thailand #laos #phuchifa #sunrise #explore #solotravel #chiangrai

Ayutthaya, only a couple hours North of Bangkok, was the capital of Siam until it was sacked by the Burmese in the 1700s. Sukhothai, in Northern Thailand, was established in the 1200s as the first capital of Siam and was eventually annexed by the Kingdom of Ayutthaya. Both ancient cities are now preserved ruins, and the best way to visit them is by bicycle! _____________________ #thailand #ayutthaya #sukhothai #siam #ruins #travel #explore #seasia #southeastasia #ayutthayathailand

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