When a beautiful country such as Malaysia is full of culture, colourful views, unique culture, & delicious food, and offers lots of exciting adventures, it becomes difficult to choose when is the best time to go to Malaysia. But don’t worry, we at The Travel Makers has come up with this article to help you choose your ideal time to go to Malaysia per your interests and preferences. Apart from this, we also have some Malaysia tour packages that will provide you with an organized trip including various sightseeing and activities. For more details regarding your whole Malaysia adventure, call us at +971-4256-2434.
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Best time to go to Malaysia
There is no ideal time to visit this wonderful country as it assists tourists throughout the year. Due to its location near the equator, there is stable weather throughout the year in Malaysia. Malaysia experiences hot, humid, and wet temperatures during most of the months of the year. This tropical destination also finds sea temperature at mostly 29 degrees Celsius which makes it the perfect place for a beach holiday.
Seasons in Malaysia
Winter Season in Malaysia
The winter season in Malaysia falls between December and January when you can also enjoy lots of festivals like New Year, Christmas, and more with your friends and family. They can also enjoy Chinese New Year which is a 15 days festival. January is the coldest month in Malaysia where one can experience a cool breeze. Don’t forget to carry a winter jacket to deal with the chilly nights.
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Summer Season in Malaysia
Summer months fall between March and October and it is also the best time to visit Malaysia in the eastern part. This part faces humid and wet weather during summer. March is the hottest time in Malaysia with temperatures rising to 28 degrees Celsius. It is relatively higher than the other months of the year. It is a must to carry light clothes to Malaysia.
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Monsoon Season in Malaysia
You must be surprised to know that Malaysia has two monsoon seasons, which take place in the eastern and western parts of Malaysia in different months. Monsoon season is not the best time to head to Malaysia as most of the activities and water adventures are not allowed during this season. Anyone in Malaysia may find that he can explore the eastern part when there is rainfall in the western part. Different seasons in Malaysia offer diverse experiences throughout the year and the best time to head to Malaysia depends on which part you want to visit. The best time to explore the eastern part of Malaysia is from April to October on the other hand, one can explore the western part during the months from December to February.
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Diverse experiences in Malaysia -by month
January
- Temperature: 23 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Cultural exploration in George Town and Island Hopping in the western part
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February
- Temperature: 23 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Celebrate Chinese New Year, and explore wildlife in Koto Kinabalu & Cameron Highlands
March
- Temperature: 23 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Spot Whale Sharks and Orangutans in Borneo, Hike at Kinabalu
April
- Temperature: 23 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Spend relaxing time on the Peninsular East Coast
May
- Temperature: 24 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Celebrate Vesak Day and explore beautiful beaches
June
- Temperature: 24 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Spot turtles on Lankayan Island and climb Mt. Kinabalu and Gawai Dayak
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July
- Temperature: 24 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Experience diving in Borneo and explore George Town
August
- Temperature: 24 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Celebrate Lights Water Festival and Malaysia National Day
September
- Temperature: 24 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Celebrate the International Kite Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival
October
- Temperature: 24 to 32 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Spot wildlife creatures in Borneo
November
- Temperature: 23 to 31 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Celebrate the Festival of Lights and Penang International Dragon Boat Festival
December
- Temperature: 23 to 31 degrees Celsius
- Activities: Take part in lots of adventures in the Cameron Highlands and on the West Coast
Whether you choose any of the time to go to Malaysia, it is sure that you won’t regret your decision. Its eastern and western regions, both have something to cater to traveler needs in every season. Don’t miss out on this chance and call +971-4256-2434 to book your seat in advance with The Travel Makers.