Twilight Zones

This spectacular location is a famous sightseeing attraction and ideal for taking pictures and all those trendy Instagram shots. Klebang was the “IT” place a couple of years due to these two things – food and sand dunes.

Stretching 2.5kms along the shores of Straits of Malacca, there are various activities that go on on this beach. You can see fishermen at work and also people camping. The beach is one of the cleanest beaches you’d be able to find in Peninsular Malaysia.

Fun Fact: There’s also a night market parallel along the shoreline.

There's a glass-bottom ledge overhanging from the side of the building, if you're not scared of heights, you can witness a vertiginous view of the grounds, well below your feet.

Side note: However, to step onto the glass section, you must consent to have your photo taken by the official photographer; note that no selfies or camera shots of your own are permitted. You don't have to buy a picture, of course, if you're not satisfied with it.

For people who love nature and all things that have to do with it, they would truly appreciate how beautiful the twilight sky at the Masjid Selat Melaka would be. On certain days the sky would look like a watercolour painting, painted by Mother Nature.

Dress code: For non-Muslim tourists, they need to dress modestly and remember that there are no shoes permitted in the mosque.

Favoured among Malaysian’s filmmakers as the location of their films, you can meet local stars shooting their film here throughout the year. What makes it unique is the fact that it still maintains Malay’s traditional houses and traditional kampongs.

After you’ve enjoyed the panoramic sunset, you can spend the night at the Skydeck. There’s a row of colour-changing seats shaped like cubes that glow in the dark at night, on the viewing deck surrounded with glass balconies. There is also a live band and various deejay performances at night.