Nagpur to Malaysia

Nagpur or Nagpore is the third largest and also the third most industrialised city in Maharashtra. It has been nicknamed as the 'Orange City' for being a major trader of Nagpur oranges. The city plays host to a number of cultural events held by various societies throughout the year. The South Central Cultural Centre is a promoter for events like the Orange City Craft Mela and folk dance festival. Here, every year, the government of Maharashtra organises a week-long Kalidas Festival that is marked with folk song and dance performances. One of the major attractions of this city is the Nagpur Central Museum. Established in 1863, this museum, through a huge collection of pre-historic artefacts, gives a detailed insight into the glorious history of the place. The presence of a number of lakes greatly enhances the beauty of the city. The Futala Lake and Shukrawari Lake, located right in the heart of the city are the most popular lakes where tourists can enjoy picnics or simply soak in the beauty. There are many places of religious importance as well, such as the Bohra Masjid, Telankhedi Hanuman Temple & Gardens, Telankhedi Shiv Mandir, and Ramtek Fort Temple. For a comfortable travel and stay, tourists can avail an affordable package from MakeMyTrip.

Malaysia, is Asia’s food heaven and cultural melting pot. With home to pristine beaches, lush jungles, reefs and rainforests, fresh highlands, and skyscrapers, Malaysia truly lives up to its slogan ‘Truly Asia’. Malaysia’s supercharged capital, Kuala Lumpur, resembles a crystal garden amongst towering skyscrapers, shopping malls and mono rail tracks. Devote a day to sample Kuala Lumpur’s delicious street food and stalls selling tropical fruits and smoothies; Chinese noodles and Indian dosas to aromatic and spicy Malay curries and seafood. The country really is a crossroads for so many Asian cultures; Muslim Malays, religiously diverse Chinese, Hindu and Muslim Indians live here, along with the indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia and Borneo. This only proves Malaysia is an ethnically and linguistically diverse jigsaw puzzle. UNESCO World Heritage listed, Melaka and George Town (Penang) have distinctive architectural and cultural townscapes. Spend the day with a traditional tribe or at a tea plantation, strawberry farm, waterfalls in the Cameron Highlands. Trek through the vast national parks of Gunung Mulu and Taman Negara and encounter incredible wildlife, like tigers and elephants. Or head to Borneo and look for wild orangutans, hike through the rainforest, and marvel at the knife-sharp peek of Mount Kinabalu. Then, there are tropical islands such as Langkawi, Tioman and the Perhentian Islands, synonymous with sparkling sands and scuba diving on pristine reefs. Outside of diving, Malaysia is also known for its challenging whitewater rafting conditions; Kuala Kubu Bharu River and Ulu Slim River are two popular options. You can book your flights with MakeMyTrip India.