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Malaysia

A moms-to-be can choose your babymoon gateway to travel in Malaysia. Malaysia is a tropical country where the whole year weather ranged averagely from 24 °C to 33°C. You can choose to travel at any point of time; however January to February is the driest period while September to November is the wettest period in Malaysia. If you love tropical fruits such as durian, mangos teen and rambutan, you may travel during June to August as that is the harvest period for the above-mentioned fruits. There are a lot of places of interest where you can travel in Malaysia.

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Penang

Malaysia Penang Bridge

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Penang Bridge

Penang also known as ‘Pearl of the Orient’ and it always the tourist draw point. Penang is full of the culture color and history that awaiting you to discover, ample of luxuries hotels or resorts that build along the beaches for relaxing and the variety and delicious foods in Penang being acclaimed it as ‘food paradise’ in Malaysia.

For babymoon couples, Penang can be one of the most romantic places to visit with your loved one to make unforgettable memories. The beach, the majestic mountains, and the glorious moon among the stars at night could spice-up a relationship.

Want a cooler place to enjoy nature, Penang Hill or known as Bukit Bendera is much cooler than in other parts of Malaysia because of its beautiful natural elevation. From there, you can also see the panoramic view of Georgetown, Tanjung Bungah and mainland and experience exotic flora and fauna this hill is famous for. The most recommended way to go is through the Penang Hill Railway. Babymoon couples can visit the bird sanctuary at the Bellevue Hotel grounds and the sounds of cicadas and crickets pervade the night making it more delightfully romantic.

The Penang Botanical Garden Waterfalls is another enchanting place that a babymoon couple can visit. What can be more awesome than walking hand in hand while gazing at the wonder of a waterfall and seeing the cascading waters? There is nothing like posing beside a huge waterfall for a couple of pictures that will forever be part of your family album.

Gurney Drive, an esplanade facing the sea, which is another ideal spot for sharing intimate moments. Have you ever imagined yourself with your loved one sitting on the bayside while sharing a glorious sunset? This short sea front promenade is a spot where you can see all the restaurants, hotels or simply enjoy hawker food, along with one of the most picturesque sunsets on the planet!

Beaches always the first priority for pregnant lady if they choose to travel during pregnancy as it provides romantic and relaxing vacation. Monkey Beach at Teluk Bahang, Penang can stay away from the “maddening beach crowd” and it isn’t a noisy place and you won’t hear the loud sounds of Georgetown; whereas Batu Ferringhi Beach is the most popular beach in Penang.

Batu Ferringhi Beach whole stretch is composed of small coves and sandy beaches with resorts ranging from small to large scale, 5-star ones. Mostly during holidays, the beach gets crowded with travelers and backpackers from all over the globe. Large resorts in Batu Ferringhi such as Rasa Sayang, Golden Sands, Park Royal and Bayview which facing the sea provide a relaxing and luxuries holiday to babymoon couples. Aside from its beautiful beach, Batu Ferringhi is a prime location for shops, restaurants and its famous night market. Nights during weekends are made wonderful by Batu Ferringhi’s night market. This affair starts from 7pm until 1am, if not interfered by rains. The whole 2 km stretch of Batu Ferringhi is transformed into a night market and over 1000 stalls which line the main road selling cheap goods ranging from clothes to souvenirs. There are small shops selling Batu Ferringhi souvenirs and beach necessities including sarongs, hats, shorts and bathing suits. There are also money changers if you need to exchange your cash for some local currencies. Also, don’t forget to sample local hawker foods while there. They are cheap and freshly cooked every time.

Other than having romantic moment with your loved one, you could choose to visit some cultural or historical places of interest. Kek Lok Si Temple is Malaysia's largest Chinese Buddhist Temple which situated in Air Itam. You can find a 7-storey, 30 meter tall pagoda and inside the pagoda are 10,000 Buddha images whereby given the temple named as the "Pagoda of Ten Thousand Buddhas". No doubt to climb up to the top of the pagoda can be quite tiring, but you could slowly walk while look around the souvenir display along the path way and capture the splendid panoramic view of Penang. Another tourist attraction is visit the historical Fort Cornwallis and meets the statue of Francis Light. This was the place where Francis Light first set foot on when he arrived at Penang Island in the year 1786.

You could be a shopaholic while travelling in Penang. Penang is full of shopping mall such as Queensbay shopping mall situated in Bayan Lepas (the largest mall in Penang), Gurney Plaza and Prangin Mall Plaza. After some shopping, don’t forget to look for some delicious Penang local food to full your stomach. There are plenty of delicious and cheap foods that you must have a try. For example Hokkien Mee, Assam Laksa, Penang Char Koay Teow, Penang Nasi Kandar, Koay Teow Th’ng, Cendol, Penang Lobak, Penang Char Hor Fun, Durian which you shouldn’t miss!

Before ending your journey, you should buy some famous traditional biscuits such as Tambun Pneah, Beh Teh Sor, Heong Pneah, Pong Pneah, Tau Sar Pneah and etc as souvenir, whereby Ghee Hiang and Him Heang are the most famous brand in Penang for the above-mentioned biscuits.

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