Peninsular Malaysia · 10 days
Ten days in Malaysia, already worked out.
Kuala Lumpur, Melaka, Cameron Highlands, Penang, Langkawi. One route that doesn't backtrack, nine printed maps, and 138 pages written to be read — on paper or on your phone.
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138 pages · 9 mapsWhat's inside
Everything you were about to open forty tabs to find.
A 10-day route that never backtracks
KL, Melaka, Cameron Highlands, Penang, Langkawi
Nine maps printed inside
the route, the islands, four town orientation diagrams
Written walking routes for Kuala Lumpur and Georgetown
no screen needed
Honest eat & sleep picks
nobody paid to be in here
Transport decoded
ETS trains, ferries, buses, and when to just take a taxi
A survival kit
arrival card, money, weather, etiquette, what to pack
Free updates forever
you buy once
See it before you buy
Real pages. Not a sample chapter.
Get a feel for the writing, the maps and the layout before you commit. Four pages, a straight download — no email required.
The real problem
Malaysia is easy to visit and hard to plan.
It isn't one destination. It's a megacity, a colonial port town, a highland, an island and the best street food on earth — connected by trains, ferries and budget flights that nobody explains in one place. Which is why you have forty tabs open and still no plan.
One route. One book. Nothing to download.
Routed
Ten days already sequenced, so you never double back or lose a day to transit.
From KL landing to Melaka historic riverbanks, up into the misty Cameron tea hills, descending to George Town street food alleys, and finishing in Langkawi beaches.
Mapped
Nine maps printed inside, so a flat battery is not a lost day.
High-contrast typography and clear neighborhood grids designed for offline usability. Clear pedestrian landmarks and reliable taxi drop points.
Honest
No sponsored hotels, no affiliate restaurants. It also tells you what to skip.
Candid hawker stall ratings, real wait times, seasonal crowd warnings, and tourist traps you can safely cross off your itinerary.
Inside the guide
138 pages. No filler.
The 10-day itinerary, day by day
Ten days that never double back.
Kuala Lumpur to Melaka, up into the Cameron tea hills, down to George Town, and out to Langkawi — sequenced for real train and ferry times.
Kuala Lumpur
Arrival, Skyline & Chinatown Alleyways
Transit decoded
KLIA Ekspres (28 mins to KL Sentral)
Honest eat pick
Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Mee (original charcoal fried noodles since 1927)
What you do on day 1
- 1Petronas Twin Towers dusk viewing
- 2Petaling Street night lantern walk
- 3Kwai Chai Hong cultural heritage mural alley
What to skip
Avoid overpriced roof bars with RM90 minimum spends; head to Heli Lounge Bar or Troika Sky Dining instead.
Why not just use a free blog?
Because the free version of this took nine hours and still left you guessing.
Written to be read
A book, not a database. Orientation first, then the days.
138 pages, no filler
Every page is one you'll actually open on the trip.
Nine maps, printed
The route, the islands and four town diagrams. Nothing to download.
Works with a dead phone
Every day can be followed with the book, some cash and a question.
A route that survives reality
Paced for real train and ferry times, not for a map with straight lines.
Nobody paid to be in here
No affiliate hotels hiding inside the recommendations.
- Pages
- 138Pages
- Maps
- 9Maps
- Days planned
- 10Days planned
- Regions covered
- 5Regions covered
Everything people ask before buying.
Two PDF files: a mobile edition laid out at phone proportions, and a print-ready A4 edition. Both are the same 138 pages with the same nine maps. They arrive by email within two minutes of paying, along with the printable packing checklist.
Yes to both. The A4 edition is made to be printed and carried. Nothing in the guide needs a signal — the maps are drawn into the pages, and the walking routes for Kuala Lumpur and Georgetown spell out the turns, so you can follow them with a flat battery.
It is 138 pages you will actually open. There is no 4,000-word history of the Straits Settlements and no list of forty restaurants nobody has eaten at. Every page is either somewhere you are going, something you need to book, or something you would otherwise get wrong.
Every date-sensitive claim — prices, opening hours, ferry and train schedules — is checked against official sources and carries the date it was checked. The guide is revised twice a year, and revisions are free forever.
No. This is Peninsular Malaysia only: Kuala Lumpur, Melaka, Cameron Highlands, Penang and Langkawi. Borneo is a genuinely different trip and padding this guide with it would make both halves worse.
Yes. The route is built in day-sized blocks with swap modules, so you can drop the days that matter least to you or stretch the ones that matter most. The guide says which days to cut first for a seven-day trip and what to add for fourteen.
No. One payment of €24.90, no account to create, nothing to cancel. Updates are included for as long as the guide exists.
Email us within 14 days and we refund you in full — there is no form to fill in and you keep the packing checklist either way.
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The Malaysia Plan
Launch price- The Malaysia Plan — 138 pages, mobile + print€39.90
- Nine maps, printed inside the guide€19.00
- Practical Survival Kit — arrival card, SIM, trains, ferries€9.00
- Bonus: printable packing + pre-departure checklist€5.00
- Allergy, diet and emergency phrase cards in Malayincluded
- Day-by-day itinerary you can reorderincluded
- Honest eat & sleep list — nobody paid to be in itincluded
- Every future update, free, foreverincluded
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