Whether it's the weekend or the school holiday season, take your kids for an active fun time or just to move away from their screens, look no further!

1. Petrosains KLCC
It may be the school holidays but the learning doesn’t have to stop. A way to get the kids to get interested in science outside of the classroom is to bring them to The Discovery Centre in KLCC. With 11 interactive exhibits, the kids can learn about the fascinating world of science and technology without feeling bored. There’s even a Dark Ride where they can explore Malaysia’s rainforests, mountains, and underwater sceneries!

2. Zoo Negara is the perfect outing for animal-loving children! With the opportunity to catch a glimpse of a variety of animals including giant pandas, orangutans, Humboldt penguins, giraffes, elephants, and more. Don't forget to pop by the Children's World section where kids can run around freely while surrounded by gentle animals such as deer, goats, rabbits, tortoises, and miniature horses! There are even animal feeding sessions and shows scheduled throughout the day.

3. Farm in the city, another option to expose your little ones to animals and nature. The animals are free to roam around the farm without any cages or fences. Animal treats are also available so the kids can feed some giant tortoises, baby crocodiles, and more. With over 100 species of exotic animals and 60 species of plants and vegetables, Farm in the City is a fantastic place for kids to learn outside of the school textbooks.

4. Aquaria KLCC, ranked as one of the top five aquariums in Asia. The kids can immerse themselves in an array of unique exhibits like the Touch Pool, Evolution Zone, Jewels of the Jungle, and more! Make sure to visit the 90-meter transparent underwater tunnel where hundreds of fishes, sharks, stingrays, and more surround you from everywhere you look.

5. KidZania, kids are free to choose from several careers and get to simulate what it is to be a doctor, a newspaper columnist, a fireman, and more! Prepare your children for the real world by developing skills like responsibility, confidence, and independence.

6. Sunway Lagoon, enjoy up to 90 rides and attractions, including the popular Vuvuzela, Monsoon 360, Jungle Fury, Pirates Revenge, and more! 6 themed zones: Amusement Park, Scream Park, Water Park, Sunway Lost Lagoon, Wildlife Park, and X Park for you and your kids to explore!

7. Superpark, a unique, purpose-built, all-in-one indoor activity park housed in Avenue K Shopping Mall. The huge indoor activity park is split over two levels and divided into 3 zones, filled with a variety of family-friendly and adrenaline-pumping activities that are just as fun for all parents as they are for the kids. With over 25 exciting games and activities inside - from obstacle walls and giant trampolines to foam pits and an ice skating rink - there is surely something for all ages and fitness levels.

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Penang is a state in northwest Malaysia comprising mainland Seberang Perai and Penang Island. Here are some places you must visit when you are in Penang !

1. Penang Hill is known by the Malay name Bukit Bendera, which actually refers to Flagstaff Hill, the most developed peak. Penang Hill offers amazing views of the city from the top as well as a chilly climate that's about five degrees cooler than at the lowlands. Due to its breathtaking views, and cool, unpolluted air, it's a popular weekend hangout spot for locals and tourists alike!

2. Escape Theme Park is an outdoor theme park with challenging activities and games suited for children and adults. Sprawled over 22 acres, the park currently compromises two main components - Adventure play and Waterplay that includes the World's Longest Water Slide. The park also offering a high ropes course, zip lines, slides, a climbing tower & kid-friendly attractions.

3. Entopia by Penang Butterfly Farm is one of the largest butterfly garden in Malaysia which contains more than 15000 free flying butterflies. It is a giant glass-house conservatory where butterflies flutter freely amid beautifully landscaped lush tropical gardens which are also home to a selection of reptiles and other small creatures.

4. Pulau Jerejak is a historic island located a short 10-minute ferry ride from Penang Island. This hidden gem is dotted with beautiful photo spots including a rainbow pier and a romantic swing on the beach; it's also known for its breathtaking sunsets that will paint the sky pink, yellow, and orange!

5. Chew Jetty is one of six historic wooden Chinese Clan Jetties in George Town on Penang. Chew Jetty consists of 75 elevated houses, several Chinese temples, a community hall and lots of tourist facilities, all linked by elevated wooden walkways. It’s a fun place to wander around admiring docked fishing boats while the scent of frying fish wafts across the walkways.

6. Kek Lok Si is one of the largest and finest temples complexes in Southeast Asia. With millions of magnificent images of Buddha and hundreds of beautiful meaningful carvings, sculptures and murals in the interior and exterior of the temple halls, pagodas and archways, Kek Lok Si Temple is not just a center for Chinese culture and Buddha teaching, but also an unique heritage treasures that have Mahayana Buddhism and traditional Chinese rituals blend into a harmonious whole, in temple architecture and daily activities of worshipers.

7. Floating mosque is unlike any other mosques because it was built on piling and tilts above the sea. The beautiful mosque features a mixture of Middle Eastern and local architecture. It can accommodate up to 1,500 worshippers at one time. The mosque is built with a seven-storey high towering minaret that is used for announcing calls to prayer at different times of the day.

8. Snake Temple is a Chinese temple situated in Bayan Lepas, Southwest Penang. The period around Chinese New Year—and the week after, the temple’s main celebration day—makes a great opportunity to see colorful festivities, including snake charmers and snake dances.

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Kuantan is the capital city of the state of Pahang on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. There are a lot of amazing places to visit and delicious food to try out in Kuantan !

1. Teluk Cempedak also known as Palm Beach, is the most famous and beautiful white sandy beach in Kuantan. It is one of the local hot spots to chill and enjoy by the beach. You can find plenty of shops, restaurants, kiosks and other facilities offered here for your convenience. If you are a morning person, watch the sun rise ! If not, you can enjoy fire show and live band during night time.

2. Taman Gelora located in the Kampung Tanjung district of Kuantan is one of the most beautiful seaside parks in the country. It is widely popular because of the scenic view, a natural jogging path, a huge playground and a magnificent pond with blooming water lilies.

3. Sungai Pandan Waterfall also known as Panching Waterfall, this waterfall is a popular picnic and recreational area for the locals. Bring your kids along to swim as the depth of water is shallow ! DO take note that the park is closed on Friday for maintenance.

4. Mini Zoo Teruntum is the first hybrid zoo in Malaysia. You can find various animals for the kiddos to interact with, as well as a dinosaur exhibition with over 30 life-sized dinosaur replicas. For additional fun with the fam, there’s even a Hobbit House at the zoo.

5. Sungai Lembing is a town situated 42 kilometers northwest of Kuantan district in Pahang. It is known for its rich mining history. Being a major producer of underground tin until the 1860s, the town has several attractions that speak of its history including the biggest underground mine in the world! You can also visit the Rainbow Waterfall, Museum Sungai Lembing, crystal house etc.

6. Kuantan 188 Tower is the tallest iconic tower on the East Coast. It allows visitors to enjoy the overall view of Kuantan City from 92.0 meters to 104.0 meters as well as panoramic views of the Kuantan River. Location of the tower is very strategic as there are many other interesting spots within walking distance such as the Kuantan Art Street, Taman Kerang, a row of old shops in Jalan Besar and Kuantan Waterfront that allows visitors to take pictures with the giant sign ‘KUANTAN ‘

7.Cherating Beach is the most popular beach resort town in Kuantan, It has the distinction of being the location of Asia's first Club Med. Cherating has a cultural village which sells traditional textiles and handicrafts. The major attraction of Cherating is the giant leatherback turtles which migrate yearly to reside on the beaches here.

8. Puteh Beach Bar offers casual dining and drinks in a stunning beach front setting right on Pantai Balok beach in Kuantan. The warm & friendly atmosphere makes you feel welcome every time you dine in. They have quality and varied menu, as well as good cocktails for you to enjoy!

9. Kuantan River Cruise takes visitors through the picturesque landscape of a 500-year-old mangrove forest reserve that spreads along the Kuantan River. The swamp, which covers an area of 340 hectares, is home to fascinating varieties of estuarine plants, birds and fish species.

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1. Sipadan is home to exotic species like sea turtles, reef fish, and hammerhead sharks.

2. Mataking Island is the perfect reflection of sheer beauty, luxury, and serenity. The top-notch resorts here surrounded by sparkling blue waters make it an enchanting place for having a one-of-its-kind experience.

3. Blessed with turquoise waters, sandy beaches, and some of the most beautiful dive sites in the world, Semporna is arguably just as breathtaking as The Maldives.

4. Tioman Island. Gazetted as a marine park, the waters are abundant with coral reefs and marine life - ideal for scuba diving and snorkelling. Much of the island is covered by pristine rainforest, home to several endemic wildlife species and suitable for nature explorations.

5. Redang Island. The beach is covered with soft white sand. Coral and fish can be seen just a few metres from the beach.

6. Pangkor Island is a fishing village whose main economic activity is the fishery industry. The famous beaches there include Pasir Bogak, Teluk Nipah and Coral Beach.

7. Lang Tengah Island is appreciated due its remoteness, unfiltered beauty, and seclusion. The water around the island plays host to a thriving marine ecosystem which can be witnessed once you make an underwater dive.

8. Kapas Island is a marvel worth witnessing with soft white sandy beaches, palm trees, and colorful flora and fauna. Out of all the islands of Malaysia, Kapas has the most laid-back and rustic ambiance, which makes it an ideal retreat for a relaxing holiday. This is among the most beautiful destinations for honeymoon in Malaysia.

9. Perhentian Island. The beaches are utterly gorgeous, and the accommodation is too cheap. Apart from diving, there’s also a tropical jungle for you to see.

1. Batu Caves is a 400 million-year-old limestone hill with a 100-year-old temple incorporated within it. It's best known as the focal point of the annual Hindu festival of Thaipusam. The celebration attracts thousands of visitors who come to see the colourful spectacle of devotees who pay homage by carrying ornately-decorated kavadis (frameworks) combined with various metal hooks and skewers, which are used to pierce the skin, cheeks and tongue.

2. The Petronas Twin Towers are among the most prominent landmarks in Kuala Lumpur. The 88-storey chrome and steel towers are joined at the 41st and 42nd floors (175 metres above street level) by the 58-metre-long and double-decker Skybridge.

3. Menara Kuala Lumpur (KL Tower) soars above KL Eco City Park at 421 metres. Aside from being one of the tallest freestanding towers in the world, it's also an important architectural marker in the city.

4. Thean Hou Temple, this ornate Chinese temple dedicated to the Queen of Heaven, Thean Hou, protectorate of people who make their living from the sea. The temple borrows from Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian traditions. Some visitors believe the panoramic views of KL alone make the trip up the hill worthwhile.

5. The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is a distinguished city landmark that originally served as the secretariat for the colonial British administration. This Moorish-style building was designed by AC Norman and completed in 1897. It's home to the offices of the Ministry of Information, Communications and Culture of Malaysia, and frequently the backdrop for Independence Day parades.

6. Perdana Botanical Garden boasts the largest collection of flower gardens in Kuala Lumpur city centre. One of its standout features is the Orchid Garden, which has walking paths and manmade fountains, as well as a semi-circle pergola and rock garden with 800 species of orchids.

7.Masjid Negara (The National Mosque of Malaysia) is an important place of worship for the local Muslim community. The mosque's stunning design was influenced by the Grand Mosque in Mecca, with a towering 73-metre minaret and an umbrella-shaped main dome covered with thousands of green and blue tiles.

8. The National Planetarium is a fascinating tourist destination located on the territory of the Lake Gardens in Kuala Lumpur. The Planetarium is an entire complex which comprises an information center, an observation gallery, a space theatre, a park of ancient observatories, and also a space-scientific exhibition. The cinema has two big screens which demonstrate various space-scientific videos, including diverse feature films about space.

9. Chinatown is a vibrant neighbourhood in Kuala Lumpur that's deeply immersed in oriental cultures, heritage and history, It is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist spots in Malaysia. Representing Malaysia’s multi-hued multicultural background perfectly, you can find all sorts of stuff in Chinatown. Chinese herbs, souvenirs, clothes and street food are just some of the best things to get here.

10. Aquaria KLCC is a state-of-the-art oceanarium showcasing over 5,000 different exhibits of aquatic and land-bound creatures over a sprawling 60,000 square-foot space in the Concourse Level of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.