All visitors must hold current passport valid for at least six months upon arrival in Malaysia . Proof of onward passage and sufficient funds are required. All visitors are responsible for checking for any visa requirements which may be applicable according to their citizenship and country of residence.

Malaysia is a food lover’s paradise. Chinese, Indian and Malay cuisines predominate and chicken, fish, noodles and curries can be found everywhere. Malaysian food is spicy, and coconut milk is a common ingredient.

You also have access to a cornucopia of exotic tropical fruit here: rambutan, mangosteen and the famous Asian delicacy, the durian.

The official currency in Malaysia is the Ringgit.However, guests are advised to bring along US currency, also accepted at the Village. Major credit cards are also recognised here.

Day time temperatures are generally high in this tropical region, which allows for some unforgettable fun in the sun. Humidity levels are also high, so loose cotton and natural fibres are highly recommended.

Do remember though, that Malaysia is a Muslim country, so please cover up (sleeved shirts and skirts below the knees or trousers for women and no shorts for men) should you decide to leave the Village on a excursion to a mosque or religious festival.

Here are some common phrases in Bahasa Melayu you might find useful:

Terima Kasih — Thank You

Saya tak cakap bahasa — I don’t speak Bahasa Melayu

Selamat Datang — Welcome

Selamat Pagi — Good Morning

Selamat Petang — Good Afternoon/Good Day

Selamat Malam — Good Night

Sedap! — Delicious!