Malaysia Airlines is the national carrier of Malaysia and a fully-fledged member of oneworld alliance that connects to more than 850 destinations in 150 countries across the oneworld alliance network and domestic routes. Air Asia, a low-cost carrier, provides extensive connections within Malaysia and the region as well.

View Website

The Thean Hou temple, one of the largest Chinese temples in South-east Asia, is not only a place of worship but also offers special halls for meetings and events. The structure itself is a striking sacred landmark and is sure to present an eye-opening experience to its visitors.

For lovers of nostalgia, hitch a ride back in time on the North Borneo Railway in Sabah. Built in 1896 and connecting the interiors of Sabah to Weston port, the steam-powered locomotives are maintained in tip-top condition, providing yester-century’s charms to today’s passengers.

Be inspired by nature and adventure

Venture into paddy planting sessions at the Laman Padi, Langkawi, using both traditional and modern methods of cultivation. Your team will also enjoy the gorgeous and breath-taking bird’s eye views of the padi fields from the rooftop garden. For both adventure and nature lovers, experience the Panorama Langkawi with its SkyCab cable car and the suspended SkyBridge on the top of the Machinchang mountain and share your ‘I Was Here’ moment at the Skypos.
The Sepang International Circuit is for teams that are geared for high energy, adventure and the ultimate adrenaline rush. Situated 85km from Kuala Lumpur, the state-of-the-art circuit, known as Malaysia’s ‘Home of Motor Sports’, is perfect for your company’s next team building venue.

www.likeneverbefore.my

View Website

Nationals from countries which require a visa can apply through the nearest Malaysian overseas mission (or log onto www.imi.gov.my).

View Website

Including:

• rail, monorail and taxi

Airport distance from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) to Kuala Lumpur: 28 minutes by train and 40 minutes by car

View Website

Nature conservation

In Malaysia, we truly believe in being in-tune with the environment. We are blessed with nature and its many wonders – ranging from our 130 million-year-old lush tropical rainforests, which house an estimated 20 per cent of the world’s animal species, to the world famous Coral Triangle, a biodiversity hotspot for reef life that supports one of the world’s most diverse displays of coral and reef fish. With all these gifts from Mother Nature, conservation is an important subject in Malaysia.

Experience the Great Ape Encounter by spending a day with the caretakers of the Orang Utan.

View Website

Chinese cultural traditions are best experienced in Chinatown amid distinctive architecture and magnificent temples. Partake in Chinese arts and culture activities in ornate Chinese clan houses featuring intricate calligraphy, tea making sessions and the grandeur of Chinese opera. Alternatively, opt to absorb the energy and excitement of Malaysia’s Indian culture and traditions at the majestic Batu Caves and the bustling streets of Little India in Brickfields. Take in the exotic aromas, bright saris, kaleidoscopic flower garlands and multi-hued spices while being entertained by graceful traditional dancers, singers and musicians.

Experience the traditions that live on in many of the tribal communities at the Sarawak Cultural Village and Mari Mari Cultural Village in Borneo. Explore a typical village, admire the ornate tribal tattoos, drink the local ‘jungle juice’ known as ‘Tuak’ and participate in the native dancing and singing activities.

Travel back in time

‘Spice Market’ is a conceptual event that will take participants back 600 years to the era of the Malacca Sultanate, where a thriving spice market is enacted complete with Malay, Arab, Chinese, Indian, Javanese and Burmese traders. The cultural and historical experiences are heightened in Central Market, as visitors bargain with traders speaking in different languages.

Your corporate team can also relive the colonial era of old Malaysia; a time when planters established cash crops, and swashbuckling adventurers made their fortune. Dress for an occasion of opulence, sumptuous food and classic entertainment in a grand colonial mansion.

Find out more at www.likeneverbefore.my

View Website

Learn new skills from the masters

The best way to get to know a country is to absorb its culture. Malaysia is like a microcosm of Asia, so there are lots of opportunities to build team spirit with an injection of unique local flavours.

One of the best ways to immerse oneself in a country’s culture is through its cuisine. Indulge in local delicacies collectively with Masak-Masak, which means ‘Play Cook’ in Malay. Masak-Masak is an activity that requires clarity and creativity as a team. Face off against judges and your peers in the friendly competition of a delightful cook-out session.

Feel the rush of adrenaline

For those in favour of activities which will definitely give a rush of blood to the head, your organisation may opt for dragon boat racing. Dating back 2,000 years, dragon boat racing was a way for villagers to show their prowess in competing against their neighbours. Relive these days by racing your colleagues as a drummer beats out a stroke and sets the pace.

Visit www.likeneverbefore.my for more team building events

View Website

Where on earth can you be immersed in the very best that Asia has to offer? From an authentic mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian, Peranakan and 47 indigenous ethnic heritages, a delectable array of cuisines, electrifying urban experiences to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, idyllic tropical islands and 130 million-year-old tropical rainforests, savour the exhilarating vibes of Malaysia.

Be it in the bustling capital city of Kuala Lumpur, Georgetown, Langkawi, Kota Kinabalu or Kuching, crafting corporate meetings and incentive travel itineraries at these top experiential destinations will be a treat and nothing short of exceptional!

We welcome you to Malaysia with a warm Selamat Datang! Our home is bound to enrich, recharge and inspire.

Find out more at: www.likeneverbefore.my