Hotels in Pahang

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6 Hotels Found in Pahang

Mon, Feb 23 - Tue, Feb 24 (1 night) · 2 guests · 1 room

yellow homestay

jalan selancar tanjung gemok lot 545

7.5 Good (6 reviews)

Charming AccommodationBoasting a balcony with garden views, this air-conditioned holiday home offers a serene retreat wi...

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Windmill Upon Hills Retreat Apartments

Experience the perfect blend of comfort and adventure at Windmill Upon Hills Retreat Apartments in the heart of Genting ...

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Cloud Deck at Windmill Upon Hills Genting by HCK

Welcome to Cloud Deck at Windmill Upon Hills Genting by HCK, your perfect getaway in the stunning Genting Highlands!Luxu...

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1O Minit to get fresh seafood

Discover a tropical paradise just steps from Tanjung Lumpur Beach, where luxury meets comfort at our stunning beachfront...

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Maxhome Cozy at Windmill upon Hills

Discover a serene getaway at Maxhome Cozy at Windmill upon Hills, where comfort meets convenience in the heart of Gentin...

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The Noice Villa Private pool

Welcome to The Noice Villa—your serene getaway in Kuantan, where comfort meets luxury!Private Pool OasisDive into your...

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About Pahang

Pahang is Malaysia's largest state, offering a diverse range of landscapes and experiences that make it a compelling destination for travelers. From the lush rainforests of Taman Negara National Park to the cool highlands of Cameron Highlands, Pahang provides a unique blend of adventure and relaxation. The state's rich cultural heritage is evident in its traditional villages and festivals, while its beautiful beaches like Cherating offer serene escapes. Visitors can enjoy trekking, rafting, and wildlife spotting in the national parks, or explore the local markets and cuisine, which reflects the state's multicultural identity.

Travel Tips

The best time to visit is during the dry season. Pack light clothing and comfortable shoes for outdoor activities. Respect local customs by dressing modestly and removing shoes when entering temples or homes. Safety tips include being mindful of wildlife in national parks and using reputable taxi services. Credit cards are widely accepted, but having some local currency is advisable.