Why April?
Rainforests dry up, Ramadan ends (food markets revive), and islands like Perhentian reopen.
Top Picks
- Penang’s Street Food
- Gurney Drive Hawkers: Char kway teow + chendol.
- Avoid: April 10–12 (Hari Raya closures).
- Taman Negara Rainforest
- Canopy Walkway: 530m long, 45m high (April = fewer leeches).
- Night Safari: Spot slow lorises and civets.
- Langkawi’s Sky Adventures
- Sky Bridge: Glass-bottomed walkway (clear April skies).
- Cable Car: Best views at 5 PM (golden hour).
- Borneo Wildlife
- Sepilok Orangutan Centre: Feeding times at 10 AM/3 PM.
- Kinabatangan River: Cruise at dawn for pygmy elephants.
Pro Tips:
- Dress: Modestly for Ramadan in conservative states (Kelantan, Terengganu).
Book: Perhentian ferries early—limited April schedules.
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