Kuala Lumpur
Kua-la Lum-pur
Usage
Capital city of Malaysia
Grammar Note
"Kuala Lumpur" literally means "muddy confluence". Named for the muddy riverbank where tin-mining activities began in the 19th century.
Pulau Langkawi
Pu-lau Lang-ka-wi
Langkawi Island
Usage
Popular resort island in Malaysia
Grammar Note
"Pulau" means island. Langkawi is a duty-free island in the Andaman Sea, famous for its beautiful beaches.
Melaka
Me-la-ka
Melaka (historic city)
Usage
UNESCO World Heritage historic city
Grammar Note
Melaka is one of Malaysia's oldest cities with Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonial history. UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008.
Taman Negara
Ta-man Ne-ga-ra
Taman Negara National Park
Usage
One of the world's oldest tropical rainforest national parks
Grammar Note
"Taman negara" means "national park". Contains one of the world's oldest tropical rainforests, estimated at 130 million years old.
George Town, Pulau Pinang
George Town, Pu-lau Pi-nang
George Town, Penang Island
Usage
UNESCO World Heritage multicultural city
Grammar Note
The island is named after the "pinang" (betel palm). Georgetown, its capital, is known for street art and multicultural heritage
Cameron Highlands
Ca-me-ron High-lands
Cameron Highlands (tea plantation hill station)
Usage
Visiting Malaysia's cool highland tea plantation resort
Grammar Note
Located above 1,500m, Cameron Highlands has a cool climate with tea and strawberry farms. BOH Tea Estate is a popular stop.
Johor Bahru
Jo-hor Bah-ru
Johor Bahru (city on Singapore border)
Usage
Major city in southern Malaysia bordering Singapore
Grammar Note
"Bahru" (new) is an old spelling of "baharu". JB, as it's called, is a major city and popular day-trip from Singapore.
Kota Kinabalu
Ko-ta Ki-na-ba-lu
Kota Kinabalu (Sabah's capital in Borneo)
Usage
Visiting Malaysian Borneo's gateway city
Grammar Note
Capital of Sabah, East Malaysia. Base for climbing Mount Kinabalu (4,095m), the highest peak in Southeast Asia.
Putrajaya
Put-ra-ja-ya
Putrajaya (federal administrative capital)
Usage
Visiting Malaysia's planned federal administrative capital
Grammar Note
"Putrajaya" means "land of the victorious prince". Built under PM Mahathir, it is known for grand mosques and a central lake.
Kepulauan Perhentian
Ke-pu-lau-an Per-hen-ti-an
Perhentian Islands (snorkeling and diving paradise)
Usage
Visiting Malaysia's premier diving and snorkeling islands
Grammar Note
"Kepulauan" uses the ke-...-an circumfix to form a collective noun. Historically a resting stop for sailors — hence the name.
Selangor
Se-la-ngor
Usage
State on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia surrounding Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya; the most populous and industrialised state
Shah Alam
Shah A-lam
Usage
Capital of Selangor, about 25 km west of central Kuala Lumpur, known for the blue-domed Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque
Petaling Jaya
Pe-ta-ling Ja-ya
Petaling Jaya (PJ)
Usage
Satellite city immediately west of Kuala Lumpur, universally called "PJ"; offices, universities and residential neighbourhoods
Subang Jaya
Su-bang Ja-ya
Usage
Residential and commercial city in Selangor about 20 km southwest of central KL, served by both LRT and KTM and known for its student population
Klang
Usage
Royal town of Selangor and seat of its sultan, regarded as the birthplace of bak kut teh; about 45 minutes from KL Sentral by KTM
Kajang
Ka-jang
Usage
Selangor town southeast of KL, famous for satay and the southern terminus of the MRT Kajang Line
Ampang
Am-pang
Usage
Suburban district on the eastern edge of KL with many embassies and a Korean community; gives its name to the LRT Ampang Line
Perak
Pe-rak
Usage
State in northwestern Peninsular Malaysia that grew rich on tin mining; its capital is Ipoh
Ipoh
I-poh
Usage
Capital of Perak, known for limestone hills, cave temples, white coffee and bean-sprout chicken; about 2.5 hours from KL by ETS train
Taiping
Tai-ping
Usage
Old tin-mining town in northern Perak with Malaysia's oldest colonial-era Lake Gardens; the wettest town in the country
Lumut
Lu-mut
Usage
Coastal town in Perak, home to a naval base and the ferry jetty for Pangkor Island
Kedah
Ke-dah
Usage
Northwestern state known as Malaysia's "rice bowl"; Langkawi Island belongs to Kedah
Alor Setar
A-lor Se-tar
Usage
Capital of Kedah near the Thai border, with the Zahir Mosque and the Alor Setar telecom tower
Perlis
Per-lis
Usage
Malaysia's smallest state, at the northern tip of the peninsula on the Thai border
Kangar
Ka-ngar
Usage
Capital of Perlis and the base for the Thai border station at Padang Besar and the Kuala Perlis jetty to Langkawi
Kelantan
Ke-lan-tan
Usage
Northeastern state bordering Thailand, where traditional Malay-Muslim culture remains strongest
Kota Bharu
Ko-ta Bha-ru
Usage
Capital of Kelantan, known for Siti Khadijah market and handicrafts such as batik and giant kites
Terengganu
Te-reng-ga-nu
Usage
East-coast state with long beaches and offshore islands such as Redang; the sea is rough during the November–February monsoon
Kuala Terengganu
Ku-a-la Te-reng-ga-nu
Usage
Capital of Terengganu, known for the Crystal Mosque on an artificial island and its riverside Chinatown
Pahang
Pa-hang
Usage
Largest state in Peninsular Malaysia, containing the Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands, Taman Negara and Tioman Island
Kuantan
Ku-an-tan
Usage
Capital of Pahang and the biggest city on the east coast; Teluk Cempedak beach is about 10 minutes from the centre
Negeri Sembilan
Ne-ge-ri Sem-bi-lan
Usage
State directly south of Kuala Lumpur, known for Minangkabau architecture with buffalo-horn roofs
Seremban
Se-rem-ban
Usage
Capital of Negeri Sembilan and the southern terminus of the KTM Komuter line, about an hour from KL Sentral
Port Dickson
Port Dick-son
Usage
Beach resort town in Negeri Sembilan about 1.5 hours by road from KL; a popular weekend seaside escape
Johor
Jo-hor
Usage
Southernmost state of Peninsular Malaysia, facing Singapore across the strait; its capital is Johor Bahru
Sarawak
Sa-ra-wak
Usage
Malaysia's largest state, on Borneo; known for rainforest and longhouse culture, and it runs its own immigration checks even for arrivals from the peninsula
Kuching
Kuc-hing
Usage
Capital of Sarawak; the name means "cat" in Malay. Known for its riverside promenade, museums and Bornean food
Miri
Mi-ri
Usage
City in northern Sarawak built on the oil industry; the gateway to Mulu National Park and the Niah Caves
Sabah
Sa-bah
Usage
Malaysian state in northern Borneo, known for Mount Kinabalu and world-class diving
Sandakan
San-da-kan
Usage
City on Sabah's east coast, the base for the Sepilok orangutan centre and Kinabatangan River cruises
Tawau
Ta-wau
Usage
City in southeastern Sabah with an airport; the entry point for Semporna and for boats to Indonesian Kalimantan
Semporna
Sem-por-na
Usage
Town on Sabah's east coast where dive trips to Sipadan and Mabul depart; about 1.5 hours by road from Tawau airport
Labuan
La-bu-an
Usage
Federal territory island off Borneo; a duty-free island with fast ferries to Kota Kinabalu and Brunei
Bandar Seri Begawan
Ban-dar Se-ri Be-ga-wan
Usage
Capital of Brunei, where Malay is the official language; known for the Kampong Ayer water village and gold-domed mosques
Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur
La-pa-ngan Ter-bang An-ta-ra-bang-sa Ku-a-la Lum-pur
Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)
Usage
Malaysia's main gateway airport, in Sepang, Selangor, about 55 km south of central KL; the KLIA Ekspres reaches KL Sentral in about 28 minutes
KLIA Terminal 2
KLIA Ter-mi-nal 2
Usage
KLIA's low-cost carrier terminal used by AirAsia and others, renamed from "klia2" in 2023; linked to Terminal 1 by a free shuttle train
Lapangan Terbang Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah
La-pa-ngan Ter-bang Sul-tan Ab-dul A-ziz Shah
Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport (Subang)
Usage
Airport in Subang, Selangor, much closer to the city than KLIA; used by turboprop domestic flights and services to Singapore. Airport code SZB
Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Pulau Pinang
La-pa-ngan Ter-bang An-ta-ra-bang-sa Pu-lau Pi-nang
Penang International Airport
Usage
International airport at Bayan Lepas in the south of Penang Island, about 30 minutes by road from George Town
Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Senai
La-pa-ngan Ter-bang An-ta-ra-bang-sa Se-nai
Senai International Airport (Johor Bahru)
Usage
Airport in Senai, Johor, about 25 km north of central Johor Bahru and also used by travellers from Singapore. Airport code JHB
Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Langkawi
La-pa-ngan Ter-bang An-ta-ra-bang-sa Lang-ka-wi
Langkawi International Airport
Usage
Airport at Padang Matsirat on the western side of Langkawi Island, about 20 minutes by road from the main town of Kuah
Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kota Kinabalu
La-pa-ngan Ter-bang An-ta-ra-bang-sa Ko-ta Ki-na-ba-lu
Kota Kinabalu International Airport
Usage
One of Borneo's busiest airports, about 8 km south of central Kota Kinabalu in Sabah. Airport code BKI
Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuching
La-pa-ngan Ter-bang An-ta-ra-bang-sa Kuc-hing
Kuching International Airport
Usage
Airport about 11 km south of central Kuching and the hub for domestic flights within Sarawak. Airport code KCH
KL Sentral
KL Sen-tral
Usage
Kuala Lumpur's main rail hub where the KLIA Ekspres, KTM, LRT Kelana Jaya Line and Monorail meet; the usual arrival point from the airport
Stesen Keretapi Kuala Lumpur
Ste-sen Ke-re-ta-pi Ku-a-la Lum-pur
Kuala Lumpur Railway Station
Usage
The Moorish-style 1910 former main station, now a KTM Komuter stop one station from KL Sentral; the building itself is the attraction
Bandar Tasik Selatan
Ban-dar Ta-sik Se-la-tan
Usage
Interchange in southern KL between KTM Komuter, the LRT Sri Petaling Line and KLIA Transit, connected directly to the TBS long-distance bus terminal
Terminal Bersepadu Selatan
Ter-mi-nal Ber-se-pa-du Se-la-tan
Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS)
Usage
Long-distance bus terminal in southern KL serving Melaka, Johor Bahru and Singapore, attached to Bandar Tasik Selatan station
Masjid Jamek
Mas-jid Ja-mek
Usage
Central KL interchange between the LRT Kelana Jaya Line and the Ampang/Sri Petaling Lines, named after the mosque at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers
Pasar Seni
Pa-sar Se-ni
Usage
Interchange between the LRT Kelana Jaya Line and the MRT Kajang Line, closest station to Central Market and Chinatown (Jalan Petaling)
KLCC
Usage
LRT Kelana Jaya Line station directly beneath the Petronas Twin Towers and Suria KLCC mall
Ampang Park
Am-pang Park
Usage
Interchange between the LRT Kelana Jaya Line and the MRT Putrajaya Line, on Jalan Ampang northeast of KLCC
Bukit Bintang
Bu-kit Bin-tang
Usage
Station on the MRT Kajang Line and the Monorail in KL's main shopping and nightlife district, near the Jalan Alor food street
Merdeka
Mer-de-ka
Usage
MRT Kajang Line station, closest to the Merdeka 118 skyscraper and Stadium Merdeka
Tun Razak Exchange
Tun Ra-zak Exc-ha-nge
Tun Razak Exchange (TRX)
Usage
Interchange between the MRT Kajang and Putrajaya Lines, inside the Tun Razak Exchange financial district southeast of central KL
Muzium Negara
Mu-zi-um Ne-ga-ra
Usage
MRT Kajang Line station linked to KL Sentral by an underground walkway and closest to the National Museum
Titiwangsa
Ti-ti-wang-sa
Usage
Interchange in northern KL where the LRT Ampang/Sri Petaling Lines, the northern terminus of the Monorail and the MRT Putrajaya Line meet
Chan Sow Lin
Usage
Interchange in southeastern KL where the LRT Ampang and Sri Petaling Lines split, also connected to the MRT Putrajaya Line
Hang Tuah
Hang Tu-ah
Usage
Interchange between the LRT Ampang/Sri Petaling Lines and the Monorail, just south of the Bukit Bintang area
Bukit Nanas
Bu-kit Na-nas
Usage
Monorail station closest to the foot of KL Tower; transfer on foot to Dang Wangi LRT station
Chow Kit
Usage
Monorail station in a working-class part of northern KL, known for the Chow Kit wet market and budget lodgings
Kelana Jaya
Ke-la-na Ja-ya
Usage
LRT station in western Petaling Jaya that gives the Kelana Jaya Line its name; it was the old terminus, now superseded by Putra Heights
Putra Heights
Pu-tra He-ights
Usage
Shared terminus of the LRT Kelana Jaya and Sri Petaling Lines, in southern Subang Jaya, Selangor
Gombak
Gom-bak
Usage
Eastern terminus of the LRT Kelana Jaya Line in KL's northeastern suburbs, with connections to east-coast long-distance buses
Bukit Jalil
Bu-kit Ja-lil
Usage
LRT Sri Petaling Line station serving Bukit Jalil National Stadium; extremely crowded on match and concert days
Kwasa Damansara
Kwa-sa Da-man-sa-ra
Usage
Northern terminus of the MRT Kajang Line and interchange with the MRT Putrajaya Line, in a new development area near Sungai Buloh, Selangor
Sungai Buloh
Su-ngai Bu-loh
Usage
Station in Selangor northwest of KL where KTM Komuter connects with the MRT Kajang Line
Putrajaya Sentral
Pu-tra-ja-ya Sen-tral
Usage
Gateway station for the administrative capital Putrajaya and for Cyberjaya; southern terminus of the MRT Putrajaya Line and a KLIA Transit stop
Padang Besar
Pa-dang Be-sar
Usage
Border station in Perlis on the Thai frontier; the northern terminus of Malaysia's ETS trains, where both countries' immigration checks are done before transferring to Thai trains
Butterworth
But-ter-worth
Usage
Mainland town in Penang state with the KTM ETS terminus, adjoining the ferry jetty to George Town and the bus terminal
JB Sentral
JB Sen-tral
Usage
Main station in Johor Bahru; the Shuttle Tebrau train to Woodlands in Singapore departs here, and it connects directly to the Bangunan Sultan Iskandar immigration complex
Bangunan Sultan Iskandar
Ba-ngu-nan Sul-tan Is-kan-dar
Bangunan Sultan Iskandar (Johor Bahru CIQ)
Usage
Malaysia's customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) complex in Johor Bahru; everyone crossing the Causeway to Singapore passes through it
Tambak Johor
Tam-bak Jo-hor
Johor–Singapore Causeway
Usage
The 1 km causeway linking Johor Bahru with Woodlands in Singapore, carrying road, rail and water pipelines; heavily congested at peak hours and weekends
Terminal Bas Larkin Sentral
Ter-mi-nal Bas Lar-kin Sen-tral
Larkin Sentral Bus Terminal
Usage
Long-distance bus terminal in northern Johor Bahru with services across the peninsula and to Singapore
Melaka Sentral
Me-la-ka Sen-tral
Usage
Melaka's main bus terminal where long-distance coaches from KL and Singapore arrive; the historic old town is about 15 minutes away by local bus or ride-hailing
Pelabuhan Klang
Pe-la-bu-han Klang
Port Klang
Usage
Malaysia's largest port, in Selangor; terminus of the KTM Komuter Port Klang Line, used by cruise ships and boats to Pulau Ketam
Pengkalan Sultan Abdul Halim
Peng-ka-lan Sul-tan Ab-dul Ha-lim
Sultan Abdul Halim Ferry Terminal (Butterworth)
Usage
Mainland ferry terminal at Butterworth for the crossing to George Town, next to the KTM station and bus terminal
Pengkalan Raja Tun Uda
Peng-ka-lan Ra-ja Tun U-da
Raja Tun Uda Ferry Terminal (George Town)
Usage
Ferry terminal on the George Town side of Penang Island, for crossings to Butterworth on the mainland
Jeti Kuah
Je-ti Ku-ah
Kuah Jetty (Langkawi)
Usage
Ferry terminal at Kuah, Langkawi's main town, with boats to Kuala Perlis, Kuala Kedah and Penang
Jeti Kuala Perlis
Je-ti Ku-a-la Per-lis
Kuala Perlis Jetty
Usage
Jetty in the port town of Kuala Perlis, the shortest ferry crossing to Langkawi at about 1 hour 15 minutes
Jeti Kuala Kedah
Je-ti Ku-a-la Ke-dah
Kuala Kedah Jetty
Usage
Jetty near Alor Setar in Kedah with ferries to Langkawi, taking about 1 hour 45 minutes
Jeti Lumut
Je-ti Lu-mut
Lumut Jetty
Usage
Jetty at Lumut in Perak with frequent ferries to Pangkor Island
Jeti Mersing
Je-ti Mer-sing
Mersing Jetty
Usage
Jetty on Johor's east coast for ferries to Tioman Island; at low tide departures may be moved to Tanjung Gemok jetty in Pahang
Menara Berkembar Petronas
Me-na-ra Ber-kem-bar Pe-tro-nas
Petronas Twin Towers
Usage
The 452 m twin skyscrapers at KLCC in central Kuala Lumpur; visitors can go up to the skybridge on level 41 and the observation deck on level 86. Nearest station is LRT KLCC
Menara Kuala Lumpur
Me-na-ra Ku-a-la Lum-pur
KL Tower
Usage
The 421 m telecom tower on Bukit Nanas hill in central KL; its observation deck gives a full view of the city including the Twin Towers
Dataran Merdeka
Da-ta-ran Mer-de-ka
Merdeka Square
Usage
The lawn square in central KL where independence was declared in 1957, ringed by colonial-era government buildings
Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad
Ba-ngu-nan Sul-tan Ab-dul Sa-mad
Sultan Abdul Samad Building
Usage
The 1897 Moorish-style government building facing Merdeka Square; its copper domes and clock tower are a symbol of Kuala Lumpur
Masjid Negara
Mas-jid Ne-ga-ra
National Mosque of Malaysia
Usage
Malaysia's national mosque near KL Sentral, with a star-shaped roof and a 73 m minaret; non-Muslims may visit outside prayer times and robes are lent at the door
Kampung Baru
Kam-pung Ba-ru
Usage
The Malay village that survives in the middle of KL, with stilt houses and food stalls; famous for its Ramadan market. Nearest station is LRT Kampung Baru
Jalan Petaling
Ja-lan Pe-ta-ling
Petaling Street (Chinatown)
Usage
The covered market street at the heart of KL's Chinatown, packed with souvenir stalls and hawker food. Nearest station is Pasar Seni (LRT/MRT)
Batu Caves
Ba-tu Ca-ves
Usage
Limestone cave temple in Selangor just north of KL, known for its 272 rainbow steps and the golden Murugan statue; the KTM Komuter terminus is right at the entrance
Genting Highlands
Gen-ting High-lands
Usage
Hill resort at about 1,800 m in Pahang, roughly an hour by road from KL; reached from Awana at the foot by cable car
Bukit Fraser
Bu-kit Fra-ser
Fraser's Hill
Usage
Hill station at about 1,500 m on the Pahang–Selangor border, known for its mock-Tudor buildings and birdwatching
Masjid Putra
Mas-jid Pu-tra
Putra Mosque
Usage
The rose-tinted granite mosque on the lakefront in Putrajaya, next to the Prime Minister's office and the symbol of the administrative capital
Jalan Hang Jebat
Ja-lan Hang Je-bat
Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Street)
Usage
The main street of Melaka's old town, lined with antique shops and cafes, turning into a night market on Friday to Sunday evenings; signposted "Jalan Hang Jebat"
Bukit Bendera
Bu-kit Ben-de-ra
Penang Hill
Usage
The 833 m hill in the middle of Penang Island, reached by funicular from Air Itam, with views over George Town and the strait
Batu Ferringhi
Ba-tu Fer-ring-hi
Usage
Beach resort strip on the north coast of Penang Island, about 30 minutes by road from George Town
Tokong Kek Lok Si
To-kong Kek Lok Si
Kek Lok Si Temple
Usage
One of Malaysia's largest Buddhist temples, on the hillside at Air Itam in Penang; known for its seven-tier pagoda and giant Kuan Yin statue
Gunung Kinabalu
Gu-nung Ki-na-ba-lu
Mount Kinabalu
Usage
The 4,095 m peak in Sabah, one of Southeast Asia's highest; climbing it requires an advance permit and a licensed guide
Taman Kinabalu
Ta-man Ne-ga-ra Ki-na-ba-lu
Kinabalu Park
Usage
The Sabah national park containing Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia's first natural World Heritage Site, about 2 hours by road from Kota Kinabalu
Pulau Sipadan
Pu-lau Si-pa-dan
Sipadan Island
Usage
World-famous dive site off Semporna in Sabah; daily visitor numbers are capped, permits must be arranged in advance, and there is no accommodation on the island
Sungai Kinabatangan
Su-ngai Ki-na-ba-ta-ngan
Kinabatangan River
Usage
Malaysia's second-longest river, in eastern Sabah; known for river cruises to spot proboscis monkeys and pygmy elephants, about 2 hours by road from Sandakan
Taman Negara Gunung Mulu
Ta-man Ne-ga-ra Gu-nung Mu-lu
Gunung Mulu National Park
Usage
World Heritage park in Sarawak, famous for the bat exodus from Deer Cave at dusk and its limestone pinnacles; reached by air from Miri
Taman Negara Bako
Ta-man Ne-ga-ra Ba-ko
Bako National Park
Usage
Coastal national park about an hour from Kuching in Sarawak by road and boat, known for proboscis monkeys and sea-stack rock formations
Pulau Tioman
Pu-lau Ti-o-man
Tioman Island
Usage
Island in the South China Sea belonging to Pahang, reached by ferry from Mersing or Tanjung Gemok; services thin out during the monsoon
Pulau Redang
Pu-lau Re-dang
Redang Island
Usage
Resort island off Terengganu with very clear water for snorkelling; most resorts close from November to February because of the monsoon
Pulau Pangkor
Pu-lau Pang-kor
Pangkor Island
Usage
Island off Perak, about 30 minutes by ferry from Lumut jetty; an easy beach getaway with fishing villages and duty-free shops
Kampong Ayer
Kam-pong A-yer
Kampong Ayer (water village)
Usage
One of the world's largest water villages, built over the river in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei; reached by water taxi
Masjid Omar Ali Saifuddien
Mas-jid O-mar A-li Sai-fud-di-en
Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque
Usage
Gold-domed mosque in the centre of Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, known for the replica royal barge floating in its artificial lagoon
Geylang Serai
Gey-lang Se-rai
Usage
The heart of Singapore's Malay community, known for its market and Ramadan bazaar; close to Paya Lebar MRT station
Kampong Gelam
Kam-pong Ge-lam
Usage
Singapore's historic Malay quarter, home to Sultan Mosque and Arab Street; nearest station is Bugis MRT
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