Hotels in Alor Gajah

Exciting trails through winding forests leading you through and to the pinnacle of natures grace awaits nature lovers travelling to Alor Gajah. This area has a huge variety of hiking and biking trails and a must-see planetarium. If you seek the perfect scenic blend of outdoors and classical Malaysian architecture, you will not be disappointed. The food selection leaves nothing lacking and there so much to do that you won’t know where to start. Here we aim to help you make the most of your unforgettable experience in Alor Gajah.

The town of Alor Gajah is nestled in the northern section of Malaka State. The area is a UNESACO World Heritage Site thanks to its rich history and controversial past. Travel in and around Alor Gajah is affordable and easy to access. The rickshaws are of particular interest to visitors.

Where to Stay in Alor Gajah

All Modern Amenities - Plenty of accommodation is available both in Alor Gajah and in near-by areas. At almost every provider you have free access to high speed Wi-Fi, the availability of meals and / or an in-house restaurant. There’s a broad range of hotels in Alor Gaiah at different price points so you will be able to find one to suit your budget.

Excellent Bed & Breakfasts – Within Alor Gajah you can find a few bed & breakfast providers known for their outstanding service. Bookings typically go quickly and rooms are limited so be sure to book in advance.

A World of Options – Staying on the fringes of Alor Gajah within a 10 mile radius gives you plenty more options. Many visitors choose to stay in Melaka beach resorts where the weather is lovely and its convenient to get around. From there, it’s easy to visit Alor Gajah.

Top Things to Do in Alor Gajah

How about a game of golf followed by a dip in the pool? This and more awaits visitors. Here are some of the best things to do in Alor Gajah, a picturesque getaway in Malaysia.

See Malaysia’s Reptiles up Close – For a day to wonder with the kids, visitors would do well to visit the Reptile sanctuary within 20 miles of Alor Gajah. The section of rare reptiles will spark countless questions for your guide to answer.

Turtle sanctuaries If you’re up for a little drive, hop in a rental car and make your way to the Padang Kemunting Turtle Management Centre. You can’t miss out on the chance to interact with turtles of all ages. You are even allowed to feed their babies.

Sungai Udang Recreational Forest – The walking hikes through Sungai Udang Recreational Forest are easy enough for beginners but still reward one with a trip into untouched nature at its finest. The guided walks are short but you can explore solo or in a group at your leisure.

What to Eat in Alor Gajah

There Is nothing better than enjoying delicious seafood by the beach. If there is one thing that you can’t miss out on, its Alor Gajah’s fresh seafood. Look for the beach-side restaurants for the most enticing atmosphere you can imagine. Being served seafood in the sun with the waves crashing beside you is unforgettable, while the food itself is just as memorable. You can’t get fresher.

Amazing Ayam Penyet – Excellent Indonesian cuisine is served up by restaurants across the area. The East Javanese dish Ayam Pennet is unbeatable. It is a dish made by smashing a piece of fried chicken with a mortar and pestle until very soft and then serving it sambals, fried tofu and tempeh as well as a few slices of cucumber. You shouldn’t visit Alor Gajah without giving it a try.