The average temperature in Malaysia in July is 23°C to 31°C.

With an average of 31°C during the day, cool and breathable clothes such as shorts, skirts, thin skirts and shorts made of light cotton fabric are recommended.

Averaging 23℃ at night, cool and breathable clothes such as shirts made of cotton and linen fabrics, thin long skirts and thin T-shirts are recommended.

1, ID card, passport (with visa), 4 headshots, e-ticket, hotel order, itinerary, insurance policy, credit card, cash, printout of all contact numbers, travel brochure.

2, straw hat, sunglasses, thin raincoat, umbrella, eye mask, earplugs, water cup.

3, one set of long coat and long pants per person, three sets of short-sleeved summer clothes, underwear, socks (to protect against the cold), two sets of swimming suits per person, sandals or cloth shoes, diving shoes (very useful!) The following is a list of the most important things you can do for your family.

4, standing medicines: colds, allergies, heat, burn cream (can be used for sunburn care), motion sickness, anti-inflammatory, band-aids and so on.

5, power converter, plug board, two cell phones (cell phone to open the foreign roaming), camera, all the power supply, books, pens and so on.

6, toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, comb, towel, windex, sunscreen, anti-mosquito water, laundry detergent, wet wipes, toilet paper rolls, sun clothes rope, plastic bags several.

Communication problems, open international roaming service, 1 month effective. After arriving in Kuala Lumpur manually select Maxis network (the largest telecom operator in the horse), during the horse to receive SMS free (ATM withdrawals will immediately receive a text message, it is very convenient), send a text message back to the country 0.4RMB/article, pick up and play the international long-distance 2.99RMB/minute, play the local 0.99RMB/minute, Kuala Lumpur and the airport sells a lot of phone card stores, the phone not much is not recommended to buy.

There is also the problem of time difference, Malaysia and Beijing in the same time zone, so there will be no problem of time difference. The Malaysian people must be fully clothed when they visit each other, and if they are wearing slippers, they must first be dressed properly. If you are wearing slippers, you must first take them off and put them outside the door, because the Malay inner hall is a place for prayer. Visitors are also required to do the same.

The Malays believe that the left hand is unclean, and you should not use your left hand to give something to someone, but use your right hand. To a lady, you must not reach out and ask for a handshake first, and you must not use your index finger to point at someone. Malay people also taboo touching the head, and even can not touch the back of others.