Both Bali and Malaysia are great for travel and vacation.

Sabah is located in eastern Malaysia.

Scenery includes: Kapalai Water House (built on a coral reef), Spartan (one of the top ten deep diving sites in the world), food (white coffee, laksa, Hainanese chicken rice, bak kut teh, nasi lemak,

Seafood, ice cream), shopping (Sunday market, shopping mall), Beauty Island, Canopy Suspension Bridge (the bridge is built in the jungle more than ten meters above the ground), Mount Kinabalu (the highest mountain in Southeast Asia), floating mosque, Shangri-La Hotel (the top ten in the world)

One of the great sunset viewing spots), Tunku Abdul Rahman Park (composed of five small islands including Manukan Island and Sabi Island) Malacca, mainly Chinese, Indians and Malaysians, is located in western Malaysia.

Scenery includes: Dutch Red House, Zheng He Memorial Hall, church, fort, aircraft and train display, ancient warships, graffiti, food (Hainanese chicken rice, ice cream), Sanshu Gong souvenir shop, Malacca attractions where you can take a human-powered tricycle cable car ride,

Ferris wheel.

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia.

It's just a big city, nothing special.

The scenery includes the old railway station, Petronas Twin Towers, National Mosque, Indian Temple, and Independence Square (there are other attractions nearby). In summary, Malaysia’s itinerary is more urbanized than Bali. The trees in Malaysia are much taller than those in Bali. I

If I like Sabah, I basically take a taxi. It’s not expensive and the service is good. It only takes 20 minutes to walk from the hotel to the food street.

Bali, it takes 2 hours and 30 minutes to fly from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Attractions include: recommended Tanah Lot (the natural scenery is beautiful), Ubud Town (the cultural and art center of Bali, where temples, small shops and restaurants can be found everywhere. Renting a motorcycle is 25 yuan for half a day and 35 yuan for a full day. It is very convenient and cheap.

Attractions include Lotus Restaurant, Ubud Palace, recommended Three Monkeys Restaurant), Jimbaran Beach Seafood BBQ (expensive), Ayana Hotel (with two churches, the world's top ten rolling stone bars for watching sunset), volcano, Kuta Town Bar

And gourmet food, surfing, Lover's Cliff, Blue Point Hotel (the Blue Point Hotel restaurant is not expensive, there is a white church in the hotel, and a private restaurant below, which is cheap and has a good view).

In summary, the Bali itinerary is less urbanized and more leisurely. It mainly focuses on hotel tours. If you stay in a hotel with a good environment, you will spend most of your time in the hotel.

If you want to travel in depth, you can start from Ubud town and go to the volcanoes in the middle.