Winter wonderlands that you can visit across Malaysia


Snow World Genting Highlands in Pahang has recently reopened after undergoing renovations. — Resorts World Genting website

Living in a tropical climate, you might have resigned yourself to a life devoid of any snow fun.

But the manufacturing of “snow” has become more widespread today. In fact, the technology has progressed so much that it’s quite convincing in mimicking the tiny ice crystals that fall naturally from the sky.

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