By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
With over a month left until summer vacation, Asia’s low-cost airline AirAsia has launched its final wave of summer promotions for this year, making it easy for everyone to travel abroad. The discounted fares start at just NT$788 per one-way trip (excluding tax) on all routes. Taipei and Kaohsiung flights to Kuala Lumpur round-trip start as low as NT$4,000 — “Let’s go now!” Travel has never been simpler.
Travel spontaneously with AirAsia, starting from just NT$788 one-way (excluding tax). (Image source / AirAsia)
Fly with AirAsia from Taipei or Kaohsiung to Kuala Lumpur round-trip for as low as NT$4,000. It’s easy to head to Kuala Lumpur, where you can visit famous landmarks such as the Petronas Towers, the Royal Palace, the Parliament Building, and the Kuala Lumpur Tower. And of course, don’t miss Malaysia’s renowned traditional dish, “Bak Kut Teh.” Among the local options, Sin Hong Bak Kut Teh holds a respected spot in Kuala Lumpur’s Chinese community for its flavor and popularity. What started as a small food stall has now grown into a restaurant spanning five storefronts, serving hundreds of pots daily and even being named one of the nation’s top 20 “Bak Kut Teh Kings.”
Malaysia’s famous traditional “Bak Kut Teh.” (Image / MOOK MoCKER Publishing)
Remember those carefree, fearless youth days? This summer, AirAsia wants to reignite that “youthful and courageous” spirit within everyone. It encourages people to hit the pause button amid their busy schedules and plan an impromptu getaway. From now until July 30, flights departing between July 19, 2017, and February 8, 2018, are available at super low “Let’s Go Now!” prices: Taipei direct flights to Manila and Cebu start from just NT$788 one-way (excluding tax), Taipei and Kaohsiung direct flights to Kuala Lumpur start from NT$1,388 one-way (excluding tax), and flights from Taipei or Kaohsiung via Kuala Lumpur to Australian cities like Perth, Sydney, and Melbourne start from NT$3,273 one-way (excluding tax). Taking off on a spontaneous trip has never been this stress-free.
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