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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Have you decided where to spend Lunar New Year yet? Why not head to a tropical island to enjoy the warm sunshine? The Malaysian Tourism Board, in collaboration with travel agencies and airlines, has launched a special charter flight package for winter and Lunar New Year holidays—ClubMed Cherating Bay...

Have you decided where to spend Lunar New Year yet? Why not head to a tropical island to enjoy the warm sunshine? The Malaysian Tourism Board, in partnership with travel operators and airlines, has introduced a charter flight package for the winter and Lunar New Year holidays—Club Med Cherating Bay, offering an immediate escape to an idyllic paradise away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Experience the jungle beauty of Sabah during Lunar New Year and enjoy a different kind of winter. (Photo provided by Quanrenlei PR)
Club Med Cherating Bay is offering a charter flight package, flying directly to Kuantan Airport, bringing you to the poetic east coast of Malaysia and into a resort garden hidden within the tropical rainforest, for a five-day, four-night fully relaxing holiday. Located in Pahang, Malaysia, Club Med Cherating Bay is nestled within 200 acres of lush greenery. Each room is decorated with local cultural elements to create an exotic ambiance, with some rooms offering views of the azure South China Sea or verdant jungles. The resort takes pride in its own “village within a village”—the SPA Village, which provides ultimate spa experiences. Club Med also offers a variety of activities, including archery, yoga, aqua aerobics, various ball sports, and access to a gym.

In addition, you can explore Sabah, located in the eastern part of Borneo in East Malaysia. Situated outside the typhoon belt, it is known as the “Land Below the Wind.” Much of the land consists of tropical rainforests and woodlands, and it is home to Mount Kinabalu, the highest peak in Southeast Asia. Travelers can stroll along forest trails, enjoy forest bathing, and experience thrilling treetop suspension bridges. At Tunku Abdul Rahman National Marine Park, the crystal-clear waters of Mamutik Island allow visitors to see schools of tropical fish between their toes. With snorkeling gear, just dip your head into the water to admire colorful coral reefs and the clownfish and tropical fish swimming among them. Adventure enthusiasts can also try white-water rafting on the Kiulu River, teaming up to conquer its rapids. At night, fireflies twinkle in harmony with the starry sky.

Every room at Club Med Cherating Bay is decorated with local cultural features to create an exotic atmosphere. (Photo provided by Quanrenlei PR)
Beyond natural scenery, Sabah boasts rich cultural heritage, including the Chinese Pu Tuo Temple and unique water villages with stunning mosques, where majestic religious architecture forms serene and expansive spaces. About a 10-minute drive from Mount Kinabalu is the Sabah Foundation Building, a 31-story structure with 72 sides, entirely covered in glass. It is one of the few high-tech buildings in the world constructed around a single central column supported by 96 steel rods arranged radially. Aside from modern architecture, visitors can also experience Sabahan ethnic activities, sample authentic Malay rural cuisine, and even learn unique Malaysian cooking methods. For more details, call 02-2514-9704 / 02-2514-9734.



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