Holiday Ayo - If you want to travel abroad, Malaysia is usually the choice of many Indonesian tourists because it is quite close. In addition, access to Malaysia is also easy to achieve. When you get there, of course you shouldn't forget to bring souvenirs for your family at home. Interestingly, Malaysia has many variations.

When visiting Malaysia, you should at least buy some recommendations for these typical souvenirs as souvenirs. You can find these souvenirs easily in various shopping centers at quite affordable prices.

1. Miniature Petronas Towers

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Visiting Malaysia is incomplete without visiting the icon of Malaysia. As a landmark , this tower was once the tallest building in the world, from 1998 to 2004.

You can buy these miniatures at various souvenir outlets in Malaysia at a relatively affordable price, which is around 30 thousand to 80 thousand rupiah. Size can also affect the price of this miniature tower. The more detailed and larger the miniature Petronas Towers you buy, the higher the price.

2. Pumpkin Sayong

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You can bring pottery home as a special souvenir from Malaysia. As the name suggests, pumpkin sayong is pottery made by the local community that is shaped like a pumpkin. The actual function of the gourd itself is to store water which you usually find at the top of a fountain.

3. Milo Milk

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Many say Milo Malaysia has a more concentrated taste, with a more pronounced chocolate flavor. The Milo that is most often used as souvenirs is Milo with three flavors, namely 3 in 1 with sugar, Milo, and creamer in one container. To consume Milo, you only need to brew it with hot or cold water.

4. Milo Cube

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The Milo product series is quite diverse in Malaysia, one of which is Milo cube. Because Malaysia is quite famous for its Milo flavor which is different from other countries, especially Indonesia, you can buy several variants that you won't find anywhere else.

One of them is Milo Cube in the form of a box with denser milk filling. You can eat Milo right away without brewing it first. Suitable as a snack, you can get these souvenirs at quite affordable prices. Each box contains 100 boxes and can be an economical souvenir.

5. Ipoh White Coffee

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Like Milo, actually Ipoh White Coffee can also be found in Indonesia, but the taste sensation is certainly very different. Ipoh itself is a region that produces white coffee beans which are famous in Malaysia. Therefore, it's not wrong if the Ipoh products here are made fresher because the ingredients can be obtained directly.

The Ipoh variant that you can try besides white coffee is Chek Hup. It is a coffee variant with a more varied taste, such as original, king, classic or sugarless. You can get this product in various shopping centers in Malaysia.