Malaysia Named Asia’s Safest Destination and a Top Choice for Peace and Serenity

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Planning a vacation is a significant investment of time, money, and effort. It’s only natural to want a destination that delivers the tranquility and relaxation you deserve. Enter Book Retreats and their recently released Holiday Relaxation Report, which highlights the best global destinations for peace, quiet, and safety.

According to Travel and Leisure, on Dec. 4, Book Retreats unveiled their rankings, assessing 76 destinations across nine factors such as safety, solitude, serenity, biodiversity, and wellness experiences. Each destination earned a score out of 100, and the results are in—Malaysia ranks as the safest and most serene spot in Asia.

Why Malaysia Stands Out
Malaysia earned high marks for its peaceful atmosphere, abundant outdoor spaces, and biodiversity, placing it at No. 20 on the global list of peaceful destinations. Its lush forests, stunning waterfalls, and wellness activities make it a haven for those seeking a break from their daily grind.

The country also ranked eighth for Best Holiday Destinations for Safety, bolstered by its position as the third-safest destination in Asia and 10th globally on the 2024 Global Peace Index.

If you’re considering Malaysia for your next escape, explore its natural wonders. Writer Shivani Somaiya recommends discovering Malaysia’s wild side, from the enchanting Lata Iskandar waterfall in the Cameron Highlands to its vast protected areas brimming with biodiversity.

Top Global Picks for Serenity
While Malaysia shines as Asia’s top choice, other destinations also deserve recognition. Australia claimed the No. 1 global spot for peace and quiet, followed by Canada, Iceland, Finland, and New Zealand. These serene locales offer travelers a chance to reconnect with nature and embrace tranquility.

Whether you’re drawn to Malaysia’s unique blend of serenity and adventure or looking for global alternatives, the Holiday Relaxation Report provides the perfect guide for planning a truly restorative getaway.

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