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Traveler’s Guide to Sepang, Malaysia

Until the KL International Airport was built in Sepang, and several other projects such as the Sepang F1 racing Track and Cyberjaya came up here, it was known to be a sleepy town that was earlier into rubber plantation.

Getting in Sepang

Since there is an International Airport located here, you can now enter this city by plane. For the journey from the Airport to your Sepang hotel, it’s always better to hire a car and travel, as it’s safer and faster too.

Things to see and do

Sepang International Circuit which is located close to properties such as Avani Sepang Goldcoast Resort is one main attraction in the city, that is never missed by tourists generally. In addition, there are also other places such as Bagan Lalang Beach which you can visit during your days there.

Craig, Sepang international circuit qualifying 2, CC0 1.0

Events in Sepang

In addition to the world-famous Sepang International F1 & Moto GP Racing, there are also some other events happening in Sepang. Thaipusam and the Chinese New Year are just some of them.

Keeping in touch is easy here

In Sepang, dealing with the internet is always easy and fast. You find Wi-Fi hotspots in almost all shopping malls and food courts. Buy a local SIM card and make local calls at cheap rates too.

Sepang International Circuit

If you are a motorsport enthusiast, you must be surely knowing about Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia because it is the home to Malaysian Formula 1. Because of its impressive grandstand, this circuit is so popular even among international visitors.

Where is it?

This complex is located at Sepang, very much close to the KL International Airport. If you are residing at Avani Sepang Goldcoast Resort, this international circuit is really close by you that it’ll really be in vain if you miss your visit.

Craig, Sepang international circuit qualifying1, marked as public domain, more details on Wikimedia Commons

Main events it hosts

As it was mentioned, this circuit is where the Formula 1 rules. In addition to that, there are also several other major events that it hosts such as the MotoGP, Sepang Drag Battle, and the Malaysian Super Series.

Other fun things to do here

Many Sepang hotel guests do visit the circuit even if there are no major events scheduled because there are still some other fun things to do. Go Karting is one such the best things to try out because you find the best Go Kart circuit in Malaysia here.

General guidelines

The National Automobile Museum is also inside this complex, so you can visit it too without any entry fee. If you opt for Go Karting, note that kids below 13 years old will not be allowed to try this out due to safety concerns.

Explore the City While Visiting for the Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix

As an exciting, thrilling and all-around spectacular event, the Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix brings in visitors from all over the world. However, while you’re here, check out some of these other cool activities.

1) Sepang International Circuit

This is where it all takes place. The Sepang Internation Circuit was inaugurated in 1999 and is where the first Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix took place as well. The circuit was well received by its fans for featuring wide straights and sweeping corners. The circuit has long played an integral role in the country’s industrialization. If you’re looking for a Sepang hotel, there are plenty of great options around like the Avani Sepang Goldcoast Resort for instance.

2) Mangrove River Cruise

An activity popular amongst most tourists who visit Sepang is the mangrove river cruise. This half-day tour allows you to wind all the way through the lush mangroves and past the dense jungle here as well. You’ll be able to take in the gorgeous sights and listen to the sounds of the monkeys, monitor lizards, eagles and a variety of exotic birds.

Mangrove river cruise during the stay at Hotels in Sepang — Image Credit: Avani Sepang Goldcoast Resort

3) Banghuris

If you’re into responsible tourism, you can check out Banghuris. This half-day agro tour takes you to a rural village where you can witness traditional wooden homes and how the locals go about their lives.

Caleb Falcon is a travel writer who specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers. Google+