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For a 20-25 day trip to Malaysia with a child, a suggested itinerary includes: Kuala Lumpur (approx. 1 week), followed by Langkawi (ride the cable car with a glass bottom), Borneo (requires a flight, consider national parks), Cameron Highlands (tea plantations), and Ipoh (The Lost World of Tambun theme park). Summer is the season for the east coast islands (Redang, Perhentians, Tioman), but requires advance hotel bookings. Winter is more suitable for Langkawi and Penang.

Traveling with children in Malaysia requires careful planning due to heat and fatigue. It's advisable to prioritize key attractions suitable for children and create a focused itinerary rather than trying to see everything. An initial city tour of Kuala Lumpur can provide a good overview. Walking can be challenging due to the climate, so consider transportation options.

Masjid Negara (National Mosque) in Kuala Lumpur offers free entry for tourists. Visitors, particularly men, are expected to adhere to a modest dress code. Shorts are not considered appropriate attire for entry, and unlike some other religious sites, special cover-up clothing is not typically provided to tourists wearing shorts. It is recommended to wear long trousers when visiting.

The reported cost for renting a skirt at Batu Caves is 15 RM. This information is based on community reports and has not been personally verified by the informant.