Things to do in Malaysia, no research required

A capital skyline, the neighboring city that gets written off as a suburb, and two old trading ports at opposite ends of the country. Well over a thousand pins across the four. The two city-scale stops bring most of the bars and restaurants; the trading ports carry the attractions tied to their colonial-era history. Museums and historic buildings sit behind both. One import for a trip that moves from high-rises to a walkable old town and on to an island.