Hoverland Observation Deck at Genting Highlands

At 6,106 feet above sea level, Hoverland Observation Deck sits atop Genting Highlands as one of the highest vantage points in the area, built into the Wyndham Ion Majestic Hotel. Beyond the views, it's designed as a series of themed spaces to wander through rather than a single lookout point, mixing scenery with photo-driven installations.

The deck's Stairway to Heaven creates a visual illusion of steps disappearing into the sky, while the Riser Deck offers an open platform for taking in the full sweep of the highlands. The Observatory is the spot for stargazing or watching the clouds roll below eye level, and Rhythm at the Sky adds light and sound effects for a more immersive moment. In between, Rawr Rawr Ra Café gives you a place to pause with food and drinks.

This observation deck works well as a half-day stop while exploring Genting Highlands, whether you're after quiet mountain views or a run of Instagram-worthy backdrops. Standard admission gets you access to all the themed zones described above.

Once inside, you'll move between a series of themed zones rather than following a fixed route, starting wherever your interest leads — the Observatory for open highland views, or the Stairway to Heaven for its sky-high photo illusion. The Riser Deck and Rhythm at the Sky give you more space to slow down, take photos, or simply enjoy the setting with light and sound elements layered into the experience.

Most visitors spend an hour or two working through the different areas, pausing at Rawr Rawr Ra Café for a snack or drink along the way. The pace is entirely up to you, and there's no set order to the zones, so it suits both a quick visit and a longer, unhurried stop while exploring Genting Highlands.