Genting Highlands is a mountain peak within the Titiwangsa Mountains of Peninsular Malaysia and is home to a famous mountain resort by the same name. Straddling on the borders of Malaysian states of Pahang and Selangor, it can be reached in over an hour by car from Kuala Lumpur or via the fastest moving cable car in Southeast Asia.

It is sometimes known as the Las Vegas of Malaysia as it is the only legal land-based casino in Malaysia, run by the Genting Group. The resort also features many hotels owned by Genting subsidiaries including Genting Hotel, Highland Hotel, Resorts Hotel, Theme Park Hotel, and Awana Genting.

First World Hotel has 6,300 rooms, making it among the largest hotels in the world. Other facilities in this resort include a theme park, golf course, shopping malls, sky diving simulator, concert hall and many more.

Genting Highlands functions every year as the finish of a stage in the Tour de Langkawi cycling race. It is one of the longest (30 km) climbs featured in a cycling event. Below the hill is the Chinese temple called Chin Swee Temple for Chinese and the mosque called Masjid Yayasan Mohammad Noah for Muslims.