In the heart of Kuala Lumpur stands Central Market, one of the city’s most beloved cultural landmarks. What began as a humble wet market in 1888 has evolved into a vibrant centre for Malaysian heritage, art, and craftsmanship — making it a must-visit destination for travellers and locals alike. Central Market offers more than just
Mantanani Besar: Sabah’s Ultimate Couples’ Retreat Nestled in the northeast of Kota Belud, Mantanani Island is a cluster of three small islands—Mantanani Besar, Mantanani Kecil, and Lingisan—that sparkle like jewels off Sabah’s coast. Of the three, Mantanani Besar is the largest and the only inhabited island, offering visitors an idyllic escape into nature. With its
Guide to the Must-Visit Public Parks in Putrajaya If you’re looking to reconnect with nature or enjoy a peaceful day outdoors, Putrajaya is home to some of Malaysia’s most beautiful and well-maintained public parks. With free admission and lush green landscapes, these parks are perfect for jogging, picnics, family outings, or simply unwinding away from
As a child, the winding streets and hidden corners of Melaka were a familiar escape for my family whenever we craved a change of scenery. Living just 30 minutes away in Muar, Melaka felt close enough to visit often, yet different enough to feel special. These trips were usually shared with family friends—Hokkien, Baba, Kristang,
Mesmerising Beauty of Jugra, the Former Royal Capital of Selangor Jugra Jugra Hill invites visitors on a journey where natural beauty meets royal history. Once the former royal capital of Selangor, this tranquil hilltop destination offers sweeping views of the Straits of Malacca, lush greenery from the surrounding Permanent Reserved Forest, and a collection of
Bunglow37 is a charming pre-Merdeka bungalow built in the 1950s, tucked away in a quiet enclave of Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. This restored heritage property houses a refined restaurant offering Modern European cuisine with subtle Asian influences, alongside versatile spaces for corporate functions, private celebrations, and social gatherings. Located along Jalan Abdullah, Bangsar, Bunglow37 combines peaceful
Discover Malaysia’s Hidden Gems Travel trends may change, but the desire to explore never fades. Often, quieter, lesser-known destinations leave the deepest impressions. Beyond Malaysia’s well-loved icons lies a collection of hidden gems — rich in culture, nature, and local stories. Gunung Datuk Rembau, Negeri Sembilan Adventure seekers will find Gunung Datuk an underrated treasure.
Stroll Along a Treasured Landmark Much like a scene from a mystery novel, the worn footpath and weathered wooden structures of Dove Jetty hold stories of the past, rich with history and quiet charm. Officially known as Jelutong Fisherman’s Wharf, Dove Jetty is a humble, makeshift pier built by local fisherfolk to moor boats and
Crocker Range National Park Established in 1984, Crocker Range National Park spans an impressive 139,919 hectares, making it the largest park in Sabah. It is not only gazetted as a national park, but also recognised internationally as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. With its remarkable diversity of rare and endemic plant and wildlife species—from lush lowland
Try Out a Unique Reflexology Path Lapped by the gentle waters of the Straits of Malacca, Pengkalan Balak Beach is perfect for a family getaway with a host of activities such as swimming, long walks by the beach, camping out, or simply enjoying a beautiful sunset. The stretch of beach here invites sun-seekers to sink