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Known as the royal seat of the Perak Sultanate, the Royal Town of Kuala Kangsar is a charming destination rich in history, culture, and traditional artistry. Often described as a small city with a big cultural soul, Kuala Kangsar is where royal architecture, traditional crafts, and centuries-old stories come together beautifully. This riverside town is
Steeped in history, wrapped in cultural richness, and painted in its unforgettable indigo blue, the Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion — famously known as The Blue Mansion — stands as one of Penang’s most iconic heritage treasures. Located just a short distance from the scenic Gurney Drive seafront and only minutes away from George Town’s historic
Dutch Square, Melaka: A Historical and Cultural Landmark No trip to Melaka is complete without visiting the iconic Dutch Square, a vibrant hub steeped in history and lined with eye-catching red buildings. Located just opposite Jonker Street, Dutch Square is easily accessible by a short three-minute walk from the bustling area, or via Melaka Bus
The state of Melaka is widely known for its rich heritage and vibrant culture. Within the city, many historical buildings have been restored with the intention to reflect its roots and educate the public on the history of Melaka. With influences from multiple countries, Melaka’s culture is definitely one of the most interesting to study.
Masjid Al Hussain: The Floating Mosque of Kuala Perlis Nestled in the serene waters of Kuala Perlis, Masjid Al Hussain is one of Malaysia’s most captivating floating mosques. Designed with a modern Islamic tropical aesthetic, the mosque integrates natural elements such as coral stones, quartz, marble, granite, and pebbles into its stunning facade, offering visitors
Surrounded by lush greenery, Masjid Wilayah (Federal Territory Mosque) stands as one of Malaysia’s largest and most magnificent mosques, envisioned as a “mosque in a garden.” Its architectural design draws inspiration from the 16th-century Ottoman Empire, beautifully blended with traditional Malay craftsmanship. The mosque’s structure embodies harmony between spiritual serenity and community connection, creating an
With its unparalleled beauty and cultural diversity, Malaysia stands as a living testament to the marvels of human history and the splendour of nature. Amidst lush rainforests and vibrant cities, the nation proudly shelters several UNESCO World Heritage Sites — each telling a distinct story of Malaysia’s evolution through time. From primeval rainforests teeming with
Tucked between emerald jungles and the South China Sea, Kota Kinabalu, the vibrant capital of Sabah in Malaysian Borneo, offers travellers an irresistible blend of cultural depth, historical richness, and modern city energy. A city where tradition meets trend, Kota Kinabalu (or “KK” as locals call it) invites you to explore its living heritage —