Sarawak, the largest state in Malaysia, is home to a population of approximately 2.8 million people made up of 26 different ethnic groups. Within the Dayak community alone, the two largest groups are the Iban (formerly known as Sea Dayak) and the Bidayuh (formerly Land Dayak). Other indigenous groups include the Orang Ulu, Melanau, Murut,
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
Taiping Telegraph Museum Step back into the age of dots and dashes at the Taiping Telegraph Museum, a hidden historical gem that tells the story of how modern communication first took root in Malaysia. Housed in a beautifully preserved colonial building, the museum occupies what was once the Telegraph Office at the terminus of the
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
Penang 2-Day Itinerary: Heritage, Hills & Hawker Flavours George Town • Street Art • Hawker Food • Temples & Hills Two days in Penang is all you need to fall in love with Malaysia’s food capital. Colourful streets, UNESCO-listed heritage, quirky art, and legendary hawker dishes make it a perfect weekend getaway. Day 1 —
Day 1 — Kuala Lumpur: A City of Contrasts Malaysia’s capital is a bustling fusion of tradition and modernity, where mosques, skyscrapers, hawker stalls, and shopping districts all share the same rhythm. Start Your Morning at the Petronas Twin Towers Stand at the base of the iconic Twin Towers Walk through KLCC Park for reflective
Peaceful, solemn, and deeply moving — the Labuan War Cemetery stands as one of Malaysia’s most significant World War II memorials. Located on Labuan Island, this beautifully maintained resting place honours nearly 3,900 soldiers from Australia, Britain, India, and New Zealand who lost their lives during the turbulent years of the war. For anyone visiting