Selangor Night Itinerary: Lights, Food & Fireflies Waterfronts • Food Streets • Mangroves • Hilltop Views Selangor comes alive after sunset with glowing attractions, buzzing food streets, quiet mangrove rivers, and serene hilltop viewpoints — all without heading into KL. 🔥 9:00 PM — i-City Shah Alam: Lights & Leisure Start the night at i-City,
Perlis 2-Day Itinerary: Nature, Culture & Calm Limestone hills • Paddy fields • Quiet beaches • Village life Malaysia’s smallest state surprises with limestone hills, paddy fields, border-town culture, and peaceful nights under the stars. Perlis is ideal for slow travel, exploring nature by day, and unwinding after dark without crowds. 🔥 DAY 1 —
Sarawak Itinerary: Heritage, Longhouses & Rainforests Indigenous culture • Longhouses • Museums • Nature escapes Sarawak is Malaysia’s cultural treasure — a land shaped by ancient rainforests, longhouse traditions, Indigenous heritage, and stories passed down through generations. From the gentle rhythm of Kuching’s waterfront to immersive cultural villages and protected wildlife sanctuaries, Sarawak offers a
Perak 1-Day Itinerary: Heritage, Limestone & Local Flavours Ipoh Old Town • White Coffee • Cave Temples • Kellie’s Castle Short on time but still want to experience the best of Perak? In just one day, explore Ipoh’s heritage streets, sip its famous white coffee, wander through limestone cave temples, and visit a mysterious century-old
Johor Bahru Weekend Itinerary: City, Food & Family Fun Heritage streets • Malls • Theme parks • Waterfront leisure Looking for a weekend filled with city buzz, shopping, great food, and family-friendly excitement? Johor Bahru has everything — vibrant street markets, massive malls, hip cafés, waterfront views, and world-class theme parks. Day 1 — Eat,
KOMTAR’s The TOP: An Edutainment Tower for All in Penang Standing tall in the heart of George Town, KOMTAR has long been a recognisable landmark in Penang’s skyline. While many remember it as a retail, office, and transport hub, the tower underwent a major transformation in 2015 with the addition of three new floors —
“Don’t hesitate to ask if you’d like a clearer explanation of any dish.” Malaysia is celebrated for its astonishing variety of mouthwatering dishes, thanks to its rich multicultural heritage comprising Malays, Chinese, Indians, and the diverse ethnic communities of Sabah and Sarawak. Many dishes are region-specific gems—nasi kerabu and nasi dagang from the east coast
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
Located approximately 200 kilometres from Kuala Lumpur, the Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Centre sits within the lush Krau Wildlife Reserve in Pahang. Established in 1989 under the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (PERHILITAN), the centre is operated by the Elephant Capture and Translocation Unit and plays a vital role in Malaysia’s elephant conservation efforts.
Tioman Island: A Pristine Tropical Paradise in Pahang Nestled off the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia in Rompin district, Pahang, Tioman Island is a pristine, duty-free haven that has captivated travellers since being named one of the world’s most beautiful islands by TIME magazine in 1970. Part of the Tioman Island Marine Park, this 136-square-kilometre