Pulau Tenggol is often described as one of Malaysia’s most unique island escapes — a once-hidden gem that has only recently started welcoming travellers. Located off the coast of Dungun, Terengganu, this island was previously uninhabited, making its natural beauty remarkably well-preserved. Today, with accommodations and essential facilities in place, it has quickly become a
Just 45 minutes by speedboat from Langkawi, Pulau Payar Marine Park is one of Malaysia’s oldest and most untouched marine sanctuaries. Made up of four uninhabited islands — Pulau Payar, Pulau Kaca, Pulau Lembu, and Pulau Segantang — it offers a peaceful, pristine setting perfect for snorkelling, diving, and enjoying nature. The clear waters here
Kuala Lumpur transforms into a shimmering festive playground every December — dazzling decorations, vibrant mall displays, world-class dining, and luxury hotels that take holiday celebrations to the next level. For travellers looking to elevate their Christmas holiday, the city offers the perfect blend of indulgence, festive charm, and premium hospitality. Whether it’s a grand Christmas
Who says malls are just for shopping? Kuala Lumpur offers a range of intimate dining experiences that are perfect for romantic dinners, quiet work lunches, or special celebrations with friends and family. With the help of Pavilion KL’s Dining Concierge, here’s a curated guide to some of the best private dining spots in malls. Thai
Escape the bustle of Banda Hilir and explore Alor Gajah, a quaint town in Melaka brimming with attractions for families, couples, and adventure seekers alike. From sea turtle conservation to luxury shopping and interactive safari experiences, Alor Gajah has something for everyone. Turtle Conservation and Information Centre Marine enthusiasts will love the Turtle Conservation and
Melaka is famous for its impressive variety of local culinary delights—rich in flavour, diverse in heritage, and loved across all taste preferences. From fiery dishes to sweet traditional treats, the state promises a memorable food journey for every visitor. While you may find similar dishes elsewhere in Malaysia, nothing compares to the authentic, distinctive flavours
“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
Looking to unwind amidst nature? Pantai Klebang in Melaka is the perfect destination for a relaxing getaway. Surrounded by shady trees and calm waters, the beach exudes tranquillity, making it an ideal spot to lounge, soak up the sun, or simply enjoy the soothing ambience. For added convenience, chairs and tables are available for rent.
When Ramadhan arrives, it signals the perfect time to visit Malaysia’s vibrant evening bazaars. These lively marketplaces burst into action just before sunset, offering an exciting variety of food, drinks, snacks, and desserts for Muslims to break fast with. The choices are endless — from beloved classics to rare local delights that only appear during
Perlis: Small State, Big Wonders At Malaysia’s northern tip lies Perlis, the smallest state with the biggest surprises. Bordered by Thailand and Kedah, this peaceful countryside gem is where paddy fields meet limestone hills, and life moves at a calm, welcoming pace. From ancient hills and forest reserves to authentic village dining, Perlis is the