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.
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.
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
Sungai Merbok Mangrove Forest: Kedah’s Living Green Sanctuary Spread across an impressive 4,000 hectares, the mangrove forest surrounding Sungai Merbok in Kedah is an ecological treasure and a peaceful retreat for nature lovers. Here, nature takes centre stage — with spectacular daily “performances” featuring flocks of Little Egrets, vibrant kingfishers, and elegant waders gliding effortlessly
Enjoy Unrivalled Views in Sekinchan, Selangor Tucked away in the north-western corner of Selangor, Sekinchan is a small coastal town in the district of Sabak Bernam, about a 90-kilometre drive from Kuala Lumpur. It may be compact in size, but don’t let that fool you — Sekinchan delivers some of the most memorable rural landscapes
If you’re looking for an unforgettable rush of adrenaline surrounded by lush rainforest scenery, white-water rafting in Gopeng is the ultimate outdoor adventure. Nestled in the heart of Perak, just a two-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur, the Kampar River offers the perfect balance of natural beauty and heart-pounding excitement. As you arrive, you’ll hear the
A Picture-Perfect Escape into Nature’s Palette Tucked away in Kampung Guar Petai, Penang, lies a sight so striking it feels almost surreal. Once an abandoned quarry, Frog Hill (or Bukit Katak, as the locals call it) has transformed into a breathtaking natural wonder; a patchwork of turquoise-blue lakes framed by red, earthen cliffs, and dotted
Tucked in Nature: Slumber Among Lush Greenery in Kuching, Sarawak Can you hear that? The gentle call of nature, serenading you with its soft whispers. Everywhere you look, shades of green surround you — calming, immersive, and enchanting. While being alone in such vastness might feel eerie at first, once you allow your senses to
Catch the Stunning Works of Art by Nature Situated on the west coast of Labuan, Pantai Layang-Layangan is part of the renowned UN’08 Beach, a collective of pristine shorelines that earned international recognition after the 6-kilometre stretch between Layang-Layangan and Surrender Point received the United Nations Cleanest Beach Award in 2008. True to its reputation,
Malaysia Paintball Adventures: Action & Adrenaline If you’re the kind of traveller who loves a little action between your sightseeing and beach-hopping, Malaysia’s got the perfect thrill for you: paintball. Imagine the rush of diving behind bunkers, dodging paint pellets, and laughing with friends under the tropical sun. Whether you’re in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, or