Malaysia

Will we be able to travel again soon? More tourist attractions throughout Malaysia will be opened to the public soon, said Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri.

A Malaysian-born, Sydney-based hawker food expert, Jackie M and her group of culinary experts are collaborating with Tourism Malaysia Sydney for the second series of Street Food Journeys.

From Malaysia to South Korea, explore these eight stunning oriental Shangri-las and embark on nature’s sensory journey to reconnect with your spiritual being.

Explore Malaysia through her various art forms. From expert craftsmanship to lively performances to even art you can wear, here’s a compilation of our myriad traditions popularised in each state across Malaysia.

We reflect how neighbourhoods throughout Malaysia have evolved over the decades.

Take a peek into a decade-old memory of a student performer at the 54th Merdeka Day parade held on Malaysia Day 2011.

According to Airbnb, over 60% of new Airbnb Hosts in the first half of 2021 are comprised of millennials aged between 25-40.

Malaysia's smallest state, Perlis, has proven to be tiny but mighty! More than just a stopover, here are 10 reasons why you need to head up north.

A novice hiker, but keen to conquer Malaysia’s highest mountain? Here’s how to get ready to hike up Sabah’s Mount Kinabalu.

Fully-vaccinated individuals from all over Malaysia (except those in EMCO areas) can finally hit the beach! Here’s everything you need to know about enjoying the travel bubble to Langkawi island.

Prime Minister Ismail Sabri announced that Klang Valley will now move on to Phase 2 of the National Recovery Plan from today 10 September, onwards.

With some states and islands reopening, more Malaysian destinations are working towards implementing a travel bubble. A necessary move to help their economies that’ve been badly damaged by the pandemic.

Malaysia Boleh! Sign us up for a fun night with these critically-acclaimed video games made by local indie game studios.

Navigating society as someone with mixed heritage can be trickier than most would imagine. The soundtrack of any interracial child would be constant comments of disbelief at their mixed heritage. Yet, despite the comments, having access to two, or more, cultures can be immensely rewarding.

This Women’s Equality Day, these female Malaysian artists show us that we are a society that has always, and will continue to rely on, appreciate, and grow from the invaluable contributions of women. Here’s a little bit about how they have long shattered the glass ceiling of Malaysia’s arts scene.

It’s definitely not the Merdeka holiday we’re used to due to COVID-19. So, to cater for those who are stuck at home and those who are fully-vaccinated and have the freedom to venture outdoors, here are six ways to celebrate indoors and outdoors.

With Malaysia and her neighbours being among the world’s most Muslim-friendly travel destinations, MOTAC is keen to collaborate with the travel industries of Indonesia and Thailand to develop a common set of Muslim-friendly tourism standards.

There’s no place like home. When a country adopts you as her own, you adopt her right back. For third culture kids, the word ‘home’ can be hard to define, but I’ve always believed that we are sum of all our experiences.

Malaysia’s top island resorts such as Langkawi, Pangkor, Redang, Tioman, and Perhentian are all on the verge of achieving herd immunity and should be ready for reopening as early as September 2021.

Malaysia has named popular streets, landmarks, and monuments after some incredible women, but we could do with more!

Jonker Street, once Melaka’s most vibrant night market, is now plagued by silence as more businesses shut.

From glamping in a glass treehouse to sipping cocktails at a speakeasy bar, add these seven bucket list-worthy activities (and their breathtaking venues) into your local travel checklist.

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced over the weekend the easing of COVID-19 restrictions starting today (August 10) for those who have been fully vaccinated.

There’s no denying the quaint charm of train rides and the deluge of happy hormones they leave you with. If you dig exploring the unexplored, one among these remarkable train journeys around Malaysia might just become your next favourite travel memory.