Malaysia

If you’re wanting more charm and charisma from your hotels, check out these smaller-scale, independent hotels in Asia.

We talk to Yayasan Sim Darby Scholar Amalina Davis who just spent a month at Imbak Canyon Conservation Area, Sabah studying the rich biodiversity of the tropical rainforest.

CEO of AirAsia, Tony Fernandes says that “This is just the beginning. We have many more things planned with RED. Watch this space.”

Feeling in the mood for a little horror? Read all about the scary spots in Malaysia that, rumour has it, are terrible haunted.

The Rh Gareh Pua Project works with a community of Iban women weavers at the Rumah Gareh longhouse.

The WaterWay Villa is a rainforest retreat that’s family-friendly and also popular among large groups.

Did you know that Crazy Rich Asian was filmed mainly in Singapore and various locations in neighbouring Malaysia?

September may be nearing, but there’s still time to head to the George Town Festival (GTF) over the upcoming long weekend.

It's practically a sin if you visit Penang and not stay at one of these beautiful boutique hotels.

Looking for some cuddle time? Lucky for you, there's always a cat café or two around the Greater Kuala Lumpur region worth visiting.

Personally, I don’t particularly like big cities. In fact, I’d rather live in remote and secluded places, where I can spend lazy days out in nature.

From exquisite dining options to street eats, luxury labels to flea market batiks, Kuala Lumpur's got you covered.

Malaysia has a number of camping options that range from basic comfort to luxury camping (a.k.a glamping).

Here are some of the best places to find and experience bioluminescent beaches. Good news; there's even one in Malaysia.

Check out some of these places for a fulfilling buka puasa (breaking of fast) meal with your family and friends this Ramadan.

Visiting a Ramadan Bazaar for the first time?

If you’re seeking a reprieve from the city life, there’s no better place to refresh your senses than within a natural setting.

Over the next few months, countries across Asia will spring to life as music, cultural, and food festivals kick off. Here's a taste of the summertime festivals out there!

Combining her love for exploring the city and riding her bike, Elena set up her business as a tour guide.

Melaka is a city teeming with history, so if you’re thinking of visiting, we recommend you try a few of these fun and affordable things.

It's not an easy drive up Mount Kinabalu towards Kundasang, but the views are well worth it.

The first order of business is to visit The Waterfront, obviously. But what else is there to do around town? Read on!

You've tried cafe-hopping and island-hopping… But have you tried museum-hopping?

For the historic city Melaka, there are a few gems to be unearthed at the famous Jonker Street.