Art

Discover student-tested, free spots in London to slow down, explore intentionally, and experience the city's soulful, budget-friendly side.

KL Festival 2026 brings free arts, performances and family-friendly events to Kuala Lumpur from 6–31 May across 25 venues citywide.

Asia leads the 2026 analogue travel movement, where craft-led hobbies and slow living redefine how we explore the world.

Travel memories don’t have to live on social media—these meaningful ways help you document trips while staying present.

Three Kuala Lumpur festivals in April and May 2026 spotlight art, music, markets, and immersive cultural experiences across the city.

Planning your first Rainforest World Music Festival trip? Here’s how to organise your visit and make the most of the experience.

A free outdoor jazz concert returns to Kuala Lumpur on 18 April at Perdana Botanical Gardens with local acts and sunset performances.

Creative retreats help you carve intentional time away to focus, reset, and make meaningful progress on your creative work.

Rainforest World Music Festival 2026 returns this June, giving travellers the perfect reason to plan a culture-rich Sarawak escape.

Malaysia’s traditional crafts reflect identity and resilience, offering travellers meaningful ways to support local artisans and connect with culture.

Malaysia’s fading traditions endure through workshops and immersive cultural experiences that still allow travellers to learn firsthand.

Discover Malaysia’s traditional crafts — from songket to sign painting — and the makers preserving heritage skills.

If you’ve encountered urban sketchers in the wild but have been too intimidated to try it out yourself, this is your sign to start! They’re a friendly bunch.

Be hypnotised by Catalonia’s fiercely independent capital, from its Mediterranean coast to its snaking Gothic alleys to Gaudí’s fantastical creations.

Scoot taps into Malaysia’s food-loving culture with a campaign inspiring travellers to explore global destinations through flavour-driven journeys.

Stuck in a creative rut? Your next artsy adventure awaits. These destinations will help you reconnect with your inner artist.

Malaysia’s architectural landscape tells the rich story of its multicultural heritage and tumultuous past. The best part? You can visit these stunning spots.

The Tokyo Toilet Project makes public toilets more than a shared common facility—they’re works of art that tell stories.

Are you an urban sketcher? Phuket Old Town offers a lot of charm and character to add to your sketchbook. Here are a few spots to visit.

A rundown of the best Singapore has to offer in 2025. From Broadway productions to cultural celebrations, there’s never a dull moment in the island city.

For lovers of art, design, and architecture, marvelling at works of art when travelling can certainly add a layer of depth to your travels.

Looking for weekend plans? These events happening on the 17th-18th and 23rd-25th May bring together fashion, music, and tradition. All happening in KL, all free.

Dondang Dongeng returns after its award-winning debut, bringing Malaysian folklore to life through music and storytelling in a magical, theatrical experience.

These art and culture festivals put Malaysia on the world map, amplifying the voices of homegrown talents in various creative arenas.