Kuala Lumpur

With holidays being confined to local destinations (for now), here’s a list of just some of the many, many fun things you can experience throughout our fair country.

There's a place for everyone – creative nomads, divers, hikers, or if you simply want to treat yourself, and after the year we've had, you deserve it. Here are some of the best places to stay across Malaysia for a microdose of travel.

The Onsen Spa by Urban Retreat Spa is an oasis in the concrete jungle of Mont Kiara. As you enter, its quiet, calming space introduces immediate zen as the bambooed interior transports you straight to Japan.

If you think travelling locally in Malaysia is boring, then maybe this is exactly what you need to reconnect with your country. Here's a list of adventures in East and West Malaysia to look forward to and start planning for once the country’s Movement Control Order is lifted.

An electrifying shopping district with lively nightlife and blinding city lights, Kuala Lumpur’s Bukit Bintang is a must-visit when you’re in town.

Malaysia has a healthy relationship with tourism. We welcome close to 25 million tourists every year to immerse themselves in various cultures, and most importantly, to fill their stomachs with our food.

To be honest, we see no reason to ever leave these rooftops.

Did you forget to plan your big NYE party midst the December blitz? Maybe our KL new year's eve party ideas can help you out.

The Kuala Lumpur International Arts Festival 2018 (KLIAF) is back from 1-30 September.

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.