Malaysia

Malaysia's new 10-year passport removes a major administrative hurdle for citizens planning long-term study, remote work, or lives abroad.

As Malaysians rethink domestic travel, the East Coast is booming through demand for cultural, nature-led, slower-paced getaways.

Gawai Dayak in Sarawak offers travellers a rare chance to experience longhouse culture, harvest rituals, and community traditions firsthand.

Planning travel to Sabah or Sarawak? Learn when to visit and how to experience Kaamatan and Gawai festivals confidently.

These conservation-focused volunteer staycations in Malaysia blend eco travel, wildlife protection and meaningful local getaways for purposeful travellers.

Scoot and Berjaya Air launch new Southeast Asia flights in 2026, expanding affordable and premium short-haul travel options.

AirAsia RedRun 2026 is a multi-city running series across Asia that combines races, flights, and stays into one seamless race-cation.

Taiping offers a refreshing slow-travel escape with heritage streets, Lake Gardens walks, and relaxed weekend experiences just hours from Kuala Lumpur.

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

New Traveloka data shows Malaysians are choosing secondary cities for domestic travel, favouring culture, food, nature, and short-haul getaways.

From marathon hosting to smaller gatherings, the Malaysian Raya open house isn’t disappearing — it’s evolving with intention.

These five Malaysian kampung homestays offer more than just a stay, inviting travellers to immerse themselves in local village traditions.

Malaysia’s FLYsiswa programme gives eligible students a RM400 flight subsidy for travel between Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, Sarawak, and Labuan.

A slow travel escape at Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya shows how intentional time with friends can restore balance, connection, and calm.

These natural hot springs and wellness retreats invite travellers to slow down, reconnect, and embrace intentional, restorative travel.

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

Growing up, I dismissed yee sang—but learning its symbolism reshaped how I understand Malaysian heritage and identity.

Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur sets the scene for a stylish Galentine’s staycation with skyline views, good food, and city escape energy.

As festive travel increases, Malaysian health experts urge vigilance on TB symptoms, screening and prevention before and after cross-border trips.

Melaka’s San Pedro Festival celebrates Portuguese-Eurasian heritage through fishing traditions, faith, food, and Kristang culture at the Portuguese Settlement.

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

A cultural guide to the 15 days of Chinese Lunar New Year traditions, meanings, and evolving modern practices.

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

As Lunar New Year approaches, Klang Valley’s restaurants unveil reunion feasts rooted in tradition, symbolism, and shared celebration.