Malaysia

Malaysia tops Southeast Asia’s tourism rankings again, drawing travellers with food, cities, beaches, nature and great value.

From misty hills to tropical shores, these Malaysian getaways are perfect for resetting, recharging, and reconnecting with nature.

Reset for 2026 with serene wellness retreats across Southeast Asia, designed for rest, reflection, and rejuvenation.

SinggahKL 2026 invites the public to explore rarely accessible Kuala Lumpur buildings through architect-led guided tours.

Malaysia’s digital immigration update means fewer logins, faster border crossings, and a short transition period for travellers in 2026.

The KL–JB ETS provides a fast, reliable, and traffic-free alternative for travellers heading between Malaysia’s two busiest cities.

Looking for gifts but sick of the typical, expected stuff? These Malaysian brands create unique, meaningful items that make gifting truly special.

Klang Valley hotels, restaurants, and bakeries are rolling out festive buffets and Christmas menus, offering memorable holiday dining with friends and family.

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

Malaysia’s passport is one of the strongest in the world in 2025. It offers travellers access to 174 destinations without a visa or with a visa on arrival.

Explore 8 lesser-known Malaysian historical heritage sites, from military museums and colonial-era tunnels to ancient caves, offering eye-opening lessons on the country's compelling and complex past.

Experience Redang’s quiet season in comfort and style at The Taaras Beach & Spa Resort. Calm seas, direct flights, and tropical luxury make this the perfect island getaway.

From new routes to major birthday deals, budget airlines across Southeast Asia are making travel dreams take flight this season.

The KL-Karak Highway and East Coast Expressway (LPT1) aren’t just routes to your destination—they’re gateways to royal museums, artisanal villages, and more.

We can’t stop talking about these Malaysian icons. With the kind of legacy they have left or are leaving behind, it’s impossible to.

The hills are alive, and they come with a meal. There’s nothing better than soaking in the Malaysian landscape when you dine at a hillside restaurant or cafe.

Get to know these superstitions and survive the Hungry Ghost Month without offending wandering spirits.

These 10 newly crowned heritage sites in Asia aren’t just beautiful—they tell stories of ancient empires, sacred journeys, and cultures that continue to endure.

From Harry Potter to capybara-themed cafés, your meals are about to get amusing, especially when you’re interacting with so much more than just the food.

Whether you’re a heat escapist or a coastal indulgent, sunny day person, we’ve got destinations that would fit every kind of traveller.

The Kuala Lumpur–Bangkok direct train is set to return by end-2025, strengthening cross-border rail connectivity in Southeast Asia.

Connect with where your food comes from and savour the freshest ingredients at these stunning farm-to-table dining spots in Malaysia.

Join in on the Wesak Day celebrations at these Buddhist temples in Malaysia.

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