Malaysia

Every now and then, it’s nice to indulge in a little bit of luxury. But how do you do that while still keeping to a budget? Listed are four beautiful places in Malaysia that will have you planning your next getaway in no time.

Happy cupcake day! Designed to serve one, these cute desserts are everybody’s favourite. On this list, we introduce to you some of the best cupcake spots around Malaysia.

With the help of nine restaurants, you can skip slaving away in the kitchen and still have that hearty Sunday roast with the family, guaranteed to keep your bellies and hearts full!

Even though borders have reopened, you may not be ready to jet off to another country just yet, given all the restrictions and hassles. Well, here in Malaysia, there are plenty of destinations whose backdrop will have your Instagram followers wondering if you’ve left the country.

Airbnb launched the Airbnb Green Stays Awards in Malaysia, a new awards initiative recognising sustainable travel accommodation in the country while Agoda releases the Sustainable Travel Trends Survey.

Not sure where to bring the family for a day of fun? The list will tell you which Malaysia theme parks have reopened to visitors!

Now that Malaysians can travel again, booking a flight with the imposed SOPs can be a little intimidating. Here are a few ways you can (re)discover Malaysia without having to step onto a plane.

From decadently traditional English pastries to uniquely Malaysian hi-tea bites, the Mad Hatter would have a fair bit to say about these hi-tea spots!

Penang’s Blue Mansion won the title of global Luxury Heritage Hotel at the World Luxury Hotel Awards 2021.

Despite being left out of Netflix’s Street Food series, Malaysia and its people know how to do it best and do it well. So, if you’re feeling like immersing yourself in some of KL’s most popular street food joints, here’s the guide you’ll need.

Planning on your first outing to Taman Negara since forever and three lockdowns ago? Below are some useful tips to keep handy and may help make your trekking trip more enjoyable but safe!

Prime minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced last weekend that interstate travel across Malaysia and international travel will be allowed to resume. But what’s the catch?