Malaysia

Check out some of these places for a fulfilling buka puasa (breaking of fast) meal with your family and friends this Ramadan.

Visiting a Ramadan Bazaar for the first time?

If you’re seeking a reprieve from the city life, there’s no better place to refresh your senses than within a natural setting.

Over the next few months, countries across Asia will spring to life as music, cultural, and food festivals kick off. Here's a taste of the summertime festivals out there!

Combining her love for exploring the city and riding her bike, Elena set up her business as a tour guide.

Melaka is a city teeming with history, so if you’re thinking of visiting, we recommend you try a few of these fun and affordable things.

It's not an easy drive up Mount Kinabalu towards Kundasang, but the views are well worth it.

The first order of business is to visit The Waterfront, obviously. But what else is there to do around town? Read on!

You've tried cafe-hopping and island-hopping… But have you tried museum-hopping?

For the historic city Melaka, there are a few gems to be unearthed at the famous Jonker Street.

The road to Kudat is nothing short of scenic with views of the mountains, acres of paddy fields, small towns and villages with herds of cows.

“It is not always easy being a vegan, especially while travelling. But the decision is worth committing to regardless of the circumstances."

It's been five years since I started stand up paddling, and sometimes I fail to have a paddling session because I spend too much time on the road, exploring.

Sabah Parks director Dr Jamili Nais said last night that climbers were evacuated following the earthquake.

Some pretty cool destinations in Southeast Asia if you're not up for hot and humid.

Having travelled to over 20 countries, Nadia Hasbi shares some of her pro travel advice for those who are ready for a rebellious adventure.

To sit lakeside and witness the dramatic streaks of pinks, oranges and reds painting the dawn sky. Sounds good, doesn't it?

Malaysians take their food very seriously. They'd drive Melaka for Nyonya dishes and Penang for char kuey teow. But what of Sabah and Sarawak?

If you wander around Penang hard enough, you might just find that the local island life is vastly different than the tourist island life.

Booking data from agoda reveals the growing ambitions of the adventurous independent traveller.

These eight popular food spots are within easy walking distance from the Royale Chulan Penang, so you’re never too far from a good meal.

We hope you like large bodies of water, because these floating hotels in Southeast Asia offer the soothing appeal of aquatic spaces.

Do you like your Christmas cold and cosy? In Asia, we do the yuletide celebrations a little... differently.

Tis’ the season to be jolly and serious feasting!