Malaysia

Perak hits all the right notes for Lonely Planet once again.

Chic designs, unique amenities, and personable hospitality.

Spots along Carpenter Street to the Waterfront that make great pitstops.

Known as KL’s biggest ‘Little India’, there’s always plenty to see, do and eat in this colourful neighbourhood cum tourist and transportation hub.

Insider Guides Port Dickson: Kirsteen shares why she decided to move from the exciting lights of Subang Jaya to the small beachside town of Port Dickson.

Planning to go to the MATTA fair this weekend? Anita shares some tips and observations from a previous visit so you don't get overwhelmed by the many travel bargains at hand.

The Lost World of Tambun caters to all ages, whether you’re looking to cool off on a scorching afternoon or warm up after a rainy evening.

The fun musical 'MUD: Our Story Of Kuala Lumpur' is a feast for the eyes.

The world’s leading resource for tours and activities outlines the top five experiences for Asia’s most discerning travellers.

You can't leave Penang without sampling the food! Here's a list of the must-try's on the Pearl of Orient.

Come join us in Penang this August 20!

For the regular Malaysians, the George Town Festival is a chance to experience and learn about theatre, dance, art, photography, history, culture and more.

A true blue “Ipoh mali” native tell us the kinds of foods are unique to Ipoh and where to eat them.

Is Club Med Cherating really all that it's made up to be? We sent our designer, Xin Xin Lee, to find out.

If you’re a Malaysian and you’ve not heard of the Rainforest World Music Festival, you have been missing out on a huge part of Malaysia.

From these photos, it seems like time stood still for the villagers of Terengganu.

In its sixth year, the festival's shows take place in various locations across George Town. What better way to explore the city?

Insider Guide to Kuala Lumpur: Sarah Lim tells us where to grease the wheels for inline skating in the Klang Valley.

Explore Kampung Bharu, an authentic Malay village in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, just a stone’s throw from KLCC.

The food around Alor is as diverse as the people who work in the area and tourists who come from all over.

Done with the clubbing scene? These cosy bars and ‘speakeasy’ places are what you need.

Snapshots: As most divers make a beeline for the bigger islands, Pom Pom has remained a beautiful undiscovered gem.

Is your mom a foodie, an adventurer, or a history buff? Spoil her silly with some extra special quality time.

Need an escape from Kuala Lumpur for a day? You don't have to go that far.