Malaysia

September may be nearing, but there’s still time to head to the George Town Festival (GTF) over the upcoming long weekend.

It's practically a sin if you visit Penang and not stay at one of these beautiful boutique hotels.

Looking for some cuddle time? Lucky for you, there's always a cat café or two around the Greater Kuala Lumpur region worth visiting.

Personally, I don’t particularly like big cities. In fact, I’d rather live in remote and secluded places, where I can spend lazy days out in nature.

From exquisite dining options to street eats, luxury labels to flea market batiks, Kuala Lumpur's got you covered.

Malaysia has a number of camping options that range from basic comfort to luxury camping (a.k.a glamping).

Here are some of the best places to find and experience bioluminescent beaches. Good news; there's even one in Malaysia.

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

We’ve listed six well-known temples in Malaysia that Buddhist devotees can go to join in on the Wesak Day celebrations.

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!