Muslim Countries

From award-winning hotels to authentic halal Cantonese dim sum, Hong Kong is deepening its promise as an inclusive sanctuary for the modern Muslim woman.

Considering Eid travel? Almaty offers halal dining, mountain scenery, cultural traditions, and meaningful ways to celebrate in Kazakhstan.

Dubai 2026 continues to attract Malaysian women and families with safe, stylish experiences that balance culture, comfort and adventure.

Start your day right this Ramadan with a hearty sahur and try out these quick and easy recipes.

A guide for when vacation plans overlap with the holy month of Ramadan.

In of providing a Muslim-friendly travel experience, Malaysia has been named the Best Muslim-friendly destination by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Best Muslim Women-Friendly Destination by Mastercard and CrescentRating at the Halal in Travel Awards.

Our visual guide to some of the world’s most stunning mosques will make your jaws drop — not only are they rich in history, but their beauty is incomparable.

Medina topped the list of the world's safest cities for solitary female travellers, with a perfect 10/10 score in two distinct categories. So the next time you want to fly solo, consider this stunning locale.

The MasterCard-CrescentRating Global Muslim Travel Index (GMTI) 2022 has ranked Malaysia as the most popular halal destination in the world, and the country has also been named the "Top Muslim-Friendly Destination of the Year (OIC).

From pretty in pink to clad in crystal, here’s over a dozen of the country’s most photogenic and architecturally-inspiring mosques.

As Muslims populate various corners of the world, it’s also interesting to see the variations in iftar meals from sweet milk pastries to festive food fairs.

If you're visiting Morocco and thinking of exploring the Sahara Desert, here are a few things you should know.

A joint report by Mastercard and halal-travel authority CrescentRating has named Malaysia as the world’s most welcoming country for solo female Muslim travellers.

If you're visiting Azerbaijan, these are some things you may not know but should be aware are big no-nos in this country.

If you’re planning a trip to Marrakesh, Morocco, escape the madness of their souks and do more. I tried various activities, but hiking through the majestic Atlas Mountains was my firm favourite.

The kingdom of Bahrain is a popular tourist destination and multi-ethnic society in the Middle East. We explore the most interesting cities to visit in Bahrain and what makes them unique.

Bangladesh is the home to the world's longest natural beach of 125 kilometres! Cox’s Bazar is a popular destination. However, many visitors also opt to travel to Saint Martin’s Island just nine kilometres south.

As a nation, Pakistan has worked hard to preserve its historical sites — whether it’s a museum, a tomb, a fort, or shrines. Pakistan is lucky to be the final resting place of these well-known Sufi saints.

An area filled with narrow streets and bursting with life, Sadarghat is a part of Dhaka known for its bustling river port. The Pink Palace, or Ahsan Manzil, provides a reprieve from the busyness around it.

The Middle East has a mix of cultures and customs. As you explore this transcontinental region, it’s important to be aware of what can be perceived as offensive.

Amidiya (or Amedi) in Iraqi Kurdistan is surrounded by spectacular natural beauty, but the reason to visit is the fact that Christians, Muslims, and Jews peacefully co-inhabit the area. And have done so for millennia.

Dahab's name means ‘gold’ – referring to its golden sandy beaches. It offers plenty of activities and even more opportunities to experience the culture. It used to be frequented by hippies in the past, and they have left their impression which can be felt in the laid- back atmosphere.

All roads lead to Rome, or so the saying goes. Here are two impressive Roman ruin sites to visit next time you are in the Middle East.

At the heart of the Lebanese mountains lays the Qadisha Valley. Not only is it home to one of the largest Christian monastery settlements in the world, but it is also where the Forest of the Cedars of God is found.