Nature

Yes, it's true that visiting Paris or London for the first time is exciting. But if you're looking for a different sort of allure with more moments of magic, then Spain is where you should go.

Sabah’s Shangri-La Rasa Ria resort boasts a 64-acre nature reserve that provides immersive experiences for visitors. And their amazing holistic wellness offerings just got better with LUSH.

Sabah’s longest canopy walkway — the Rainforest Skywalk — is now 620 metres long and stands at 25 metres high.

Plants are a great way to beautify and detoxify a living space. So, if you’re in the mood to plant shop, here are some of the best nurseries to check out in the Klang Valley.

Our quick getaway at Sembayu Villa in Negeri Sembilan was nothing short of amazing. With gorgeous sceneries and friendly staff, this won’t be the last time we visit.

Visitors to ESCAPE Penang can experience a deeper connection with the great outdoors with the addition of ESCAPE Penang’s Base Camp — a two-acre camping site, complete with modern amenities for an enjoyable stay.

Being in total lockdown for the third time isn't a nice feeling at all, but here's are some parks in and around KL to look forward to exploring when we're able to go out and play in the outside world again!

From Pahang to Penang, Kedah to Sabah, take a walk on the wild side among a forest crown at these amazing treetop walkways.

Blessed with a plethora of tropical geographical features, Malaysia’s waterfall scene is another goldmine that has yet to be thoroughly explored. Get ready to be captivated by these wonders of nature.

Sabah and Sarawak are abundantly blessed with the best Mother Nature has to offer – from stunning mountain formations to gorgeous and vivid reefs. Here are lesser-known ones worth visiting.

Just about an hour northwest of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is one of the largest colony of fireflies in the world – the Kampung Kuantan Fireflies Park. A boat tour through the park will light up your evening with dazzling effect.

While everyone is focused on the pandemic, Mother Nature is focused on healing from years of abuse. So how exactly is the planet mending itself during this period of restricted travel?