Sabah

Planning travel to Sabah or Sarawak? Learn when to visit and how to experience Kaamatan and Gawai festivals confidently.

AirAsia RedRun 2026 is a multi-city running series across Asia that combines races, flights, and stays into one seamless race-cation.

New Traveloka data shows Malaysians are choosing secondary cities for domestic travel, favouring culture, food, nature, and short-haul getaways.

Club Med Borneo in Kuala Penyu brings sustainable luxury and all-inclusive travel to Sabah, blending nature, culture and immersive experiences.

Swap city noise for forest calm at these Malaysian treehouse escapes designed for slow travel and restorative nature retreats.

Malaysia’s traditional crafts reflect identity and resilience, offering travellers meaningful ways to support local artisans and connect with culture.

Malaysia tops Southeast Asia’s tourism rankings again, drawing travellers with food, cities, beaches, nature and great value.

From misty hills to tropical shores, these Malaysian getaways are perfect for resetting, recharging, and reconnecting with nature.

Kinabatangan's new UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status spotlights Malaysia’s commitment to conservation. Explore this rich, community-rooted landscape alongside the nation’s three other existing reserves.

Go on a virtual journey of Kinabalu Park on the Google Arts & Culture website, then hop from Borneo to Africa, then Europe.

This Sabah resort doesn’t just offer sustainability—it offers heart. Through local partnerships, Shangri-La Rasa Ria invites you to fall in love with Tuaran.

Shangri-La Rasa Ria leads the way in eco-conscious travel, combining luxury with sustainability through certified green practices.

Who needs the Maldives when you’ve got powder-soft sand, crystalline waters, and luxurious overwater villas all over Malaysia?

Escape the concrete jungle and throw yourself into nature’s arms with these blissful jungle retreats in East Malaysia.Escape the concrete jungle and throw yourself into nature’s arms with these blissful jungle retreats in East Malaysia.

From plush hotels to campsite properties, these pet-friendly accommodations all have one thing in common: they’re happy to have your fur babies over!

Borneo Laboratory proudly presents ‘The Lain Lain Project’, a trilogical exhibition hosted at GMBB KL, running until 20 October 2024.

Pack your bags and get ready to go on a journey of cultural discovery at the Distinctively Borneo Harvest Festival Weekend.

Surrounded by lush jungle, crystal blue lakes, and iconic mountains, here are some of the beautiful boutique hotels in Sabah.

Besides admiring its biodiversity, Sandakan food is worth raving about too. Here’s a list to guide you through your next foodie trip to this city.

Agoda has expanded its services to provide Malaysian travellers with a packed holiday itinerary — one local and one international — that comes in at under RM1400.

The classification of the Kinabalu National Geopark as the Kinabalu UNESCO Global Geopark makes Sabah the third UNESCO Triple Crown site in the world.

East Malaysia is home to a variety of unique treats that are an absolute must-try. Fully enjoy these culinary delights while maintaining a balanced approach to your overall wellbeing this Kaamatan and Gawai.

Celebrate Kaamatan & Gawai — East Malaysia’s Harvest Festival — at these hotels and resorts in Sabah and Sarawak, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant and rich cultural heritage of Malaysia.

Everyone has their favourite travel destination or activity. David Bowden travels through Southeast Asia to document the best it has to offer, like its finest train journeys.