Sabah

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.

A town famous for its scenic spots, we list down some of the best serene attractions to check out.

Hari Raya is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with a fun-filled family getaway? Luckily, there are plenty of amazing family-friendly Airbnb stays all over Malaysia.

Malaysia Aviation Group will transfer Intra-Borneo flight services from Malaysia Airlines to Firefly from 16 May 2023 for better connectivity and due to an increased demand.

Indulge in a festive spread in celebration of Ramadan 2023 at these hotels outside KL offering a lavish feast. For those of you in Sabah, Sarawak, Johor, and Langkawi — this is for you!

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 beaches.

Regardless of what kind of trip you’re looking to make — whether as a foodie, a digital nomad, or even for a destination wedding — our new hotel round-up will tell you where you’ll find what you need and more.

Fantasise about travelling to distant worlds? Check out these places in Malaysia that are reminiscent of Star Wars’ Tatooine sand dunes or Indiana Jones’ historic caves.

The first eco-friendly Club Med resort will open its door next year in Kota Kinabalu. The 400-room resort, which spans 41 acres, will showcase the splendour of Sabah.

We encourage you to take the time to work on regaining your peace by escaping to some of Malaysia’s most serene and sustainable destinations.

Explore the beautiful coastlines and mighty swells of these Southeast Asian surfing spots — perfect for beginners and seasoned surfers of all ages.

About to embark on climbing Mount Kinabalu’s summit for yourself? Well, if you’re wondering what it’s like to summit Malaysia’s highest peak, then here are all the photos you’ll need to see.

You don’t need to travel far for pristine beaches or a safari. In our very own Southeast Asian cultural mosaic of Malaysia are nine vacation spots that resemble other countries!

Light a bonfire and share your campfire stories with friends and family at any one of these campsite locations in Sabah.

If you’re planning a trip to a Malaysian Island, you’ll want to check scuba diving here off your list. Malaysia boasts some pretty spectacular dive sites with faultless diving conditions, warm waters all year long, and an abundance of marine life.

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.

Forget those boxy typical hotels for a while and switch it up with one of these cool and quirky cylindrical stays — also known as tube hotels — in Malaysia.

This Merdeka month, we ignite the Indiana Jones within ourselves and take a trip down ancient civilisation to eight of Malaysia’s many historical sites.

While on a beach vacation, it can be easy to forget that our beaches are an important part of the planet. Join a beach clean-up during your next stay at Shangri-La Rasa Ria, Kota Kinabalu to do your part in preserving mother nature.

If former American president Barack Obama’s Netflix docuseries, Our Great National Parks, has you jolted to go out and explore the natural world a little more, you’re in luck. We’ve listed some of the most stunning national parks in Malaysia and the things you can do there.

Not a fan of camping, but still want to have a nature-fuelled getaway? Say bye to FOMO at these five relaxing — and stunning — riverfront properties!

Neither a hiker nor a climber, our Editor decides to go on the climb of her life anyway — scaling Malaysia’s highest peak, Mount Kinabalu. This is what she’s doing to train.

If cycling is your thing, and you're searching for the best biking trails in Malaysia, we’ve got you covered with this list. As a bonus, these trails are much safer than cycling on a busy highway!

Badan Warisan Malaysia launches online series titled, ‘BWM Talk Series: Spotlight In Sarawak’, spotlighting Sarawak and its culture while the Borneo Native Festival takes place in Kuala Lumpur.