Sabah

ll the vaccine highlights over the weekend right here! Sarawak aiming to achieve herd immunity in mid-August. Meanwhile, in Selangor, residents can apply for RM20 worth of Grab rebates for rides to PPVs.

Romantic sunset views, Instagrammable settings, crystalline waters, and powder-soft sands – this list of Malaysia’s most stunning beachfront cafes and restaurants is a shore thing.

Nothing beats a hot cuppa joe to kick-start your day. From KL to Kuching, here are the best places to get your morning (or anytime) fix.

Support preservation through ethical travel. Here are 14 hidden gems throughout Malaysia that you can explore for flora, fauna, and then some.

COVID-19 may have put a wrench in many travel plans for 2020, but with a new year comes new opportunities. If you’re hankering for a greener getaway this coming year, here are seven locations in Malaysia to check out.

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

Now that we're no longer confined to our homes, it's time to start planning for a little getaway. Pick from one of these beautiful Malaysian beaches and islands and get packing!

From Club Med Cherating to Tanjong Jara Resort, take a gander at these 13 coastal resorts around Malaysia for your next beach getaway.

From mountaintops to ocean fronts, we’ve picked the best spots for enthralling sunset panoramas in the land below the wind. FYI: Catching a glorious sunset is a super romantic date that is Free.99!

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.

With holidays being confined to local destinations (for now), here’s a list of just some of the many, many fun things you can experience throughout our fair country.

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.

There's a place for everyone – creative nomads, divers, hikers, or if you simply want to treat yourself, and after the year we've had, you deserve it. Here are some of the best places to stay across Malaysia for a microdose of travel.

If you think travelling locally in Malaysia is boring, then maybe this is exactly what you need to reconnect with your country. Here's a list of adventures in East and West Malaysia to look forward to and start planning for once the country’s Movement Control Order is lifted.

My brother suggested we hitchhike from the city centre of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah to the bottom of Mount Kinabalu, where we could begin our hike. Quite honestly, the first thought that came to my mind was ‘Nope!'

A treasure trove of marine delights, Tawau (which sits on the furthest opposite end from Kota Kinabalu) in Malaysia, is famous for its seafood.

Situated in the northeastern part of Sabah, Malaysia, Kinabatangan River is the second-longest river in Malaysia with a length of 560 kilometres.

Kota Kinabalu is a rich and diverse city. I embarked on a trip here and heard rumours about the coveted edible bird’s nest in one of the caves. Determined to see these first hand, I set off to find them.

Sometimes, lying on the beach is all we need during a holiday, but some places have views too beautiful to ignore. Hiking might not be for everyone, but if you’re willing to try, these are some of our absolute favourite trails around Southeast Asia.

We talk to Yayasan Sim Darby Scholar Amalina Davis who just spent a month at Imbak Canyon Conservation Area, Sabah studying the rich biodiversity of the tropical rainforest.

If you’re seeking a reprieve from the city life, there’s no better place to refresh your senses than within a natural setting.

It's not an easy drive up Mount Kinabalu towards Kundasang, but the views are well worth it.

The first order of business is to visit The Waterfront, obviously. But what else is there to do around town? Read on!

Sabah Parks director Dr Jamili Nais said last night that climbers were evacuated following the earthquake.