Terengganu

Now that Malaysians can travel again, booking a flight with the imposed SOPs can be a little intimidating. Here are a few ways you can (re)discover Malaysia without having to step onto a plane.

This little seaside hideaway is interesting in more ways than one!

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.

Just a few hours away from Kuala Lumpur, Terengganu is known for its soft sand beaches and azure waters, and is home to several famous dive sites.

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!

There’s a simplicity, tranquillity, calm, and quaintness about Malaysian kampungs that you can’t help but fall in love with. These homestays will give you just that and then some.

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

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.

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.

On a small island just off Kuala Terengganu in northern Malaysia, stands a stunning and grand structure made of steel, glass, and crystal known as the Crystal Mosque (Masjid Kristal).

From these photos, it seems like time stood still for the villagers of Terengganu.