Travelling in Malaysia

The revived MHholidays family campaign offers complimentary domestic flights and hotel accommodation for children across selected Malaysian packages.

One promises cool-weather relaxation, the other non-stop entertainment. Here's how to choose the best highlands escape for your family.

A curated two-day Penang food itinerary showcasing the heritage eateries, traditional Nyonya flavours, and charcoal broths that impressed a professional chef.

Rainforest World Music Festival in Sarawak transforms cultural performance into participation, where visitors become part of Malaysia’s living traditions.

When burnout hits, these quiet Malaysian getaways offer restorative nature, slow travel, and easy weekend resets.

Malaysia's new hiking restrictions introduce stricter rules for higher-risk trails, reflecting a growing focus on safer, better-managed outdoor recreation.

Penang’s George Town heritage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, blends restored architecture with boutique stays and living cultural history.

Rainforest World Music Festival 2026 blends live music, Sarawak culture and immersive experiences into an unforgettable festival getaway.

Hilton Kuching’s new Kids Club transforms Sarawak family hotel stays, letting kids play while parents finally breathe.

As Malaysians rethink domestic travel, the East Coast is booming through demand for cultural, nature-led, slower-paced getaways.

Gawai Dayak in Sarawak offers travellers a rare chance to experience longhouse culture, harvest rituals, and community traditions firsthand.

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

Taiping offers a refreshing slow-travel escape with heritage streets, Lake Gardens walks, and relaxed weekend experiences just hours from Kuala Lumpur.

Planning your first Rainforest World Music Festival trip? Here’s how to organise your visit and make the most of the experience.

Malaysia’s FLYsiswa programme gives eligible students a RM400 flight subsidy for travel between Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, Sarawak, and Labuan.

Need to keep your vacations short and sweet over the coming 2026 long weekends? Here are some getaway ideas for exploring within Malaysia.

Swap the holiday hustle for mindful eco-retreats, stargazing nights, and cosy cabin days—slow Christmas escapes that let you celebrate the season your way.

Malaysia’s architectural landscape tells the rich story of its multicultural heritage and tumultuous past. The best part? You can visit these stunning spots.

With wellness travel on the rise, resorts, cultural rituals, and nature retreats are popular choices. Traveloka’s 10.10 Sale offers Malaysians major savings.

I satiated my hunger for Kuala Lumpur by exploring the Malaysian capital’s multi-cultural neighbourhoods on the back of a Vespa.

The KL-Karak Highway and East Coast Expressway (LPT1) aren’t just routes to your destination—they’re gateways to royal museums, artisanal villages, and more.

This red-bricked monolith in Labuan stands tall as a reminder of its coal mining history, but its true purpose remains unknown.

Our contributor, David Bowden, journeys through northern Sarawak to discover the need to cross an international border between the towns of Limbang and Lawas.

Make these enchanting firefly attractions your priority when travelling in Malaysia, as we potentially become the very last generation to witness them.