Travelling in Malaysia

An inviting 2-day Ipoh itinerary blending Sunday flea markets, heritage walks, local food, street art, and cave temple exploration.

Ormond Sandakan opens on Sabah's waterfront, offering 299 sea-view rooms, Sabahan-inspired dining, and easy gateway access to wildlife sanctuaries.

Swiss-Grand Beach Resort Kuantan balances kids' splash pools, beach clean-ups, and halal dining with essential pampering downtime for mums.

A quiet stay at Oakwood Cameron Highlands reminded me that sometimes the best highland getaway is one where you do considerably less than you planned.

Three Malaysian novels bring Kedah’s landscapes, folklore, food and communities to life, offering a literary route into the state.

Birdwatching in Kuala Selangor Nature Park offers a purposeful, immersive escape that deepens environmental curiosity and promotes sustainable travel habits.

Resorts World Awana transforms a rushed Genting Highlands day trip into an unhurried, nature-immersed family getaway with cool-climate leisure.

Sarawak’s Sirin River by bamboo raft, discovering Bidayuh hospitality, forest cuisine, and community-led travel near Kuching.

Booking Terengganu's local tours and attractions is now seamless, thanks to a digital partnership between Tourism Terengganu and redBus.

MetMalaysia’s Super El Niño forecast means travellers should expect hotter weather, potential haze, and the need for flexible itineraries.

A journey through Malaysia’s soundscapes reveals how ordinary noises can become powerful reminders of home and belonging.

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.