Travelling in Malaysia

From the crystal clear waters of Temenggor Lake to the picturesque Mirror Lake Ipoh, each offers a unique experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

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

We all love a good holiday, especially if you’re the one tagging along for a fun and relaxing time. But planning a trip, sorting out the budget, itinerary, and list of fun things to do to keep the whole family entertained can be a challenge, especially if you have a big one. Take the pressure…

Are you tired of tourist destinations that are overpriced and crowded? If so, head to Sibu, a small town in Sarawak, that’s Malaysia’s most affordable tourist destination.

Did you travel within Malaysia in 2022? As a way to stimulate tourism, the government has given Malaysians tax breaks worth up to RM1,000! Find out if your holiday qualifies for the tourism tax exemption.

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.

Thinking of skipping the usual hotel stays on your next trip to Pahang? Try out these quaint villas instead.

Dream Forest Langkawi is a new multi-sensory night attraction set to open on 1 May 2023 that promises to transport visitors to another world through the use of projection mapping, lighting, and soundscapes.

Whether you’re looking to indulge in a reunion feast or simply take a well-deserved break, AirAsia’s extra flights at fixed low fares are the perfect way to make your balik kampung dreams a reality this Hari Raya.

Explore Malaysia’s southern state like a local with our insider’s list of the city’s hidden gems!

Head to the southern tip of Peninsular Malaysia for more than just sea and sand. Johor’s Desaru Coast is filled with food, sun, and fun!

If you’re looking to spend more of your weekend outdoors, exploring some local neighbourhoods, consider visiting these fishing villages where the people are friendly, the food is good, and the fish are plentiful.