Travelling in Malaysia

Sometimes, all you need is a getaway with your ride or die to recharge. A couple's spa treatment, bike tours, and cooking classes, this list has it all.

Sick and tired of shopping malls? From mountaintop to beachfront to riverside, afford yourself some fresh air and time with nature at these five camping spots around Malaysia.

The colourful scenes and culture of Malaysian days are great, but sometimes a city’s best secrets are revealed only after sunset.

There is more to Melaka than meets the eye and these non-touristy activities will show you just that.

Kuantan 188 Tower in Pahang, Malaysia is the latest and among the most iconic tourism products developed by the East Coast Economic Region Development Council (ECERDC).

Malaysia’s coronavirus recovery council announced on Tuesday that it has suggested a full reopening of borders as early as 1 March without enforced quarantine for travellers.

Negeri Sembilan is not only known for its delicious cuisine, but this Malaysian state is also home to 12 of the prettiest pool villas in Malaysia.

Make 2022 your year — take control of your corporate schedule and plan that well-deserved trip with these long weekend holiday ideas!

You haven’t truly seen a city until you have explored it on foot, so get your hat on and visit some of the most walkable cities in Malaysia.

The Sungai Rengit Jetty in Johor has various steel pillars that are the remnants of an old, abandoned jetty. But with Instagrammers flocking there, it’s abandoned no more.

Before word gets out and Johor turns into Maya Bay, you may want to choose one of these destinations for your next beach vacay.

Surfing is now gaining popularity locally, so if you’re looking to catch some waves, here are some of the best surf spots in Malaysia. and more importantly, when to visit!