Did a class in Penang last year at a home kitchen setup - the aunty teaching us had been cooking for 40 years. Learned more in 3 hours than I could from any cookbook. Highly recommend going local rath ...
Visited the Mulu Caves in Sarawak and the Sarawak Chamber is genuinely incomprehensible in scale. The largest cave chamber in the world is so big that you cannot see the walls or ceiling from the cent ...
Did a two-day river cruise on the Kinabatangan River in Sabah and it was the best wildlife experience of my life. Saw wild orangutans in the trees above the river, pygmy elephants on the bank, probosc ...
Did a guided night walk in Taman Negara and it was one of the most memorable experiences of my time in Malaysia. The jungle at night is completely different - the sounds are louder, the darkness is ab ...
Spent a day hunting down the famous street art murals in George Town and it was one of the most enjoyable days I have had in Malaysia. The iron rod sculptures and the painted murals are scattered thro ...
Spent a week on the Perhentian Islands and I am already planning to go back. The water is that impossible turquoise color, the coral is healthy and full of life, and the islands are small enough that ...
Went to Batu Caves on a Wednesday morning at 8am and it was almost empty. Climbed the 272 steps without stopping every three meters for a selfie, actually heard the sounds of the cave, and spent time ...
Took a boat tour to see the fireflies on the Selangor River at night and it was one of the most magical things I have seen in Malaysia. The mangrove trees along the riverbank were covered in thousands ...
Almost skipped Taman Negara because the journey seemed complicated but I am so glad I went. Took a boat up the river to the park entrance, walked the canopy walkway 40 meters above the forest floor, a ...
Did a day trip to Ipoh from KL and I am already planning to go back for a longer stay. The old town is beautiful but the food is the real reason to go. Had white coffee at the original Oldtown cafe, b ...
Did a proper street food crawl along Gurney Drive last night. Started with char kway teow from the famous uncle who has been cooking there for decades - the wok hei was incredible. Then moved to assam ...
Been wanting to see the big golden statue for ages. The stairs were a workout in this heat but totally worth it. The caves themselves are impressive - didn't expect them to be so huge. Pro tip: go ear ...
You must try the Nyonya costumes when you come to Malacca. Nyonya costumes combine the characteristics of Malay and Chinese clothing, adorned with exquisite embroidery, looking elegant and unique!
The entire resort features wooden house designs, with every room exuding a strong natural style. Right outside each room lies an outdoor swimming pool, and it is just a one-hour drive from Kuala Lumpu ...
Many tourists are eager to visit this place. If it weren’t mentioned, people might think it is a naturally formed forest.In fact, it is almost 100% artificial. Haha.
It is free of charge and no reservation is required.The National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, has three floors and five exhibition halls. It houses a variety of exquisite artworks, including those with ...
Kuala Lumpur Central Market is a well-known cultural landmark in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which encompasses functions of a market, art exhibition space, and cultural experience venue.Duration: The plac ...
The Superstar at Sri Petaling in Kuala Lumpur has been open for at least seven or eight years, and we’ve been regular customers. First, the owner is very friendly; second, the drinks are really cheap ...
Visited Kota Bharu last week. The city has a calm vibe, perfect for slowing down. Tried nasi kerabu at a local stall—fresh and flavorful. Saw traditional dance performances in the evening, really imp ...
Visited Malacca last week. The mix of cultures there is fascinating—old buildings, street food, and a calm vibe. Walked through the historic town, tasted some local snacks, and just soaked in the atm ...
The city hums with a quiet rhythm, its streets lined with old shophouses and the scent of durian lingering in the air. I wandered through a market where vendors called out in a mix of dialects, their ...
