Posts By ExpatGo Staff
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Sabah Ka’amatan Festival
Tadau Ka'amatan (Harvest Festival), is a timeless tradition in honour of Bambaazon, the spirit of the rice padi.
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The Expat Celebrates 17th Anniverary
Celebrate, Celebrate, Celebrate!
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0Star of Vietnam
Sao Nam opened its doors in Tong Shin in 2003 and, with increasing popularity among locals and expats, opened another outlet in...
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0Fresh, Fragrant Noodles
The Pho Hoa (Vietnamese for "fragrant noodles", pronounced fer hua) has an interesting tale of courage and success in the face of...
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0Bali, Cinta, and Aesthetic Perfection
Bali is much more than a tourist haven and a relaxing massage. Bali, where trees are asked permission before they're pruned. Where...
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Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
The birthday of the Prophet Muhammad or Maulidur Rasul is an important event in the Muslim calendar marked by processions to demonstrate...
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Hari Merdeka
Merdeka Day, or Malaysia's National Day, is celebrated on 31st of August in a show of patriotism, unity and rejoicing by Malaysians...
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Mooncake Festival
The mooncake festival had its origins during the Mongolian dynasty in China. The event is celebrated on the 15th day of the...
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0The Hero of Nero Vivo
Nero Vivo has a spirit all of its own: charming & totally mesmerising. The reason is simply due to the passion of...
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Sarawak Gawai Festival
The Gawai Festival or Harvest Festival in Sarawak also marks the culmination of the harvest celebration. The official date is June 1...
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0Reading is a Lifesaver-Column
"How much money has reading ever made for me?" It's done better than to make me money. It's sustained me in my...
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Deepavali
For the Hindus, Deepavali or the Festival of Lights signifies the triumph of good over evil. Homes of Hindus are lit with...
