Travel
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0TravelHidden Gems: 5 Places to Visit in Kepong
It is definitely worth the time to take a trip to Kepong as there are a lot of things to do there!
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0Culture & ReligionKelantan: The Real Cradle of Malay Heritage Few Know About
Unlike most places in Malaysia, Kelantan is a time capsule that preserves various forms of Malay cultural heritage.
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0TravelReds, Whites, and Greens: Wine and Golf in South Australia
David Bowden finds that when it comes to hitting the links and then enjoying a quality tipple, few places can compete with...
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0TravelFinding Singapore’s Past in Its Present
Well-known as one of the region’s – and indeed the world’s – most modern and advanced cities, Singapore also offers visitors a...
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0AnimalsExpat Excursions: Sabah’s Kinabatangan River
Head into the wilds of Borneo in one of Malaysia’s most naturally rich regions, the Lower Kinabatangan River of Sabah. Join travel...
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0TravelAll About The Bubbles: Hotels with Hot Tubs and Jacuzzis
Since you're going to spend on a staycation room with a bathtub, why not get an upgrade to a jacuzzi!
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0TravelHow to Become a Certified PADI Open Water Diver: A First-Hand Guide
Having just returned from the beautiful Redang Island for a dive exam, Rosalyn Ding shares her experience on obtaining the PADI Open...
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0Culture & ReligionKuching Delights
Friendly locals, plenty of good food, a vibrant riverfront, and a beautiful new pedestrian bridge bringing everything together
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0TravelShanghai Sensation
Shanghai is a sprawling, cosmopolitan city, at once delivering rich history and culture and modern conveniences and luxury.
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0TravelWander Woman: 5 Things My First Solo Trip Taught Me
Travelling solo, even as a woman, doesn't have to be scary or lonely.
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0Culture & ReligionTrip Ideas for the Long Weekends in May 2018
Make the most of Malaysia's Public Holidays in May 2018 by taking strategic leave days, then check out these trip ideas for...
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0Culture & ReligionSimpang Renggam: Paradise on the Sea of Pineapples
The thought of enchanting pineapple fields in Malaysia may sound like an overstatement. Perhaps it was the way one humble farmer so...
