Travel
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0TravelPerak’s gem, Ipoh is moving into the spotlight
Roughly halfway between Penang and Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh delights visitors with its blend of heritage, great scenery, food, and the famous Ipoh...
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0TravelLake Chini, the lake of legends in Pahang
As far as mythical legends go, Lake Chini has remained out of the public eye, shrouded in mist and mystery for many...
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0TravelWhere the wild things are: the natural beauty of Kota Kinabalu’s countryside
While Kota Kinabalu offers many reasons to visit, its appeal extends beyond the city’s limits with a stunning natural environment, rich cultural...
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0TravelA breath of fresh air in the Pearl of Borneo, Labuan
Known as The Pearl of Borneo, Labuan is an interesting and culturally diverse tourist destination with plenty to keep the island traveller...
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0Culture & ReligionTEG’s ASEAN Tour: Philippines rising
Despite being a founding member of ASEAN, this sprawling collection of islands has had a dramatic and often difficult journey to the...
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0TravelIsland interludes: Palawan, Boracay and Pamalican
The tropical islands of the Philippines have all the makings of castaway fantasies as Petra O’Neill discovers on Palawan and Boracay, while...
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0TravelOn the edge of Taal Volcano on Luzon Island, Philippines
Few travel experiences can inspire quite as much awe as hiking to the top of a mountain, but that feeling of wonder...
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0EnvironmentHow to take the best photos when you visit the Cameron Highlands
People have been slinking away from the heat of the city and into the cool air of the Cameron Highlands for more...
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0CommunityHelping Sun Bears in Sabah: a British veterinary surgeon’s story
Why is a British veterinary surgeon sawing up bamboo poles for sun bears in Sabah? This is the story of how a...
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0NewsIpoh ranked as one of the top ten ‘Best in Asia’ destinations by Lonely Planet
Describing Ipoh as Malaysia’s renaissance city whose ‘coffeehouses and heritage houses are staging a long overdue comeback’, Lonely Planet sings praises for...
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0CommunityA walk through history: some of my favourite temples in Penang
Brad Glass is an American writer and director living in Penang. His current stint on the island has lasted four years but...
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0NewsVietnam extends 15-day visa waiver for Brits, French, Germans, Spanish and Italians
The Government of Vietnam has announced that it is extending its visa exemption program for UK passport holders for single-entry stays of...
