Travel Malaysia
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0Travel MalaysiaThe Stunning Caves of Sarawak
Lying silent and foreboding beneath the immense landmass of Borneo island are some of the largest, most extensive, and fascinating cave systems...
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0Travel MalaysiaKenyir Lake: Terengganu’s Water Wonderland
It would be hard to call Southeast Asia’s largest man-made lake a ‘hidden gem,’ but located in Peninsular Malaysia’s northeastern reaches, it’s...
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0HotelsDiscover the Magic of the Festive Season at Pahang’s Hidden Gem
This festive season, Mangala Resort & Spa invites you to discover the splendour of Kuantan, Pahang’s natural wonderland. Christmas and New Year...
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0Travel MalaysiaHornbills, Orangutans, and Crocodiles, Oh My!
The wildlife famously mentioned in The Wizard of Oz has nothing on Malaysia’s largest state. From the world’s largest flower to the...
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0Travel MalaysiaNature, Restored
In transforming barren, forgotten land into a lush, nature-centric luxury resort, this little slice of rural Pahang has evolved into one of...
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0Travel MalaysiaSabah Leads the Way with Community-Based Tourism
Ditch the city tourist experience for a walk on the wild side and revel in the quieter, more community-oriented natural delights of...
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0Travel MalaysiaFraser’s Hill: Malaysia’s Little Slice of England
Developed a century ago, and seemingly having changed little since then, Fraser’s Hill offers its own unique charm for those keen to...
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0Travel MalaysiaExplore the Seas in Enchanting Sabah
The East Malaysian state of Sabah is well-known for its jungle-clad terrestrial wonders of nature, but it also enjoys just as much...
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0Travel MalaysiaSandakan: Full of Surprises
Across the South China Sea, on the far side of the world’s third-largest island lies Sabah’s junior varsity city, Sandakan. A great...
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0Travel MalaysiaOn the Road: Touring Malaysia’s North
When looking at a map of Peninsular Malaysia, you’ll see that Greater KL lies near the west coast, roughly midway between north...
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0TourismHere’s Why Sarawak Is Better than Bali
The island of Bali is Southeast Asia’s most popular tourist island, but it’s long been in danger of being ‘loved to death.’...
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0Travel MalaysiaFood Trails: Eating Your Way through Kuantan
Among foodies, Kuantan is by no means quite in the same league as places like Penang, Ipoh, or even Kuching, but the...
