Sabah is totally my kind of travel destination! It’s so full of beauty, charm, and adventures. Sabah is a Malaysian state, which is part of the Borneo Islands, and it also shares its borders with Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines (maritime borders). Although I...
Located just 15 minutes from the Kuah Jetty of Langkawi, the second largest and uninhabited island of Malaysia, the Pulau Dayang Bunting island welcomes you to the quietness of the place amidst the wildlife. Also known as the Isle of Pregnant Maiden due to the shape...
Langkawi, a breathtaking archipelago of 99 islands in Malaysia, is a dream destination for travelers seeking adventure, relaxation, and cultural experiences. Staying at Ambong Ambong offers a secluded retreat while maintaining easy access to the island’s top...
Track Down All The Street Art In George Town Scattered across the winding streets of George Town, the main city of the island, you will find tons of really colorful street art, unlike the typical street art you often see in Europe or elsewhere. What's cool about these...
1. Tugu Negara Also known as the National Monument, the Tugu Negara was built in remembrance of the fallen soldiers during the fight to independence in Malaysia and is one of the country’s most significant historical spots. The 15.5m tall monument is one of the...
They say that those wishing to experience a more traditional Malaysia should head out to the states of Terengganu and Kelantan on the peninsula’s quieter east coast. Filled with a distinctly Malay character and fringed with excellent beaches, it’s the side of Malaysia...
Terengganu is home to lovely mosques, fried fish sausages, breathtaking oceans, and more! It can be considered a great state to have the perfect respite you’ve always wanted. If this is your first time traveling to Terengganu, Malaysia, Here are our Top 15 best things...
Ahh…Malaysia. Such a beautiful country that’s so underrated compared to its neighbours Thailand and Singapore. When I went there back in 2014, I had an incredible experience. I wondered why more people didn’t choose to come here on their Southeast Asian trip. Then, I...
