Negeri Sembilan is located on the west coast of the peninsular of Malaysia, just south of Kuala Lumpur… Negeri Sembilan was settled by the Minangkabau people from Sumatra in the 15th century and they brought with them their culture, their distinctive architecture, their traditions, their language and their food, all of which remain to this…
Eating in a hotel restaurant has many advantages when you are traveling. Eating at a hotel restaurant can give you peace of mind that the food is safe and prepared to high standards.
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Seremban is a great place to be… it is famous for its Minangkabau cultural history and also nature… sitting at the tail end of the Titiwangsa Mountain Range, visitors can still enjoy a lot of nature and greenery here…
The Sepang District is a district located in the southern part of the state of Selangor.. Sepang district is uniquely shaped and when viewed from above resembles the hilt of a keris (a traditional Malay dagger)…
Ko Yo is a small island, located in the middle of Southern Songkhla lake in the district of Songkhla….
Zebra Square Kuala Lumpur welcomes Ramadhan 2023 with an attractive selection of Malaysian cuisine along with other all time Malaysian delights….
Dream Forest Langkawi that will transforms a leisure 1.2km trail in a prehistorIc forest of over a hundred million years old into an immersive experience with the magic of multi-sensory technology, projection mapping, sophisticated lighting and mesmerising soundscapes is set to open on 1st May 2023, and I sure am excited over this new tourist…
It is time to visit Sekinchan and not worry about not bringing enough money…. Sekinchan is now officially the first cashless kampung in Malaysia, and provides cashless convenience to urban and digitally-savvy tourists with the launch of the ‘Visit Sekinchan 2023’ campaign, thanks to the support and effort of residents and businesses who have started…
Merapoh in Kuala Lipis is an interesting district surrounded by large karst rock formations which just pop up all around this valley and thus making it well-known in Malaysia for its impressive caves…. I think there are about 500 caves in the area surrounding Merapoh, but only 12 are safe for tourism and public…..
Day three was a little hectic as usual as we had to check out of our cosy jungle chalet rooms early… I was out at 6am to hear the chirping of birds around the chalet…
Live Life Lah....... 