Most of us know how beneficial it is to spend some time in nature, but that doesn’t mean we all enjoy roughing it in out in the open…or even by pitching up tents… I for one am one of those who love nature but still have a fear of the small creepy crawlies….. hahahaha, weird…
Kuala Klawang said to be Jelebu’s biggest town is about 30 km away from town of Seremban… it is a sleepy village but steep in traditions.. and it was an honour to explore it with the team from Gaya Travel and Negeri Sembilan Tourism…. You can see that most of the government buildings in this…
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…
Thanks to Kak Lin, our tour guide for the duration of our stay in Kuching, we learned that Kuching city was most likely named for the river – Sungei Kuching – which once flowed from Reservoir Park, though now under the streets past the Tua Pek Kong temple in the centre of town and into…
Our home in Kuching for our MTC – Gold Awards event and Kuching visit for 4 days was at 56 Hotel Kuching…. 56 Hotel Kuching is a 3 star hotel that distinguishes itself with an architectural approach that is influenced by unique geometrical patterns found in the beaded accessories of Sarawak’s Dayak tribes
People have always compared Kuching to Penang when it comes to the food capital of Malaysia. Malaysia’s largest state, Sarawak is well known for their distinct regional cuisine which makes use of fresh seafood and aromatic local herbs. Any trip to Kuching, the state’s capital, is not complete without you enjoying a hearty bowl of laksa…
And so we continue our trip to Central Perak and Kampar where not surprisingly, there are just so much to discover!!!
You can find the fourth largest state of Malaysia, Perak on the western part of Peninsular Malaysia. Take a train or bus or drive from Kuala Lumpur. Get around the state on the paved roads via buses or self drive…
Indie Hotel Kuala Lumpur was my secret to an affordable but luxurious getaway in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur…. I have been here a few times and I am never tired of it.. And every stay here is almost like coming “home”… It was of course the place we stayed on for our Visit KL /…
The Rentak Selangor (Rhythms of Selangor) programme which began back in 2016, was focused to promote and enliven performing arts, culture and inheritance from different ethnics living in the state of Selangor, Malaysia on the performance stage…
Live Life Lah....... 