Sepang has a diverse range of attractions and has always been quite popular among local tourists. However, nothing beats eating at a restaurant to fill yourself from spending a whole day enjoying your trip. If you’re still searching for places to eat, here are SIX must-try restaurants around Sepang!
If you are looking for a wholesome and affordable place to break your fasting after a long day which serves great food in the heart of Shah Alam, head over to the Shah Alam City Council or Majlis Perbandaran Shah Alam auditorium where Zai Sri Gemilang is holding their annual Buffet Ramadan..
Solo travelling may be the most-rewarding thing you will ever do. Travelling with family or friends can be fun, but have you ever thought of hopping on a solo travel? It is time to create your very own adventure and overcome new challenges.
This small and vibrant yet hilly district of Gombak is essentially a border to the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur, along with the other remaining areas under it such as Rawang and Batu Arang. In this amazing district, you surely will be captivated by the eye-popping and buzzworthy spots where you can find yourself roaming…
From Hulu Selangor, our Eat Travel Write 11 journey continued with traffic police escort as well as the JPAM (Malaysian Civil Service) towards Kuala Selangor where we had some pretty interesting experiences and of course plenty of great food…. Here is a rundown of what we experienced and of course tried and tasted, thanks to…
Just barely an hour’s drive away from Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Kubu Bharu (also known as ‘KKB’) is a charming little town on the way to Fraser’s Hill. Originally known as Kuala Kubu, this quaint town was popular for tin mining activities in Selangor.
I have a couple of best friends who come from Johor, and since I have been following them to Johor countless times, Johor food has also ranked amongst my favorites… And among some of my favorite Johor dishes would be the Laksa Johor, Mee Bandung… My Johorean friend loves his Kacang Pool, and my daughter…
I love hotel stays… It gives me a change of environment when I need one which I do frequently, a feeling of getting away from the norm…
Fun seekers can look forward to a “RAT-tical” Chinese New Year with the newly introduced mascots, Captain Quack & Friends, who will be making their appearance throughout this festive celebration period from 23 January till 6 February 2020…
December is the best time to catch waves & soak up rays with Captain Quack & Friends which is currently ongoing until 31 December 2019!!!!
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