Perlis is the smallest state in Malaysia… it is so small sometimes Malaysians like to joke that there are only 8 people living in Perlis, but of course that is NOT true!!! Perlis is situated at the northern side of the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and borders the state of Kedah to the south,…
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…
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 /…
Bagan Datoh, also known as Bagan Datuk, is a town located in Perak. This little town is just about an hour from Teluk Intan…
Teluk Intan might be a small town in Perak but it is rich with heritage and history.. In the early days, the town was known as Teluk Mak Intan, after a female Mandailing trader. It was here that the Perak rulers held court from 1528 until Kuala Kangsar became the royal town in 1877..
I have heard so much about Pulau Rawa… Pulau Rawa is a private island, owned by the Johor Royal Family.. On this small pristine island with fine, powdery white sand and crystal clear waters, you can choose to stay at either one of 2 resorts – Rawa Island Resort and Alang’s Rawa Resort…
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.
Johor is blessed with some of the most fascinating islands off its east coast.. There are a total of 43 islands and about 50 sea stacks /huge rocks from the sea that makes up about 93 “islands”… Out of these, those seeking vitamin sea, world class diving sites, marine parks, big game fishing or deep…
Thanks to Gaya Travel Magazine and the Kuala Lumpur Tourism Bureau, I was given the opportunity to experience the modern luxury and ultimate staycation at the E&O Residences….
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