Kuala Lumpur is like most places, big or small. They have many hidden treasures if you know where to look.
Whether you visit Kuala Lumpur Parks to walk, enjoy the greenery, or do an activity, there’s plenty on offer.
Kuala Lumpur’s tallest towers are nicely spread out, and we had a great vantage point thanks to our friends at Gaya Travel.
The Kong Teck is a ceremony held by Taoist families as a final ceremony following the passing of a relative and marks the end of the mourning period.
Try your hand at traditional skills like archery, or learnt from young in an orang asli kampung. Stay over and try as much food as you can.
Heritage timber buildings in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia have their roots in the Minangkabau Highlands of West Sumatra, Indonesia.
Little India Klang is definitely the best Little India in Malaysia, if you ask the residents on the Royal Town of Selangor, Malaysia.
The unique Royal traditions observed in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia have their roots in the Minangkabau Highlands of West Sumatra, Indonesia.
Malaysia’s local food is well tested as it’s affordable, tasty and plentiful. The variety is huge, with local versions of everything.
