Hang tight, your seafood fix is coming right up in Port Dickson! Here are the best restaurants to hit up for fish, crab, clams, mussels, prawns, squids… and the list goes on.

Penang is a well-known and celebrated destination within the travel community, but have you ever heard about these new, hip attractions?

Be warned: creepy memories may not be the only things you bring home with you after a trip to Malaysia’s most haunted places.

A lush tropical island in Malaysia, Tioman is a favourite vacation spot for many reasons. These top activities are some of them.

The very definition of a tropical paradise, Redang Island offers a plethora of activities whether you’d like to get active or slow things down a notch.

Home to a village modelled after Alsace in France, Bukit Tinggi offers a respite from the heat and the chance to immerse in nature.

Located in the western part of the Pahang state, Bentong is a foodie’s paradise. While planning your trip, check out what and where to eat.

Looking for vegetarian food in Petaling Jaya? Check out these restaurants which serve up meatless dishes ranging from Western and Thai cuisine to organic food.

One of the best island destinations in Malaysia, the Perhentian Islands make a fantastic holiday spot for active travellers and also beach bummers.

Ride the cable car up into the mountains of Pahang and enter a world of fun and entertainment: Genting Highlands. Here are some of the must-visit attractions there!

Adding to the diversity of Klang Valley’s public transportation scene is the mass rapid transit (MRT). The main line is the Sungai Buloh – Kajang (SBK) line which opened in December 2016, but the network is still in the process of expanding.

Kota Damansara, a township in Petaling Jaya, is not just a boring residential area. Here are some of the attractions you can visit there.