Penang
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Over the years we’ve traveled around the country and written quite a bit about tourist spots of Malaysia. Best beaches in Malaysia, coolest city adventures and of course the most child-friendly things to do in Malaysia – we’ve collected them all on this page.
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Our trips to Penang often include a pit stop at China House. Almost an institution of sorts, it continues to tick all the right boxes
KL is heaven for market lovers like myself. We have anything from your local pasar malam to one of the big, labyrinth like markets like
When a wedding invitation in Batu Ferringhi found its way to us, we took it as an opportunity to have a quick family getaway to
I have rarely manage to make the kids walk in the city more than three blocks without resorting to bribery or blackmailing. But there is
Our trips to Port Dickson usually involve a stay at the Avillion with its many child-centred activities: beach, pool, games room, animal feeding and various
Eight Acres is an eco-friendly country retreat in Raub, Pahang, nestled in greenery of real forest and palm oil plantations. This down-to-earth place is a
Genting Highlands is maybe best known for the Resorts Word complex, which can be seen glistening on the mountains on clear nights from the city.
The expression on my in-laws’ face was truly priceless when I suggested a visit to a leprosy settlement for a Sunday morning outing. But history
Bukit Tinggi Resort Village makes for a nice enough day trip out of Kuala Lumpur. It is about an hour’s – very windy – drive
Fraser’s Hill is one of those quaint hill station-type villages with an odd mix of jungle and colonial black and white cottages crumbling in the
Kapas Turtle Valley Resort on Kapas Island is the perfect place if you’re looking for a simple beach getaway. I wrote earlier about Kapas Island,
Still in the midst of the monsoon drizzle and grey skies I thought I’d share these photos from Kapas Island, that we visited just before
*Includes an offer. When we got invited to Alunan Boutique Resort we were very excited as it’s a new resort and a boutique one at
You may remember that some of us already visited Cherating this year and eyed the new chalets Tanjung Inn, being built on the beach. One
As you may have figured out, I am obsessed with markets, trinkets and crafts. So when I found out that Gaya Street Market opens every
Sabah is home to the curious looking proboscis monkeys and after hours spent on reading Tripadvisor reviews we decided to take a river cruise in
Mari Mari cultural village is like a mini Borneo. A lot smaller than the grand Cultural Village in Kuching, it makes for a nice morning
A few weeks back I had a special visitor, who I wanted to take to Gaya Island Resort, Sabah, to see some wildlife and get
On a sunny Sunday, armed with beach toys (and nothing much else since someone forgot the bag by the door) we headed to Sepang, only
Sitting on the riverfront in downtown Kuching at sunset you can very easily imagine yourself in the era of the White Rajah. The colonial buildings
I’ve visited Georgetown in Penang a few times over the years and it has always been special, but now there is a whole new buzz
My parents took the kids for a day out a few times and one of their best trips was to the Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
The nature in Perhentian Islands is breath-taking, but you can’t live on beauty. You need good food as well! Unfortunately, the islands are not a
Malaysian nature is truly wonderful and the Perhentian Islands deserve a special mention. Where else can you snorkel a few metres from your hotel beach
