Aidilfitri isn’t only about returning to your hometown—it’s also a great opportunity to take a break and discover new destinations. With an extended holiday, why not turn it into an exciting getaway? Whether you’re looking for a relaxing beach escape, a cultural experience, or a refreshing retreat, here are five incredible destinations to explore this festive season.
The Château Spa & Wellness Resort in Pahang is one such place. Tucked away in the serene highlands, this French-inspired retreat is more than just a luxury escape. Every detail is thoughtfully crafted to offer a sense of tranquility, inviting guests to unwind and embrace a slower, more peaceful pace of life.
Hidden in Borneo’s dense rainforest, Mulu is a secluded gem. The journey itself is an adventure, with the aircraft gliding through the clouds before revealing the untouched wilderness below
Shah Alam, the capital of Selangor, often goes unnoticed next to Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. But beneath its modest facade lies a city full of hidden gems. Wondering what to do here? This isn’t just a guide to places—it’s an invitation to unforgettable experiences.
The 2024 Borneo Jazz Festival in Miri, Sarawak, was a stunning showcase of music, culture, and connection, reaffirming its status as one of Malaysia’s most anticipated cultural events.
Yogyakarta, an ancient city where the mystical and the real meet in a delicate balance. Known fondly as Jogja, it’s a place where every stone and corner echoes timeless tales, where myths blend seamlessly with daily life, and each step feels like walking through an enchanting story.
While NS Fest is a highlight, Seremban offers much more—from vibrant culture and local cuisine to scenic spots, making it a perfect escape from the Klang Valley for a day of exploration and discovery.
Gaya Travel was honored to be part of the Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) 2024, which launched with an energetic celebration of music, culture, tradition, and environmental awareness under the theme “Evolution” in Kuching, Malaysia, from June 28 to 30.
You cannot leave Sarawak without immersing yourself in its wonders. Experience the breathtaking landscapes of Bako National Park and the rich history where traditions and legacies intertwine. Here, the allure of malls fades, leaving a yearning for something more primal and real—something I found in Sarawak.
Exploring the beauty of Bengoh Dam and the vibrant Hari Gawai celebrations, I reconnect with the Bidayuh community. This experience shows me that being Sarawakian is about feeling the land’s pulse and embracing its people, making my journey truly transformative.
In celebration of Merdeka, The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur proudly presents Malaysiaku: Culinary Tales of Folklores and Fables, an exquisite event that returns to honor Malaysia’s rich cultural heritage.
Tioman is pure serenity. The warm sand, gentle breeze, and soothing waves made the city’s chaos feel distant. The island’s simple beauty offered a peaceful escape.