Over the span of 5 days, I spent my time across three unique locations, each one offering a different slice of coastal bliss: KampungStay Teluk Buih, Alun-Alun Resort, and Pulau Rawa Resort.
If you were anything like me, an adventurous wanderlust rover, you’re going to love this itinerary. I recently spent seven days exploring the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City as well as the serene coastal town of Quy Nhon, which was unforgettable!
At 25, I like to think I’ve travelled quite a bit, exploring buzzing cities, lounging on beaches, and even getting lost in the mountains once or twice (okay, maybe more than that). But nothing prepared me for my stay at The Ocean Resort by Fusion Quy Nhon in Vietnam, which felt like I had stumbled upon paradise for the first time in my life.
The mesmerising sights and pulsating sounds of the streets of Jaipur, famously known as the Pink City, never leave me, even though I am already back home in Malaysia, as if incessantly beckoning me to return.
Korea: A paradise for fans of Korean dramas, skincare buffs, and health enthusiasts alike. From captivating TV shows to renowned skincare routines, Korea offers a haven where modernity meets ancient traditions. Explore the vibrant cities and discover a culture that celebrates holistic well-being at every turn.
During my last Langkawi escapade, I decided to make the splendid four-star Mercure Langkawi Pantai Cenang my home away from home. Nestling close to Jalan Pantai Cenang, this property is only a stone’s throw away from the beach, Cenang Mall, lively night market, and the captivating Underwater World Langkawi, making it ideal for all types of travellers.
Want to find a good cafe? Then head to Ipoh. Seeking nature? Go explore Royal Belum. At the same time, you can climb up Malaysia’s sole leaning tower in Teluk Intan.
To find back your centre, why not you use up your unused annual leave and spend a four-day and three-night getaway in Hulu Selangor? The following is a sample itinerary that you can use when exploring the destination…
Have you ever lived somewhere close to nature? At the Kengo Kuma-designed Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu, I intriguingly feel very close to nature even as I am in the lap of modernity.
Traveling by train is a very enjoyable experience. The train to Kelantan which takes about 12 hours will give you an experience that you will never forget.
Now, where is the best place to stay in Perak? Worry not, we have it sorted out. Check out our list of the eight best places for a staycation in Perak.
Nothing beats the marinated meats bathed in gravy, vegetables, the wait, and the culture that come together in a platter of delight known as Nasi Kandar. Nasi Kandar has been a local favourite for decades and continues to be so, regardless of skin colour or religion.
Perlis is Malaysia’s tiniest state, bordering Thailand on the north side of Peninsular Malaysia. Perlis is a tranquil state with friendly people, known for its limestone hills and superb seafood.