Category Archives: Malaysia
How Sun Yat-sen shaped Penang’s capital, George Town; Thomas Bird; SCMP
Little was publicly known about Sun Yat-sen’s time in Penang until Malaysian leader Mahathir Mohamad’s 2001 visit to an exhibition dedicated to the Chinese revolutionary in George Town, where his influence can still be felt.
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Melaka to introduce electric-powered buses for tourists next year; The Sun
Lenggong: Rumah Tiang 16 And The Little Town That Could; Eliza Thomas; Zafigo
Of food, heritage, and mystery, the sleepy town of Lenggong is a historical gem. And a stay at Rumah Tiang 16 is the best way to fully experience it.The post Lenggong: Rumah Tiang 16 And The Little Town That Could appeared first on Zafigo.
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Malaysian Sarawak is home to nature adventures unlike anywhere else; Travel Weekly
To discover the Bornean state of Sarawak means taking the road less travelled. Here are a few hidden gems to carry with you for the rest of your life.
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8 Iconic Malaysian Historical Landmarks You Must Visit; Mikha Chan; Unreserved
Don’t let pandemic season stop you from appreciating – with restraint – the jewels of Malaysia’s history…
Source: 8 Iconic Malaysian Historical Landmarks You Must Visit | UNRESERVED | Intelligence Is Sexy
Taking a step back in time in historical Melaka; Khai & Amira; FMT
Once one of the top trading cities in Southeast Asia, Melaka is an eclectic mix of history and culture, old and new.
Cuti-Cuti Malaysia: Rediscovering Historic George Town; David Bowden; ExpatGo
While David Bowden usually carry a map on his travels (hardcopy, not on a hand-held device), he prefers to just wander around some destinations with no preconceived plan. George Town is one such place, and while he has been to Penang many times and always enjoyed his time on the island, he is happiest just hitting the streets and, invariably, ‘getting lost’.
Source: Cuti-Cuti Malaysia: Rediscovering Historic George Town
A vibrant Malaysian island with a colourful capital – an expert guide to Penang; Paul Sullivan; Telegraph
Discover what to see and do on the Malaysian island of Penang on a cruise call into the capital George Town.
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Discover a New Palate at Malaysia’s Unesco World Heritage Town of Melaka; Nivedana Jalan; Outlook India
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Melaka is the perfect weekend getaway for those with some energy to spare…
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Melaka: A Spice-Infused Heritage; Chad Merchant; ExpatGo
Located two hours south of Kuala Lumpur by car, Melaka is Malaysia’s cradle of history. As photojournalist David Bowden shares, the port city’s multicultural melange of heritage owes much to the emergence of global trade and the popularity of tropical spices. If there was ever a destination awaiting a book to be written, it is Melaka (Melaka and Malacca are interchangeable spellings, with the former now the official name).
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What To Do in Penang – 21 Top Ideas; Stephanie Parker; Big World Small Pockets
Want to learn what to do in Penang – one of the food & culture capitals of Malaysia? Discover Stephanie Parker’s top recommendations for all activites, sights & tours here.
PTNPk to oversee management of Lenggong Valley site; Ivan Loh; The Star
The Perak State Parks Corporation (PTNPk) will oversee the management of the Lenggong Valley archaeological site, says State Tourism Committee chairman Tan Kar Hing.
Penang Bucket List: 15 Best Things To Do In Penang, Malaysia; Melo Villareal; Out of Town Blog
Penang Malaysia was inscribed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 2001, as this beautiful paradise offers a rich culture and natural scenery that attracts people.
Source: Penang Bucket List: 15 Best Things To Do In Penang, Malaysia – Out of Town Blog
Wildlife wonderment in Sarawak; New Straits Times
Shopping, sightseeing, savouring good food and having a whale of a time at the beach sounds like everyone’s idea of an ideal vacation, but a close to nature holiday may just make an invigorating difference. One can certainly find an abundance of verdant natural beauty, flora and fauna in Sarawak’s many parks and reserves.
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Stinky bean and Iban soup: sampling jungle food in Malaysia’s Sarawak; John Brunton; National
A foodie revolution is underway in this Malaysian state, bringing tribal fare, prepared by foraging the area’s forests for rare ingredients, to the fore…
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Guide to the Perfect Borneo Wildlife Trip; Carissa Gurgul; Ecophiles
The best way to appreciate the beauty of nature is to go on a trip, and Borneo should be on your list; it’s wildlife is astounding!
Source: Guide to the Perfect Borneo Wildlife Trip – Ecophiles
Natural wonders of East Malaysia; Time Out
If you love nature, make these sites within Sabah and Sarawak your next holiday destination…
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Travel Tips For The Eager Explorer In Bornean East Malaysia; David Bowden; Asia Tatler
Travel writer David Bowden heads off into the wilds of East Malaysia to reveal some of Malaysia’s best natural escapes.
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Sarawak’s Mulu Rainforest is Being Threatened by An Oil Palm Plantation, Here’s How You Can Help; Tara Thiagarajan; World Of Buzz
Over the past few months, an oil palm plantation located in the vicinity of Sarawak’s Mulu Rainforest has caused widespread concern among locals and environmentalists alike. The Mulu rainforest, part of the Gunung Mulu National Park, is Sarawak’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site, and this oil palm plantation is rapidly encroaching into this land.
Source: Sarawak’s Mulu Rainforest is Being Threatened by An Oil Palm Plantation, Here’s How You Can Help
