Sabah is one of 13 member states of Malaysia. It is located on the northern portion of the island of Borneo, hence the previous moniker of “North Borneo”.

Discover the Allure of Nature : 5 Ecotourism Destinations You Never Knew in Malaysia

Hiking can be an extremely rewarding activity, especially when you know what’s waiting for you at the top of a mountain or at the end of a trail. Just know which trail is suitable for you and make sure you go with good friends who will keep you going.

Need a break? Being time-strapped is no excuse for not indulging in a laid-back island escapade, we are here to seduce you with the heady possibilities of recreation, relaxation, and romance on slices of paradise just a short way off – but a world apart – from the daily grind and bustling cities.

Whether you're hungry for a luxury cuisine or simply craving for local street food, we've got you covered!

The state of Malacca, now known as “Melaka” since its official name change in 2017, is a remarkable fusion of Portuguese, Malay, Dutch, Chinese, Arab, Indian, and English cultures thanks to its fascinating history.

Time to experience and learn a little bit of that simple, eco-conscious lifestyle in the “Fresh Air Lung Washing” eco-tourism destination of Malaysia.

Chances are, you are struggling to find the perfect gift for the upcoming Mother’s Day on 12 May. After all, what do we give to a woman who is a superwoman in every way that counts? But fear not, we have got you covered: an organic, luxury spa treatment.

While the “sustainability” factor has not quite become de rigueur in deciding where the next ‘makan’ (a colloquial Malay reference to an eating out location) ought to be, the popularity of these eco-friendly restaurants are on the rise and hopefully, awareness along with it.

The theme of sustainability has infiltrated every part of society, so it is hardly surprising to learn that the trend towards green buildings, or making buildings more sustainable, is gaining traction around the world. In this regard, we have scoured the plains of Malaysia to look for boutique hotels that put sustainability at the heart of their operations.

If you have never done a farmstay before, we recommend giving one of the above a go. The beauty of Southeast Asia is that it is a collection of wildly diverse cultures and heritages, making every stay a unique experience.

Along with the global growth of the travel industry, the increasing demand for environmentally conscious and sustainable travel has also been soaring in popularity. The idea of exploring the world without having a negative impact on the ecosystems and cultures has become a widespread priority among eco-conscious travellers across the globe. With that in mind, we are dishing up some of the best, the most sought-after, and most sustainable eco-friendly experiences around the world just for you!

Waterfalls are magical, but nothing beats the journey to get to it. Living in a country blessed with natural wonders, Malaysia does not lack for waterfall hikes and if you are looking for something to do this weekend, why not head towards one of the waterfalls listed?

Aside from the natural benefits of good sunlight, fresh air, and physical beach activities or even just what a good restful beach holiday can bring you, here are five amazing ‘vitamin sea’ experiences in Malaysia that are really good for the soul.

Sabah’s beauty is quite simply astonishing. Blessed with lush rainforests, aquatic splendours, incredible biodiversity, and magnificent mountains, Sabah is indeed one of the most physically stunning places on Earth. Here are some of the best places in Sabah for nature lovers!

When it comes to travel especially, we sometimes believe that a different city or the great outdoors in a foreign land is superior to what is offered back home. But hang on, if you pause to think about what we have, Malaysia does make a great place to travel!

Staying in a poshtel is the trend right now. As travellers get bored with ordinary hotels, poshtels are stepping in. Long tipped as a travel trend, these now-popular hostel-hotel hybrids cater for tourists keen to skimp on costs, but not glamour or style.

It’s that time of the year again, where delicious mooncakes with all kinds of fillings are passed around and little children can be seen walking around the neighbourhood, each holding a glowing lantern shaped as their favourite animal. All the signs that Mid-Autumn festival has arrived!

With the year-end school holidays coming up soon, it’s time to consider planning an epic road trip fit for the whole family! Whether you’re planning for a long weekend getaway or a more adventurous drive, these exciting road trips in Malaysia fits the bill. Want to see how beautiful Malaysia can be through your passenger seat? Read on to check out our picks for 5 epic road trips all Malaysians should undertake at least once in their lifetime:

If there is one thing you will never get bored with in Malaysia, it is with the food. And at the top of that list? Laksa. If you are looking to start on your laksa discovery journey, or just want to expand your repertoire of laksa dishes, then check this guide out.