KL What To Do
Known as Kuala Lumpur’s commercial, shopping and entertainment hub, the Golden Triangle is actually a large area that encompasses a number of major streets. Three roads - Jalan Imbi, Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan Raja Chulan form a triangle that borders... Read more ...
Pahang and Kelantan make up the central core in Peninsular Malaysia. Pahang, being the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia has a coastline of 209km in length. One of the most popular activities to do in Pahang is trekking...
The northwest coast of Malaysia offers the traveller a myriad of adventures. From soaking up the sun on the golden beaches to relaxing in cool mountain retreats, there is no lack of rustic charm. More subdued and nature enthused than the southern parts of the Peninsular...
Reached by walkway from KL Tower, Bukit Nanas Forest Recreation Park is a shady retreat in the city’s heart—the perfect place for a picnic or a stop at the children’s playground...
If you’ve got your own electrical appliances, make sure you check that they’re compatible with Malaysian power and sockets. Electricity is on a 240-volt 50-cycle system here, and it’s always a good idea to have your own adaptors.
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Pahang and Kelantan make up the central core in Peninsular Malaysia. Pahang, being the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia has a coastline of 209km in length. One of the most popular activities to do in Pahang is trekking... 
The northwest coast of Malaysia offers the traveller a myriad of adventures. From soaking up the sun on the golden beaches to relaxing in cool mountain retreats, there is no lack of rustic charm. More subdued and nature enthused than the southern parts of the Peninsular... 
Reached by walkway from KL Tower, Bukit Nanas Forest Recreation Park is a shady retreat in the city’s heart—the perfect place for a picnic or a stop at the children’s playground... 
