Bentong — a sleepy beauty
Bentong used to be a fainéant little town in Pahang, frequented mainly for its famous Chamang waterfall.
Where Mother Nature reigns
Nestled between the town of Kampar and Simpang Pulai, Gopeng is a former tin-mining town in Perak which has become popular among outdoor adventure-seekers especially those who enjoy caves, jungle treks and white-water rafting.
Dried shrimp, wetlands and new horizons
The coastal town of Tanjung Sepat, Selangor located about 100km southwest of Kuala Lumpur, should not only be recommended as an easily-accessible and value-for-money destination for seafood indulgence, but also as a choice locale for day-tripping urbanites craving the rare seaside experience.
From waterfalls to sunsets on a highway
Did you know that Rawang in Selangor was the first town in Malaysia to be lit up by electricity at night? This was thanks to two local tin mining tycoons — Loke Yew and K.
Offbeat outings to Setapak
The literal definition of Setapak, translated from Malay, is “one step”.
Sepang - the best of both worlds
Home to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and KLIA2, Sepang is the main gateway into Malaysia for most overseas visitors to Malaysia.
