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Sultan Abdul Samad Building began life a century ago as the Colonial Secretariat in Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur: City Profile

When the Union Jack was lowered for the last time at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Square on August 15, ...

Malaysia Philip Game

Little Froggies in the Dark

The Wildest of the Wild: Danum Valley

Secluded From Human Civilization Anyone with an interest in tropical rainforest and its rich and ...

Malaysia Heng Wah

Sultan Ibrahim Building, Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia

Joyous in Johor

Not too long ago, going to Malaysia didn’t interest me. A recent visit to the Islamic city ...

Malaysia ARIEL NOBLE

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Niah National Park

The most well known national park in Sarawak has got to be the Niah National Park as it is home t...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

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Sunway Extreme Park

The Sunway Extreme Park is the first theme park in the country that offers you adrenaline-pumping...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

Miri's Oil-Well...first well to strike oil in Malaysia...

Miri, The City of Timber and Oil...

Miri is the third largest town in Sarawak, which is one of the two Malaysian states located on Bo...

Malaysia Wah Heng

Steamed Chicken with Bean Sprouts and Noodles

Ipoh - The Chinese Food Haven! (Part 2)

In this continuing article, I will now bring you on a gourmet expedition to Ipoh New Town. My pre...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

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Malaysian Cooking - An Oriental World Of Culinary Delights

The first impression a visitor gets of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital, is its aura of multi-rac...

Malaysia Habeeb Salloum

Putrajaya, Malaysia. Administration complex.

Sepang…More than the Airport!

The author takes you on a tour of the district of Sepang, state of Selangor, Malaysia. Sepang is ...

Malaysia Doreen Cheong

Tudor houses up in Fraser's Hills are still a common sight.

Cool Getaway: Fraser's Hills

Fraser? For tired urbanites or travelers wanting to escape the tropical heat, dull work routine a...

Malaysia Ee Lin Wan

Kuching in my eyes

A boatman earning his sweat, Kuching Waterfront - Kuching As the plane started to descend, I took...

Malaysia Ervinna Hon

Merdeka Square, site of the declaration of independence of Malaysia. Kelantan, Malaysia.

Kelantan In A Big Nutshell...

Every state in Malaysia is unique in its own ways. You get large cities to small villages to self...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

A Fisherman's Life

To be part of a fisherman's family for two days! The thought of it thrilled me to bits as I had n...

Malaysia Ee Lin Wan

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Survey: Malaysians Most Popular

Malaysians won the Internet popularity contest with an average of 233 friends in their social net...

Malaysia AFP/Sarah Stewart

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Borneo's Bakun dam

Borneo mega-dams proposal raises fears for tribes, wildlife...

Malaysia / Indonesia / Brunei AFP/Sarah Stewart

Inside Danga Bay entertainment center, Johor

Joyous in Johor

Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Malaysia ARIEL NOBLE

The waterfall just before you reach Lolo campsite.

Up Gunung Nuang

Some says, before you can conquer Malaysia’s highest peak, you can test out your capabiliti...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

My son Kanthaprasad at the Rabbit Park

French Village in Malaysia

Near Bentong, Pahang, off the Karak Highway, there is a highland called Bukit Tinggi. Loca...

Malaysia Puspa Malar

Petronas Towers at night. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The Petronas Towers

In 1998, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia became home to the tallest construction in the world, the Petrona...

Malaysia Kenneth Champeon

Christ Church Building with the Town Square's Clock Tower in the foreground.

Malaysia's Historic Malacca

Malacca is a place where you can liken it to "a museum within a museum". Your surroundings change...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

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