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Oh Spiky Fruit, how I love thee

So luscious, so spiky So creamy, so yummy I inhale and I can smell you Even if its a thousand mil...

Malaysia Ervinna Hon

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The Southern Gateway: A Historical Look

My last trip back to Johor took place approximately 18 months ago. That was in actual fact, also ...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

Sape

Don't let the title fool you. Music and dances in Malaysia are very different and were handed dow...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

Roti Menara KL (KL Tower)

Food Spot: Restaurant Al Rafi

Here is an Indian Muslim restaurant that serves a whopping 32 kinds of roti (Indian bread)! Not o...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

Cone painting at the Eco Sports Club.

Family Fun @ Awana

Think Genting Highlands, think gambling. Wrong. Genting Highlands in the state of Pahang, West Ma...

Malaysia Diana Tan

Claypot lo shu fan

Food Spot: Restaurant Seng Kee

Best claypot lo shu fan in Kuala Lumpur...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

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It may be the smallest, but it is definitely not overshadowed (nor afraid) of its neighbors. It m...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

View from Mutiara Burau Bay Beach Resort.

Mutiara, A True Gem: Mutiara Burau Bay Beach Resort, Langkawi

The warm tropical waters of Andaman Sea generously bathed the shorelines of the territories that ...

Malaysia Heng Wah

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Hanging Tough: The People of the Forest

For years, the orangutans and the people of the forest have been running out of time. We continue...

Malaysia / Indonesia / Brunei Christina Gosnell

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Orangutans of Kota Kinabalu

Conservationists worry that time is running out for Malaysia's orangutans...

Malaysia AFP/Beh Lih Yi

A World of Its Own

Was that gleaming green and beige train, that symbol of romance, mystery and luxury, deliberately...

Malaysia / Singapore / Thailand Samantha Brown

Due to its diverse cultural make-up, there are many forms of performing arts in Malaysia. Traditional performances such as the Joget, Tarian Lilin (Candle Dance) and Dikir Barat belong to the Malays, the striking Lion Dance and Stage Opera by the Chinese while the Indians are well-known for their Bhrata Natyam Dance.

A Cultural Odyssey

A story told with photos.

Malaysia Ee Lin Wan

Climbing Mount Datuk

Sunrise at Mount Datuk "Every mountain has its own different slopes and routes.. It could be a de...

Malaysia Ervinna Hon

Bako's Water Area

Bako National Park

Lying 37 kilometers north east of state capital Kuching is the Bako National Park, the oldest of ...

Malaysia Heng Wah

Festival celebrations at Georgetown's Kuan Yin (Goddess of Mercy) Temple which dates from the year 1800

Eastern & Oriental

Penang is big enough to excite, small enough to be laid back. This compact city of around 200,000...

Malaysia Philip Game

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Recipe: Fish Soup - Laksa Penang

Serves about 8 227 g (1/2 LB) thin noodles 681 g (1 1/2 LB) fish fillet, cut into large pieces 6 ...

Malaysia Habeeb Salloum

Yong Tau Foo

Food Spot: Restaurant Yong Tau Foo Khong Kee

This restaurant serves you the most basic of Chinese food, with a low price tag. Located opposite...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

A school of jacks

Tioman - A Diver's Paradise

Tioman Island is like a glittering jewel set amidst the South China Sea. It is one of the largest...

Malaysia Audrey Lim

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Malaysia -The often overlooked piece of South East Asia

Malaysia The often overlooked piece of South East Asia Malaysia; when examined on t...

Malaysia Ernie Yap

During our trip to Sukau, we stayed at chalets like this. Although basic, the chalets are equipped with en-suite bathrooms and have solar-heated hot water.

On A Cruise Along Kinabatangan...

A story told with photos.

Malaysia Ee Lin Wan

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