This new editon, The Address, explores local neighbourhoods that retained their charm in the midst of development. A little more than a decade ago, having an address in Segambut would raise an eyebrow. And what would come quickly to mind was the vast squatter like surroundings of Kampung Segambut with the skycrapers of Kuala Lumpur... Read More
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Summer is here in colourful Japan and tourists are flocking to the northern island of Hokkaido for the freshest of o-sushi. In the port city of Tomakomai, sushi outlets serve up slabs of tuna, salmon, scallops and other fresh seafood over chunks of vinegared rice. Hokkaido is the heaven of fresh o-sushi is a popular perception... Read More
Batik for men is no longer just rocked by the older generation for government functions but has seen an injection of modern design for the younger crowd. Whether as casual wear or formal, here are some batik brands men should look out for to own a piece of this truly Malaysian creative textile. Batik is... Read More
The most delicious of Malaysian dishes, the rendang in its many forms has become a country favourite. But understand that its diverse flavours are due to its laborious preparation. But hey, the great never come easy, right? The Anatomy of A Rendang To sum it up, rendang is basically a dry stew of protein, slow... Read More
The infinite beauty of nature is seamlessly captured on the grounds of Raub in Pahang. Planted in midst of Malaysia’s palm oil estates, Eight Acres is unscathed from the urban pursuit of life as it embraces mother earth in all of its features. Jessy Wong reconnects with the residents of nature through her stay in... Read More
Makassar is the port city capital of South Sulawesi province. Here, they would visit the historical relics and monuments from the Dutch colonial era and also to enjoy the seafood. Photo from Adobe Stock How To Get There As the biggest city in east Indonesia, Makassar has one of Indonesia’s busiest air hub within the... Read More
From a reservation agent in Netherlands to emerge as Penang DoubleTree Resort General Manager, Linda Giebing humbly prevails in a male-dominated industry and attains her role as a leader and loving mother. Doubletree Resort by Hilton Penang is not just a workplace, but it is a home to Linda Giebing. Feeling cheerful and comfy in... Read More
The Chinese identified Sihanoukville as Shenzhen. But it is a metropolis that boasts of more than just commercial centres and a casino. Sihanoukville is the only seaport in Cambodia that is well-known for its stunning white sandy beaches and a collection of small islands. There are beaches from the north to the south of... Read More
I love to travel and often find myself feeling excited to see what other cities have in common with Malaysia. Cebu may seem like an odd choice to make my comparison but believe me, once you are there, you can see quite a number of similarities between that city and Malaysia. Heritage Of Cebu Monument Historic... Read More
Located inconspicuously off the main road in Yayasan Elken on Old Klang Road, the Oriental Art and Culture Centre occupies two shop lots and offers a selection of creative art activities from calligraphy to performing arts. Eric Ch’ng, Executive Director of OACC The center was founded 8 years ago to nurture the understanding of Malaysian... Read More
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