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December 16, 2020

Breaking Down Banana Leaf

There are a lot of condiments, side dishes and curries when it comes to banana leaf. Here we spread the knowledge so the next time you take a bit of those fried long beans; you know exactly what it is called. The use of banana leaf to serve food dates back 3000 years from South... Read More
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December 15, 2020

Artisanal Souvenirs

  Tastefully designed in the cutest of colours and patterns with a nod to the Malaysian culture, we look into two artisans and their adorable take on local souvenirs. No more fridge magnets and keychains here.   Gadis Manis Gadis Manis takes Malaysia’s diversity and designing them into charming gifts and accessories. Its creator Florence... Read More
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December 14, 2020

Kuala Lumpur: The Making of a Capital (Part 1)

  Its name literally means “muddy confluence” in Bahasa Malaysia but through its progress over the decades, Kuala Lumpur has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s most populous cosmopolitan city, home to the world’s tallest twin towers. Here is a brief history of how it all began for this capital city.   The year was... Read More
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December 13, 2020

Now Boarding with Hafizh Syahrin

Making waves representing Malaysia in Moto2, Hafizh Syahrin is living life in the fast lane as a Petronas Raceline rider. He achieved success during his podium win at the 2012 Malaysia Motorcycle Grand Prix for Moto2 and even got the nickname ‘pescao’ (fish) by the Spaniards for loving to race in the rain during a... Read More
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December 12, 2020

Now Boarding with Hafizh Syahrin Part 2

We continue our fast and furious journey with Malaysia’s Moto2 wonderboy on his hobbies and travelling adventure.   Where is the farthest country you’ve travelled to for your racing? The furthest country I have travelled to race is Argentina. From Malaysia to Barcelona it’s a 16.5-hour flight and an additional 12 hours to Buenos Aires.... Read More
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December 11, 2020

The Calmer Side of Hong Kong (Part 1)

Set aside the sky-grazing buildings and the bustling bargaining markets as we take a look at a more relaxed part of Hong Kong. Hiking boots are on the ready! Lamma Island It is hard to believe that Lamma Island off the coast of Hong Kong has absolutely no cars when the main city is bustling... Read More
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December 9, 2020

The Calmer Side of Hong Kong (Part 2)

After all that hiking, head on over to this quaint port town turned food haven to excite your taste buds. Kennedy Town If you are looking for a port town with an abundance of chic hipster-like eateries and industrial settings that are totally Instagram-worthy, Kennedy Town is your best bet. Grab a hefty side of... Read More
Hong Kong
December 8, 2020

The East Coast Special: Nasi Dagang

The favourite breakfast of the East Coast people, nasi dagang is a dish with complex flavours. There are two types, the Kelantan version that uses red rice marinated in coconut milk and the Terengganu variety using glutinous rice. It is eaten with fish curry made from mackerel that is slightly sweetened with palm sugar as... Read More
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December 6, 2020

Living on the Sea Thanks to Water Bungalows

Make the best of your island getaway by living on the crystal waters thanks to stunning water bungalows that allow you to be close to the sea and live your mermaid dreams. Song Saa Private Island Sihanoukville, Cambodia The Koh Rong archipelago is a stunning gem off the coast of Cambodia and Song Saa blends nature sustainability with... Read More
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