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March 24, 2020

Lost & Found: Malaysian Culinary Adventure

Malaysians love to eat. Just look at the endless array of foods and places to eat. You can easily come across street food stalls or kopitiam (coffee shop) almost everywhere. In fact, foods have become so deep-rooted in our culture that we even greet one another with “Sudah makan tak?” (Have you eaten?) to mean... Read More
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March 23, 2020

The Unknown Eco Sanctuary in The Depth of Surabaya

This luxurious hideaway started with noble intentions of improving the livelihood of the local communities with profits from it’s organic farm, Eco resort and wellness retreat. But all that aside, there is something mysteriously charming about this sanctuary-like resort that’s worth discovering. Walking around Kaliandra Sejati after the rain is like spooning ais batu campur... Read More
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March 22, 2020

3 Main Self-Defence Moves To Know for Survival

Self-defence is often taken for granted and regarded as a sport. These violations usually come when we are distracted such as during travels. Yoshinkan Aikido Malaysia annual self-defence workshop teaches a few moves of protection. Avoidance is the best form of self-defence. But that’s just a general rule. What happens when the inevitable happens? And... Read More
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March 21, 2020

Street Puppetry in Kuala Lumpur

Puppetry performers unearth on the streets in the act of persevering the traditional art and introducing contemporary puppetry through Malaysia’s creative arts festival in Urbanscapes 2018.  Malaysian Puppetry Association (MPA) is ready to shine under the streetlight by debuting in Malaysia’s longest-running creative arts festival for their first time. Dating back the country’s history, puppetry is... Read More
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March 20, 2020

The Face Off: Dim Sum vs Tapas

Everyone enjoy the occasional small bites. In the East, we are all familiar with the delicious fare of dim sum. Whereas in the West, they have tapas. Both are essentially small plates of food steeped deep in their respective cultural origins and occasionally, fusioned. Let’s see how the little bites differs from East to West.... Read More
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March 16, 2020

From A Perspective: Why Travel is Good For You

Vast travel experience has put Panasonic Malaysia Managing Director Cheng Chee Chung in good stead as a corporate figure. He attests to some life lessons that one can only acquire through experiencing different cultures. A casual day at Hallstatt, Austria Before the advent of “everybody can fly”, the farthest that Cheng Chee Chung has been... Read More
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