Nestled between Vietnam and Cambodia, Phu Quoc is rich in nature thanks to its protected national park and its variety of pristine beaches across several islands. What To Do Phu Quoc district is made of 28 islands with Phu Quoc being the biggest. Duong Dong is the largest town, an urban paradise where one can... Read More
9 March 2018 Malaysia’s largest movie screening is set to display badminton legend Lee Chong Wei’s life story on the big screen. In 133 minutes, a special extended version of the movie directed by Teng Bee will only be played in this event for the lucky 20,000 attendees including the man himself and his family,... Read More
Culture and history buffs get all the attention when it comes to travel. But today, we are giving the book lovers some spotlight by highlighting some of the best literary spots across Asia. From the street to the stores and even literary festivals, we got you covered. BOOKSTORES ACROSS ASIA Malaysia – Bookxcess The biggest... Read More
If you are visiting Thailand in mid-April, be prepared for a wet and wild time. Billed as the world’s biggest water fight, Songkran, also known as Thai water festival, will see adults unleash their “inner child”. It is also one of the many ways to beat April’s sweltering heat. WHAT IS SONGKRAN Origins Rooted in... Read More
Once the exclusive domain of ancient medicine and religious ritual, the brew from steeped delicate tea leaves remains a potent “healer” to nurture the body and soothe the spirit. One of the world’s oldest and widely consumed beverage next to water, all varieties of tea originate from the same plant species, Camellia Sinensis. It is... Read More
Once upon a time, the cinemas in Malaysia were like a movie scene. The way the audience reserved their seats could perhaps make you laugh – tying a knot on their seat using a handkerchief. Those were the days before movie tickets were introduced in the 60’s. There was no air-conditioner, just fans and wooden... Read More
Take your culinary experience to the next level by dining in a seanic atmosphere paired with the calming sound of sea waves in a cruise ship. Plan your aquaholic dinner with them if you’re ever in the country for a change! HARUMIYA – Tokyo, Japan Board Yakatabune, a traditional Japanese boat and get a flash... Read More
8 – 18 March 2018 Doug Stanhope Fly to Singapore this coming school holiday season for a blast at Clarke Quay. The riverfront festival returns for its second year with three times more fun! There will be 3 festivals held in between 8-18 March comprising Magners International Comedy Festival, Nickelodeon Fiesta and Clarke Quay StreetFest. The... Read More
Express Rail Link Sdn. Bhd. (ERL) officially introduces six new KLIA Ekspres and Transit trains with songket motifs that reflects the Malaysian culture and art scene. These innovative trains will speed on the railway starting today. Modern Traditional Train Designed exclusively for KLIA Ekspres, Mohd Fairis Salleh and Shuhairul Hafizie Shuib use multiple songket designs... Read More
Give away your used and old luggage at Samsonite stores to make a change for children in needs in the ‘Luggage Trade-In Programme’ from today onwards till 30 April 2018. Samsonite X Make-A-Wish Malaysia You can potentially make wishes come true for children battling critical illnesses in Malaysia by just trading in your old luggage... Read More