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Top 10 Waterfalls in Johor deserve a place on your travel bucket list. Each one offers its own unique charm, proving that the best adventures often begin where the road ends.

From 2nd to 4th of October 2026, Malaysia will once again welcome the pinnacle of motorsport as the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix takes place at the iconic Petronas Sepang International Circuit, marking the championship's first race back on Malaysian soil in almost a decade.

After three spectacular days of celebrating Malaysia's rich cultural identity, Citrawarna 2026 officially concluded yesterday, leaving behind unforgettable memories for thousands of visitors who gathered at Dataran Merdeka from 24 to 26 July.

Pahang is blessed with some of Malaysia's most spectacular waterfalls, hidden deep within tropical rainforests and national parks. From towering cascades to crystal-clear pools, each destination promises a unique experience for every type of traveller.

Pahang is a paradise for nature lovers. Home to ancient rainforests, towering mountains, crystal-clear rivers, stunning waterfalls, mysterious caves, and untouched islands, it offers some of Malaysia's most spectacular natural attractions.

Penang is often celebrated for its incredible street food, colonial architecture, and vibrant cultural heritage. But beyond the bustling streets of George Town lies some of Malaysia's most breathtaking natural attractions that offer unforgettable experiences that showcase the island's wild beauty.

Melaka offers plenty of beautiful destinations waiting to be explored. Here are 10 of the most beautiful natural wonders in Melaka that deserve a spot on your travel itinerary.

Johor is often celebrated for its bustling cities, delicious food, and family-friendly attractions, but beyond its urban landscape lies a world of breathtaking natural beauty waiting to be explored.

We recently concluded a 5D4N Media Familiarisation Trip, which took place from June 10 to 14, 2026 in Kuala Lumpur and Perak as part of the Berami Gawai 2026 programme.

When Langkawi was recognised as Southeast Asia’s first UNESCO Global Geopark in 2007, it marked a defining moment for the island. Beyond international recognition, it represented a long-term commitment towards protecting natural heritage, empowering communities, and building a more sustainable future through tourism.

In June Kuala Lumpur is shaping up to be seriously exciting. Whether you’re into concerts, family outings, anime exhibitions, fun runs, cars, food, or simply looking for cool things to do over the weekend, KL has something happening almost every week. Here are 15 must-go events happening in KL this JUNE.

If this is your first time visiting Perak, skip the tourist traps and go where locals actually eat. Here are 15 underrated street food gems in Perak that deserve a spot on your food bucket list.