The best thing about the things to do in Kuala Lumpur are the variety — one minute you are in a Chinese temple and the next hunting down a nature trail with coconuts next to it!

Here are some of the best secret places to visit and unique things to do in Langkawi. Some may be well-trodden attractions but maybe it is time to see it through a different lens, go off the beaten path in Langkawi, pause a little and most importantly don’t just stay at your resort and be by the beach!

Where to stay in Kuala Lumpur? I list all the heritage, cool and hip places you can stay if you’re coming for the first time or just want to revisit unique hotels!

Spending my entire life in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and not being able to share with you the wonderful and adventurous off-beat things to do via a two week itinerary would be a great disservice.

From old world colonial charm to melting pot of cultures, here’s a 3 days itinerary of Penang and a list of things to do, places to visit and what to eat.

I would strike a balance and figure out a nice place to stay with a family or in a British tea estate and venture off-the-beaten path. Here’s my Cameron Highlands Itinerary and things to do in this hill station.

Sabah’s Borneo East Coast Islands starting with Semporna for the longest time was a haven for tourists from China and Korea. Then, the pandemic hit and all of the income was lost for a long time in Sabah’s East Coast Islands. Here’s the east coast islands where I visited including Tawau.

Here are some of the best hiking trails spots in and near Kuala Lumpur to start with. The hiking trails in and near Kuala Lumpur are steep, muddy, technical and sometimes not much of a trail compared to our Southeast Asian neighbours but that’s what makes it particularly enthralling

The busy destinations roaring with traffic can be jarring. Here’s an off the beaten path itinerary including places to visit and things to do in Borneo from Sabah, Sarawak to Brunei and Kalimantan

Here are the best cycling routes in Malaysia for a unique way to explore its forgotten towns, parks and colonial past. The parks don’t count as it is not as fun as climbing pure stretches of asphalt and stopping every now and then to cool with a sweet cup of ‘Teh Tarik’

I made the spontaneous decision to embark on the challenging trek to the Mulu Pinnacles in Borneo Sarawak, accompanied by a group of adventurous friends.