Its a wonderful thing waking up in the morning. Our brains are dormant. We have mystifying yawns. After that cup of coffee, we start with life, make a living, watch the news, shop at the hypermarket. We try our best to lay food on the table and keep the Volvo tank full. Some of us over the years have become complicated, sophisticated, modern, and vibrant. But we forget. We forget that some best things in life are simple. We forget the joyful, honost and cheerful child we once were. We forget that the most humanly moment in our day is probably those first 10 minutes, early in the morning, when we are dormant.
Mamutik Island belongs to The Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. The Tunku Abdul Rahman Park comprises 5 main Island that attracts tourist and locals. They are, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Mamutik, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Gaya and Pulau Sulug. Tunku Abdul Rahman Park is a State Park created to protect the natural enviroment, including the […]
Located 56 km off the coast of Pahang in the South China Sea, Tioman Island has white, sandy beaches, crystal clear water, and lush greenery. All of these, and more, make the island a premier destination.
There are many things to do in Tioman. For most visitors, diving or snorkeling, or both, are a must. Those […]
You’re probably on a business trip and want to impress your Malaysian partner. Or you’re probably a visitor on a homestay programme. You might even just be a traveller who likes to mingle among the locals. Whichever it may be, understanding some social habits of the typical Malaysian might give you a that extra boost […]
The Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur, in conjunction with Aquaria KLCC is offering aquatic enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike the thrill of a close encounter with some of the most dangerous predators of the sea.
The ‘Dive With Sharks Experience’ is available at Aquaria KLCC, located in Kuala Lumpur’s City Centre, adjacent to the hotel. There, […]
Traveling to Malaysia could catch you off guard with some unexpected things. Be prepared to encounter the following:
No hot shower
Showers in homes typically don’t have hot water, eventhough you see a tap which can be pulled left or right (for cold and hot). Unless you see a water heater which is usually a rectangular plastic […]
“Dead Frog Skin as Pouch: This product has been around at the Pasar Filipina, Kota Kinabalu Sabah for many years now and this product are favourites among foreign tourist..
Sometimes people can be too creative..”
Anyway, here’s another picture which depicts typical Sabahan fishermen. Sabah, popular by locals as where to get cheap fresh seafood. Also home […]
Are you wondering what type of clothes and how many clothes you should pack for your trip to Malaysia, and possibly other South East Asian countries? Hopefully these notes might help a bit.
Light cotton shirt
The weather is constantly hot and humid throughout the year. It would be wise to pack light cotton shirts. Even t-shirts […]
About more than 5 years ago, mamak stalls began to prolipherate throughout the states of Selangor and Kuala Lumpur. They started as small roadside stalls, structured with only wooden stilts without walls, zink roof and plastic tables & chairs. Back then, the food served were primarily simple indian dishes, mainly ‘roti canai’ (fried thin bread […]
I must say this at the very beginning; to get really good authentic local food, go out to a Pasar Malam (night market), or find street side hawkers. Night markets or hawker bazaars have a spectrum of food all over the place; you’ll never be able to decide. If you are in Malaysia during the […]
You’re thinking of getting some peace time at one of the islands, lay on the beach and do absolutely nothing. It does sound irresistable, but it will surely bore your kids half to death, especially if they’re about 6 - 14 years old.Perhaps some kid fun activities could help cheer them up during your visit […]