My Journey. My Stories
Kon nichiwa! Welcome to Tokyo, the capital of Japan- "The Land of the Rising Sun". Tokyo is one of the most incredible cities in the world that have to visit once in a lifetime. There are so many things you can experience in this buzzling metropolitan city, where you will find the old mixed with... Continue Reading →
Kuala Terengganu or 'KT' in short, is the capital city of Terengganu. The state is dotted on the east coast surrounded by the South China Sea and is blessed with some of the best pristine beaches in Malaysia. Best Time to Visit Kuala Terengganu is situated in a tropical monsoon climate with hot and humid... Continue Reading →
Kota Bharu is the capital of Kelantan, situated in the northernmost part of West Malaysia. The name Kelantan means ”land of lightning” in the Malay world and is often referred to as the “cradle of Malay culture”. It shared its border with the kingdom of Thailand, which makes this town a transit point between the two... Continue Reading →
Situated on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, Tioman Island (Pulau Tioman) is a wonderful escape for turquoise water, pristine beaches and the lush greenery of rainforest. The island is a long-time backpacker favorite destination and was listed as one of the world's most beautiful islands in the world back in the '70s. Tioman is... Continue Reading →
Johor Bahru commonly called "JB" by the locals, is the state capital of Johor. The city is situated in the southern Peninsula Malaysia and separated by a causeway to the neighboring Singapore. Many heritage buildings had been preserving their legacy and some have taken a breath of new life through rejuvenation. These century-old lanes were... Continue Reading →
Ipoh is the capital city of Perak and located in the rich tin-mining valley of Kinta. It is one of the underrated cities in Malaysia because people tend to overlook the city of Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Malacca. This quiet little town is a perfect off-the-beaten destination for a Malaysia trip.
Situated in the northern part of West Malaysia along the Malacca Strait, Penang is one of the most popular and renowned travel destinations. It was founded by the British in 1786 and awarded UNESCO World Heritage site due to an impressive collection of more than 1,700 historic buildings. The island was nicknamed the Pearl of... Continue Reading →
Langkawi is a perfect destination to relax for a couple of days in West Malaysia. Nicknamed "the Jewel of Kedah", it is the largest and most popular island in the archipelago that is made up of 99 islands and is home to beautiful white beaches, turquoise bays, gorgeous waterfalls, and wild natural parks. According to... Continue Reading →
Have an extra day in Kuala Lumpur? Come and explore the contemporary city of Putrajaya which is situated close to Kuala Lumpur. It has often been overlooked by tourists due to its location. For those who love modern architecture with Islamic arts, you might want to consider making a half-day trip to visit this amazing... Continue Reading →
A different side of Malaysia can be found in Cameron Highlands. There are no beaches, tall buildings, or hot and humid weather here. The highlands are close to being in the English countryside with houses built in an English style, surrounded by green hills and a cooler climate. As the journey begins from Kuala Lumpur,... Continue Reading →
Malacca is a definite addition to any trip to Malaysia and is a place no stranger to many travelers coming to Malaysia. It is highly recommended to spend the next 2 nights here if you are passing through Kuala Lumpur or heading to Penang. This city is filled with history and culture dating back to... Continue Reading →
Welcome to My Own Backyard Say 'Hello' to Kuala Lumpur, the place where I grew up and live in. This is the capital and one of the three federal territories in Malaysia. The city's name literally means "Muddy Confluence" due to its location near the place where the rivers of Klang and Gombak intersect. What... Continue Reading →
Jack on Adventure 