Johor Bahru is often associated with shopping spots and quick weekend trips, but there are also hotels that make you want to slow down and
Chinese New Year in KL and PJ always feels a little different. The city gets louder, the malls turn red overnight, and suddenly everyone is
Just over an hour from Kuala Lumpur, Batang Kali is often treated as a place you pass through on the way to Genting or Hulu
Kuala Kubu Bharu is often treated as a pass-through town, a place you drive through on the way to Fraser’s Hill or a rafting site.
We all love a 24-hour makan spot, the kind you keep in mind for late nights or days when meals run on your own clock.
The Philippines does not present itself as a Muslim-friendly destination. Halal districts are not clearly marked, and prayer spaces are rarely obvious. But it is
I didn’t know what Taiwan would be like as a Muslim traveller. I arrived with curiosity in one hand and the usual caution in the
Damansara Heights has no shortage of cafés, but it is rare to find one that changes personalities depending on the time of day. At Fari
I did not expect my visit to Steven’s Western Corner in Uptown to feel emotional, but walking up to it just days before he moves
Oktoberfest may be winding down but Malaysian drinkers, sorry, connoisseurs, still have plenty of reasons to raise a glass. Why? Because this November, restaurants across
Johor Bahru is often associated with shopping spots and quick weekend trips, but there are also hotels that make you want to slow down and
Chinese New Year in KL and PJ always feels a little different. The city gets louder, the malls turn red overnight, and suddenly everyone is
Just over an hour from Kuala Lumpur, Batang Kali is often treated as a place you pass through on the way to Genting or Hulu
Kuala Kubu Bharu is often treated as a pass-through town, a place you drive through on the way to Fraser’s Hill or a rafting site.
We all love a 24-hour makan spot, the kind you keep in mind for late nights or days when meals run on your own clock.
The Philippines does not present itself as a Muslim-friendly destination. Halal districts are not clearly marked, and prayer spaces are rarely obvious. But it is
I didn’t know what Taiwan would be like as a Muslim traveller. I arrived with curiosity in one hand and the usual caution in the
Damansara Heights has no shortage of cafés, but it is rare to find one that changes personalities depending on the time of day. At Fari
I did not expect my visit to Steven’s Western Corner in Uptown to feel emotional, but walking up to it just days before he moves
Oktoberfest may be winding down but Malaysian drinkers, sorry, connoisseurs, still have plenty of reasons to raise a glass. Why? Because this November, restaurants across
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