Stories, guides, and tips from our local experts — heritage trails, rainforest treks, wildlife safaris, and island escapes.

Standing at 4,095 meters, Mount Kinabalu is a bucket-list challenge. Discover insider tips on securing the elusive climbing permits, choosing the right mountain guide, and the best acclimatization strategies to reach Low's Peak at sunrise.

Wander through the UNESCO-listed streets of George Town, where centuries-old clan houses meet modern interactive murals. A comprehensive walking map for history buffs and art lovers.
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A silent electric boat cruise down the mighty Kinabatangan River is the ultimate way to spot wild Orangutans, Pygmy Elephants, and the bizarre Proboscis Monkeys swinging through the ancient canopy.
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Older than the Amazon, Malaysia's Taman Negara National Park is a massive expanse of primeval rainforest. Learn what to pack, from leech socks to hydration packs, for a multi-day canopy adventure.
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Malaysian food is a world-class symphony of flavors. We dive deep into the rich, aromatic history of Peranakan (Nyonya) cuisine and the fiery, coconut-infused staples of traditional Malay cooking.
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Rated among the top dive sites on Earth, Sipadan Island is famous for its swirling tornado of barracudas and resident sea turtles. Understand the strict permit rules and dive safety protocols.
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Escape the tropical heat by retreating to the Cameron Highlands. Hike through the mystical Mossy Forest, sip fresh tea overlooking rolling emerald hills, and visit the local strawberry farms.
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