City Guide

Kuala Lumpur is a self-contained city that glorifies its modern presence while still honouring the legacy of its distinctly Southeast Asian heritage.

No real holidays from 2020? The time to clear a few brought leaves and find yourself without leaving the city is considered a well-deserved stay. You will be surprised to know that you can book a luxurious stay

Want to take your health status to the next level? Well, you are at the right place! Here, we will discuss the top five wellness centres in KL so that you are more aware of the health improvement opportunities located near you.

Kuala Lumpur is a very wholesome place with a rich history, tradition, and culture. It is known for food, tourism, and hospitality.

Malaysia is a small country with an economy that is growing rapidly. But it’s a small country with a lot of history, culture, and tradition.

Updated 23/02/21 – 288,229 cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) have been confirmed in Kuala Lumpur City and surrounding areas including 1,076 deaths.

Would you like to get to know the real Malaysia? Then why don’t you take a trip beyond the city limits of Kuala Lumpur?

Malaysia can be considered as one of the most spectacular countries as it features some beautiful beaches, national parks, rainforests, and waterfalls all around the globe.

You won't find much in the way of attractions such as museums or galleries on the Perhentian Islands. However, the whole point of arriving here is to relax and unwind.

Malaysia is one of the best countries in Asia where you must visit once in your life. The country offers breathtaking views, which will leave you in wonder.

East Malaysia is sparsely populated and has less developed settlements than West Malaysia. While West Malaysia includes the major cities of the country.

Are you tired of living in your typical four-walled house? Do you ever feel like escaping from the fragile existence of the hustle and bustle of the city you live in?

Malaysia has a colourful history that showcases its struggles and victories over the past few centuries.

Forget room service and bellboys. The time has come to take a break from your average five-star city trip and appreciate the simple things in life.

The most popular Chinese temples in Kuala Lumpur are located within the popular Chinatown KL district, where you can experience the daily life of the city's Chinese community.

Since the lockdown began in Malaysia in March last year, how many of us have longed ourselves to return to Mother Nature?