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Rusila Beach, Terengganu Malaysia

Introduction to Malaysia

By: Melissa Lin One of the most well known and celebrated facts about Malaysia is it's multiculturalism. Chinese, Indian, Malay and indigenous cultures all...

KTM Station, Kuala Lumpur

Introduction to Kuala Lumpur

By: Melissa Lin Kuala Lumpur is a city with a unique character. The architectural styles, food, flavors and people in KL reflect her many different facets and faces....

Master of Philippine Couture

Cary Santiago, otherwise known as the Master of Philippine Couture, will be traveling to key cities in the Philippines during the holidays to celebrate 25 years of his...

Toba Festival Hotspots on Samosir Island

Around 75.000 years ago an enormous volcanic eruption created Lake Toba. It is the largest lake in Southeast Asia and in some places it is about 450 meters deep. The...

Johor Baru

Introduction to Johor Bahru, Malaysia

By: Melissa Lin Johor Bahru, capital of Johor in the South of West Malaysia, is the second most densly populated city after Kuala Lumpur. The gateway to Singapore,...

Garbage in Paradise

The setting is picturesque: a hamlet in a stretch of paddy fields, rows of coconut trees sloping gently towards the sea, a twinkling of which can be glimpsed to the...

Little Flowers, a solo exhibition of Vietnamese artist

Little Flowers, a solo exhibition of mixed media paintings on do paper by Hanoi-based artist Nguyen The Hung at the Saigon Sofitel Plaza till 30 Nov 2104 Hung’s...

The Matted Mystery of the Dieng Plateau

The Dieng Plateau in Central Java, 2,000 meters above sea level, is one of the most stunning areas in Indonesia. It is known for its gorgeous landscapes and its cool...

Early morning Luwak coffee on Pahoda Hill, Lake Toba

Horas is the word for Batak people to greet each other. It’s more than just hello. It could mean how are you, good morning, afternoon and evening, wishing good health...

Hanging on a Limb: Indonesia’s Endangered Orangutans

The orangutan lives in the wild in only two places on earth: Sumatra and the island of Borneo. This means that most of them live within the borders of Indonesia. And...