Tag: Culture, Malaysia Travel, Melissa Lin, Travel
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...
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....
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,...
Splendid Isolation: Southeast Asia’s most Alluring Islands
By: Simon Hare & Emma Kwee As a Brit, a love of island life is in my DNA and like many of my fellow countrymen I was brought up on island holidays: The Isle of...
Introduction to the Eastcoast of Malaysia: In the Belly of the East
By: Melissa Lin The East coast of Peninsular, made up of Kelantan, Pahang and Terengganu has some of Malaysia’s most unspoilt islands, and is a favorite spot for...
Introduction to Sarawak: the Land of the Hornbills
By: Melissa Lin Sarawak, one of the two Malaysian states (the other one being Sabah) that lie on the island of Borneo, is a land steeped in rich culture and...
Destination Port Dickson, Malaysia’s Seaside Retreat
By: Melissa Lin Port Dickson is a favored seaside retreat for many Malaysians, located in the district Negeri Sembilan, 90 kilometers south of Kuala Lumpur. It takes...
The Hills are Alive in Malaysia: Explore Fraser’s Hill
By: Melissa Lin A favourite get away for locals and visitors alike from the sometimes unbearable heat of the Malaysian sun is Fraser’s hill. Located in Pahang, about...
Introduction to Malacca, Malaysia’s historic city
By: Melissa Lin Malaysia’s historic city Malacca has witnessed the height of a Malay empire and later occupation by the Portuguese, Dutch and English. She is also...
Penang Malaysia, Pearl of the Orient
By: Melissa Ling Penang Island, fondly crowned by locals as the ‘Pearl of the Orient’ attracts to its shores a multitude of visitors. It is not hard to imagine why,...
