Previously, we have covered Perlis. Now, let’s take a look at Kelantan Darul Naim, the Blissful Abode—that’s what “Darul Naim” means. Like Perlis and Kedah, Kelantan is bordered by southern Thailand. Compared to Kedah, it is almost twice the size in landmass, but it has fewer people, which makes for a much lesser population density. […]
With the government’s announcement that the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) has been extended until 31 December 2020, it would be quite a while before international travel would return. Should you be planning to travel interstate for your next holiday plans, however, here are some lesser-known places in Perlis that we would like to recommend […]
Following our feature on Pahang, the next state for our recommendations is none other than Kedah Darul Aman, the Abode of Peace. Compared to Perlis, Kedah is quite sizeable, more than ten times the size of Perlis but only eight times the population. The most popular place in Kedah is most probably Langkawi, and although […]
Pahang Darul Makmur, the Abode of Tranquility. Is the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia. Its size means there are many different places to visit, each with their own uniqueness that can never be found elsewhere. Along with that, there are many awesome activities here as well, from walking through the National Park to enjoying the […]
Perak is known as Darul Ridzuan, the Abode of Grace. There are simply too many great places in the second-largest state in Peninsular Malaysia after Pahang, and third-largest by population after Selangor and Johor. It is where you can find the city of Ipoh, the food paradise that tempts even Singaporeans to make the long […]
Terengganu is known as Darul Iman, the Abode of Faith. It is more than ten times as large as Penang in terms of landmass but has a population that is about 30% less than the population of Penang. Terengganu is popular for its islands, such as Pulau Perhentian, Pulau Redang, and Pulau Kapas. It has […]
Penang is also known by its other name, the Pearl of the Orient. It is split into two parts: the mainland, which is on the Malay Peninsula, and Penang Island, which is about 11 km away from the Peninsula. The two are joined by Malaysia’s two longest road bridges, Penang Bridge and the Sultan Abdul […]