Any Kampung (Tioman Island, Malaysia): Even though Tioman was developed for the tourism industry, you'll never think this place is overdeveloped. The casual and rustic nature of the island's tiny beach villages holds firm, and those who seek escape rarely leave disappointed.
Malacca (Malaysia): As perhaps the oldest trading port in Malaysia, this town hosted a wide array of international traders: Arabs, Portuguese, Dutch, English, Indian, and Chinese, all of whom left their stamp.
Kuching (Sarawak, Malaysia): Renegade adventure-seeker James Brooke thumbed his nose at London's colonial office so that he could claim Sarawak for his own and rule as the region's first White Raja. He built a cozy little capital with quaint tropical-colonial architecture, picturesque back streets, and a pretty riverfront.
Malaysia Travel Experiences
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Thanksgiving on Langkawi
Well, after more than a few months with people, I find myself alone again this week (a little lonely, but it's also some good soul-search... Continue reading »
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Avoiding the Leeches
Travelling from the Kuala Lumpar to the Teman Negara could not have been easier. After reading reviews online we knew that we wanted to... Continue reading »
