More than a decade after the 2004 tsunami, Banda Aceh still seems beset by all things tsunami. The city – located in Aceh, a province within Sumatra – was badly damaged during the tragedy. However, Banda Aceh’s true hidden gem […]
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How could one go to Rio de Janeiro and not head to its beach? The beaches here are legendary! I’m not sure about this but I think this is where “dental floss” G-strings and crochet man-thongs made their debut. I have been […]
A Himalayan Shangri-La that was closed to visitors until 1992, the former Buddhist kingdom of Upper Mustang in Nepal is facing unprecedented change as a new highway brings modernity to the roof of the world. Kerosene lamps have given way to solar […]
You may been to Malacca many times before, but if you take a walk along the Dutch Heritage trail, you just might find out a few things that you didn’t know about the historical city. According to Dennis De Witt, 49, […]
The tapestry of history can be literal sometimes, as the most enduring part of a civilisation is often its crafts. To commemorate the devastation wrought by the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, the Japan Foundation put together […]
Given its legendary allure, Sabah doesn’t need much introduction. Surrounded by a beautiful turquoise ocean and dotted with a treasure trove of picturesque islands, the state has always attracted visitors from far and near. Packed with culture and history, Sabah offers […]
Many Malaysians tend to go “been there, done that” in response to familiar local destinations. Sure it’s always nice to venture to new places but you might also be missing out on some unexplored gems at those popular stops. Check […]
I have, in the past, suggested to colleagues in the newsroom that we sign up for the free Royal Klang Heritage Walk over the weekend. Some were kind enough to feign mock interest, but most … well, they shut me up […]
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