Paya Gunung Via Ferrata: Challenge Yourself on the Most Hair-rising Climb in Jerantut, Pahang
moving along Paya Gunung rock face, Pahang
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Sungai Relau Treetop Walk: A new attraction revives Malaysia’s oldest national park
There’s something about rainforests that just fascinates me. It’s not just the eternal sounds of insects and birds, the large and tall trees, and the roots that create blood-vessel-like tapestries…
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The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Kenong Rimba Park, Pahang
When coming to Malaysia, Pahang is generally the best choice to see some of the country’s oldest jungles. Most travelers decide to explore Taman Negara, the largest national park established…
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15 Best Cameron Highlands Hotels to Stay at (from $10 per night)
Historical places are always great spots to sightsee and stay in when you’re on vacation. One such place is the Cameron Highlands in Pahang, Malaysia. Not far from the former…
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6 Amazing Things to Do in Merapoh, Pahang’s Caving Central
Only 25km south of Gua Musang along the new, perfectly paved Kuala Krai–Kuala Pilah Highway, toll-free Central Spine Road, is the town of Merapoh. This quaint village is surrounded by…
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14 Must-visit Kuantan Attractions: Best Places to Visit in Kuantan, Pahang
Kuantan, the capital of Pahang state, does not get the love it deserves from travelers. We don’t know why: hugged by very swimmable, long beaches that have nothing to envy…
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Lembah Tanum: Kayaking in Malaysia on the outskirts of Kuala Lipis
Very few people know what lies between Gua Musang, Merapoh and Kuala Lipis, the old capital of Pahang state. Even fewer would dare to venture off the Central Spine Road,…
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The Ultimate Guide to Sungai Lembing: Rainbow Waterfall and 7 More Great Things to Do in Sungai Lembing, Pahang
Sungai Lembing is arguably one of the most beautiful and characteristic small towns in Malaysia. With a handful of wooden homes and shophouses scattered along the meandering Kenau river, Sungai…
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11 Best Things to Do in Gua Musang, Kelantan: Caves, Forests, Ancient Temples, and Food
When thinking of traveling to Malaysia, Gua Musang is definitely not the first destination that comes to mind. Tucked in the southernmost corner of Kelantan state, which always gets a…
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The Ultimate Guide to Gunung Tahan: Hiking Peninsular Malaysia’s Highest Peak
At 2187-meters in height, Gunung Tahan, or Mount Tahan, is the highest peak in Peninsular Malaysia and in the Tenasserim Hills chain (a 1,700-kilometre-long granite ridge older than the Himalayas)…
