Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park is a state park located 3 km offshore from Kota Kinabalu. Named after Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia’s first Prime Minister, this park comprises of five islands, Gaya, Manukan, Sapi, Sulug and Mamutik.The National Park also consist of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park which is accessible via...

Kota Kinabalu is one of the many beautiful cities in Malaysia. It’s a traveller’s delight to have everything in one place – pristine beaches, beautiful cityscape and grand experience of nature. In addition to that are the perks of having its own international airport, which makes it easier for tourists to visit the stu...

Kota Kinabalu adalah sebuah pusat pelancongan popular yang terletak di kepulauan Borneo Sabah, Malaysia. Faktor muka bumi yang pelbagai menjadikan Kota Kinabalu salah satu destinasi menarik untuk dikunjungi! Di sini anda dapat melihat gabungan alam semulajadi dan tarikan buatan manusia. Para pelancong dari Semenan...

Not everyone in Malaysia celebrates Christmas (yes true that!) as Christians only constitute to less than 10% of Malaysian population. But numbers aside, Christmas has always been one of the-most-look-forward-to celebrations by Malaysians. Nothing brings people together like festivals do, and in our case, we Malaysians...

Christmas is celebrated differently around the world though, traditionally, the holiday seasons is about decorating the tree, building snowman, singing carols, hanging lights, baking and eating cookies as well visiting friends and families. Even though we do not experience "White Christmas" here in the summer-year-long...