In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we turn our focus to one of Malaysia’s
most popular destinations, a city beloved by international tourists and
locals alike.Melaka, with a rich tapestry of heritage dating back over 600
years, is widely considered to be the country’s historical cradle. 
In addition to our focus on both historical and present-day Melaka, we
also take a look at a fascinating new development in Penang, talk to an
inspirational Malaysian artist, explore the various foods and cultures of
the country, and learn about the outstanding efforts of theWorldWildlife
Fund in Malaysia which are making a positive difference for endangered
Borneo elephants in East Malaysia.

In this issue, we read into what Travelling in a Post-Pandemic Malaysia would be like so we can Make the Most of a Weekend in Penang. Also featuring Malaysian artist Najib Bamadhaj in More Than The Eye Meets and MM2H Updates.

In this issue, we learn that Malaysia’s World-Class Healthcare Sets the Standard, during this pandemic. We also visit a Crystal Dragon that sleeps by the city in Selnagor, exploring the natural wonders of they have to offer. We also look into Giving the Planet a Break as the way Coronavirus has taken a toll on humans, it has also provided a breather for nature and the rest of world.

In this issue, wel ook at the remarkable growth of Johor’s Desaru Coast and all that’s on offer there.We visit the popular island of Langkawi once again, take a dive trip to Kota Belud, check out the seafood restaurants in Tanjung Tualang, and more. We also take a closer look at the state of international education here in Malaysia.

In this issue, we look specifically at the two main cities of these states, Kuching in Sarawak, and Kota Kinabalu in Sabah, and also take you beyond the urban jungles to explore the real thing, too. For nature lovers, East Malaysia holds inestimable wonders. Beyond the capital cities, we take you along on a first-person account of a challenging climb up 4,095-m Mount Kinabalu, as well as on a relaxing leisure trip to one of the small islands just off the coast from the Sabahan capital. Also we explore the Ancient Kingdom of Bujang Valley. This fascinating site is one of Malaysia’s most important and impressive archaeological sites, offering a glimpse into a far distant past. Read more about Bangkok- As the sun goes down, the night heats up with this supercharged round-up of sights to see and things to do in Bangkok.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we visit some of the key destination cities of the Peninsula, not least of which is Penang and Melaka.  We also explore Ipoh, a small city that is really increasing its tourism profile. 

Of course, we bring you a range of fascinating stories about Malaysia and Malaysians, and we also turn our focus to tertiary and continuing education here in Malaysia.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we turn our focus to Malaysia’s dynamic southern state of Johor. With the massive Iskandar Malaysia development kicking into high gear, Johor Bahru is fast becoming a not only an increasingly popular draw for residents and businesses, but a great place to visit, too. We also take a closer look at the burgeoning industry of medical tourism – also called healthcare travel – and how favourably Malaysia compares, not only regionally, but worldwide. And, as always, we bring you the best of Malaysian food, events, celebrations, and more, including fascinating stories from the country’s eclectic history. In this issue, we explore the architectural legacy of one of the country’s most celebrated colonial residents. We also pay visits to the states of Sarawak, Terengganu, and Perak; learning about the nature, towns, and people in each unique place. Finally, we present for the first time a small section of regional travel, called Beyond Malaysia.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we take you to one of the country’s favourite and appealing island getaways, the natural wonderland of Langkawi. Located off the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia, headlined of course by its namesake largest island, is a perennial favourite for tropical holidaymakers. The fact that Langkawi is an easy one-hour flight from the Malaysian capital makes it an even more appealing destination. This issue also looks at the special focus of Education in Malaysia.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we turn our eyes on Malaysia’s star attractions; Kuala Lumpur and Beyond. Selangor: Take a closer look at this thriving state that goes well beyond its well-known role as a sprawling suburb of Kuala Lumpur. TEG Media Wins at the Malaysia Tourism Council Gold Awards 2018. Yoga Retreats: Rest and Relaxation - Let us introduce you to some special places in Malaysia for yoga aficionados to visit for indugent retreats that will restore and rejuvenate.
cultural and natural beauty through the lens of his camera.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we again turn our focus towardsMalaysia’s rising southern star, the state of Johor, which also encompasses the special economic area known as Iskandar Malaysia. It is increasingly seen as a place worth visiting because of its many new attractions including theme parks, new hotels, and shopping centres. We also take a closer look at some of the finer things in life as we see a growing appreciation for and enjoyment of a number of indulgences, particularly in Kuala Lumpur. And, as always, we bring you the best of Malaysian food, events, celebrations, and more.

Senses of Malaysia pays another visit to Sarawak and Sabah, the two states which comprise East Malaysia.In addition to our focus on East Malaysia, we are also delighted to bring you a special focus section on healthcare travel, also called medical tourism, one of Malaysia’s most important sectors. With world-class medical treatment and facilities, affordable costs, and no language barriers for English speakers, Malaysia has made a big splash on the global healthcare travel scene, and has received international acclaim.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we take a closer look at the
country’s two most popular islands, Langkawi and Penang, and learn
what it is that makes these two very different islands – both located
along Peninsular Malaysia’s northwest coast – so special. From the
rich heritage and regionally renowned food in Penang to the whitesand
beaches and duty-free shopping in Langkawi, there’s something
for everyone on these two beloved islands. We even cover a number of
terrific hiking opportunities in Penang! In a special section, we also turn our attention in this issue to one of Malaysia’s most thriving sectors, international education. Boasting a growing number of top-calibre schools and colleges, Malaysia is making itself increasingly known for its educational opportunities, from preschool and Montessori offerings right through to secondary and tertiary education.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we take you on a ‘virtual road trip along the Peninsula’, from north to south. We start with one of the country’s favourite island getaways, the natural wonderland of Langkawi. Next stop as we head south is Ipoh, a small city that is growing tremendously in popularity with visitors and from there we continue heading south to the charming and bustling heritage city of Melaka. We reach the southernmost state of Johor, home of the Iskandar Malaysia development that’s now celebrating its 10th anniversary. We also bring you fascinating stories about Malaysia and Malaysians, as we do in every issue.

In our latest issue of Senses, we again turn our focus to one of the most alluring and fascinating regions of the country, East Malaysia. Comprising the states of Sarawak and Sabah,  East Malaysia takes up most of the top third of the vast island of Borneo (along with a number of small islands). In addition to the focus on East Malaysia, we also take a closer look
at the country’s well-regarded medical tourism industry, widely
considered among the world’s best. The blending of world-class
medical treatment and care with the tourism offerings of Malaysia and
a high standard of written and spoken English makes the country an
ideal place for visitors seeking a little ‘health holiday’.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we turn our eyes to a city that has long been one of Malaysia’s star attractions, Melaka.In other parts of the country, we introduce you to the enjoyable delights of Sungai Petani and its treasure trove of ancient archaeological heritage. Meanwhile, in Perak, we visit Kuala Kangsar and learn about its royal roots. And finally, we take you around Malaysia to explore its various war monuments, most of which honour the sacrifices made by not only Malaysians, but nationals of other countries fighting for Malaysia, too. On a more back-to-nature note, we revisit Greater KL’s popular Forest Research Institute Malaysia, and take a final stroll across its landmark canopy walkway before it closes in late June. We also talk to the WWF and learn about their efforts to protect and preserve East Malaysia’s population of Borneo elephants.In a special focus in this issue, we also take a look at the growing range of quality tertiary educational opportunities available in Malaysia, and why the country is becoming a celebrated hub for college and university education in the region.

In this issue, we take a look at the colours and diversity of Kuala Lumpur,
we peer into a confluence of tea cultures from around the world as they
have developed here in Malaysia, we stroll along the beach in Cherating,
and we spend a weekend in Putrajaya and discover that this planned
city is much than just the country’s administrative capital. We also visit
Peninsular Malaysia’s largest state, Pahang, which covers a broad swath
of land from forested mountains to desolate beaches. And since some
of the best travel memories are made when things stray from the big
cities and get travellers in touch with nature, we take you into Malaysia’s
premier natural preserve, Taman Negara, a park that contains ancient
rainforests dating back millions of years.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we turn our focus to the country’s two most popular islands, Langkawi and Penang, and learn what it is that makes these two very different islands so special. We also take a look at some of the excellent educational opportunities available here and offer parents and prospective students a snapshot of just how highly regarded the international education scene in Malaysia has become in recent years.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we turn our focus towards Malaysia’s rising southern star, the state of Johor, which encompasses the special economic area known as Iskandar Malaysia. We talk to photographer Mazlin Husin, who uses his camera as a tool to document his varied interests and we also meet talented sculptor Infantino Fernandez and learn about his craft. Plus we bring you the best of Malaysian food, events, celebrations, and more, including fascinating stories from the country’s
rich, eclectic history.

In the Jul/Aug issue, Senses of Malaysia brings you the highlights of the beautiful and idyllic island of Labuan, the rural Sarawakian life in Sibu, small city delights of Sandakan in Sabah, and other treats from the Borneo. Also, peer beneath the surface of the sea in our feature on diving spots and explore some of the richest dive experiences off the East Coast. Our 50th issue of Senses of Malaysia awaits you with all this along with our usual stories on fascinating Malaysians and cultural insights! We are also offering an annual subscription for 50% off (limited time offer only) to celebrate the 50th issue.

In the May/June issue of Senses of Malaysia, we discover the legends and luxuries of popular island getaway Langkawi, as well as lesser-known wonders of nearby Penang. Also, check out our exclusive interview with Harith Iskander, the Godfather of Stand-Up Comedy in Malaysia, and a beautiful spread by talented photographer Irene Ng. All this and much more in our latest issue of Senses of Malaysia.

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we’re focusing on what we call “Hidden Malaysia” – those places and experiences that might not offer the grandeur of the Petronas Towers or the well-regarded appeal of UNESCO Heritage Cities like Melaka and George Town, but that nevertheless charm their visitors and provide a wealth of travel memories to those who make the effort to seek them out. We visit the rural east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, for example, a world away from the glitz and glamour of Kuala Lumpur, but easily reached in just a three-hour drive from the capital city.

In this issue, Senses of Malaysia looks back at our colourful history that have shaped our cultural heritage, including a selection of images from KL’s 150-year history. Also, take a look at some of Malaysia’s less-travelled islands for your next getaway, and read our features on local talents that are making waves in the art scene such as painter Zac Lee and the people behind Fusion Wayang Kulit. All this and more in the Jan/Feb issue of Senses of Malaysia.

The end of the year festivities is a time where people from all walks of life look forward to as there is sense of happiness, joy, love, and merriment in the air as Malaysians celebrate Christmas and welcome a new year and this year is no different. In this issue, learn more about the city that we all have come to love and call a home – Kuala Lumpur. Read about the nature, burgeoning arts and culture industry that makes KL grow on locals as well as tourists and expats. This issue also looks at a young and talented photographer who is making his mark in the fashion world. With so much more to discover in this issue, Senses of Malaysia is TRULY your guide to Malaysia.

The September/October 2015 issue of Senses of Malaysia takes a look at Malaysia’s beaches and islands. This issue also takes a look at the significance behind celebrating Malaysia Day and the heritage behind the Temple of Fine Arts in Brickfields, KL. There are also articles on a Malaysian photographer and fashion designer, and more.

The July-August 2015 issue of Senses of Malaysia looks at the charms of Cameron Highlands as well as Malaysia’s quiet hill station, the serene Fraser’s Hill. This issue also looks at the forested splendour of FRIM, the upcoming Hari Raya and Hari Merdeka celebrations and more!

In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we take a look Johor and Melaka that are undoubtedly the Southern stars. Discover the history and hidden beauties, while relearning and rediscovering everything you already know about these places. This issue also highlights a medley of features on arts & culture, fashion, music, holy celebration, and history.  The editorial team also had the honour of interviewing the winner of the Lowlight Category in the Sony World Photography Award 2015. Read and be enthralled by his story and images. This issue is definitely one that will satiate your thirst for knowledge on Malaysia and its many treasures.

Senses of Malaysia (March-April 2015) explores living luxuriously in Langkawi, Penang’s eclectic enticement and its Peranakan influences, magnificent mangroves in Malaysia and more!

Welcome to a brand new year! The January-February 2015 issue of Senses of Malaysia looks at the diverse cultures and wild nature in East Malaysia, its capital cities; Kuching and Kota Kinabalu and the mouth-watering food found in Sabah and Sarawak. There are also features on a Malaysian photographer, the roti canai and more!

The year-end usually brings with a flurry of activities, and merriment as Malaysians, tourists and expats alike celebrate Christmas and New Year’s Eve with a host of parties and dinners. For many, the sedentary lifestyle and over indulgence can sometimes lead to piling on the pounds. In this issue, find out all you can about recreational activities that are unique, fun and outdoorsy to add excitement to your life and a healthy colour to your skin.  This issue also looks at another talented photographer and the emerging wine culture that will surely excite any wine aficionado.

The September/October 2014 issue of Senses of Malaysia explores the coastal city of Kuching, the charming towns of Kuantan and Cherating and some interesting east coast destinations to explore while on a road trip. This issue also looks at another talented Malaysian photographer, Malaysia’s father of tourism and more.

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