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Travelling by bus from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore is an interesting way to explore mainland Malaysia and travel to the fascinating destination of Singapore. The travel time between the two destinations is approximately 6 hours. Various bus services in different price ranges operate round the clock between these two popular destinations. I have travelled on these luxury buses a couple of times and found it to be a better option than catching a flight from Kuala Lumpur. The bus to Singapore can be booked from Penang, Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bharu. 

Kuala Lumpur is a great city for a family holiday. There are plenty of things to do in Kuala Lumpur for visitors from all age groups. Attracting over 26.1 million international tourists in 2019 and over 57,000 rooms available in hotels in Kuala Lumpur has become a hub of tourist activities. 

The Malaysian population is an interesting mix of various ethnicities including Muslim, Indian and Chinese. Muslim population make up approximately 61% of this ethnic mix. With a total population of Muslims exceeding 19 million in Malaysia, the strong presence of Islam is reflected in all aspects of social life including the architecture of Malaysian buildings. 

Putrajaya is the administrative capital of Malaysia and an iconic city designed with a mix of modern and traditional Malay and Middle Eastern architectural designs. For lovers of Islamic and Middle-Eastern History and Architecture, this city is a must-visit for a day trip or even a weekend stay at one of the finest hotels in the city. 

Staying in Manila for a couple of days and planning a day trip to the outskirts of Mania? There are plenty of things to do around Manila. A popular day trip spot is Subic Bay which is located 160 KM north of Manila. The driving distance between Manila and Subic Bay is 2.5 hours. Subic and Olangapao region has plenty to offer for solo travellers and families. Here are my trip notes from an interesting trip to Subic Bay.

Kuala Lumpur offers a delightful blend of contemporary and traditional dining establishments, catering to a diverse range of international and ethnic groups. Throughout my visits to the city, I have had the pleasure of exploring a variety of restaurants spanning different price points. An intriguing aspect of Kuala Lumpur is the affordability of its food compared to other global cities.

Many shopping malls feature food courts where you can savor local cuisine at pocket-friendly prices. Additionally, several upscale hotels boast a selection of restaurants serving up international and fusion dishes. Below, you'll find a compilation of intriguing dining spots I've had the pleasure of experiencing during my travels to Kuala Lumpur. This curated list includes a mix of traditional and modern eateries showcasing Malaysian, Indian, and Chinese culinary delights.

Kuching is one of the most interesting destinations in Malaysia located in the Southern end of Sarawak in East Malaysia. The flight time from Kuala Lumpur is approximately 1 hour. AirAsia flights operate daily with prices ranging from RM 400 to RM 1000 (between A$ 10 -30).

Nelson Bay and Port Stephen are great destinations for a relaxed as well as adventurous holiday if you are travelling with kids. Port Stephens Australia has the longest sand dunes in Australia and 10-mile beach. With a unique landscape comprising water inlets and a long stretch of sand dunes, Port Stephens and Nelson Bay are great places to explore for a day trip or a weekend break. 

Georgetown, once a significant part of the British Colony, boasts a plethora of eighteenth-century buildings that exude rich decor and offer a glimpse into its vibrant historical background. The diverse array of mosques, churches, and temples scattered across the city showcase its unique and blended heritage.