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Sarawak
- Ameer -
Travellers Ameer and Hans venture into exotic Sarawak. They get to sample local Iban wine, ‘tuak’ at... |
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KL and Penang
- Chris -
Chris and Kass discover the hub of excitement in Kuala Lumpur and ancient wonders in Penang. Back then... |
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Langkawi
- Maya -
Maya and Kavita discover legendary Langkawi, with ’99 magical islands’. Every beach and every... |
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Terengganu
- Roberto -
Roberto and Hans discover Terengganu, with its kampung life, simple pleasures and charming... |
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Bumi (Earth)
- Ershad Mubarak -
Ershad Mubarak is our guide to the flora and fauna of Langkawi. He talks about the diverse range of ecosystems thriving on this small island, from mangroves to virgin jungles and limestone forests. |
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Hijau (Green)
- Stewart Gim -
Stewart Gim is a proffesional golfer in the PGA Champion's Tour. He has many reasons to stay in this unique country, the main reason being the pleasure he derives from the diversity of magnificent golf courses. |
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Laut (The Sea)
- Chris Galia -
Chris Galia, a dive instructor shares his experiences of diving in Malaysia. Even though he has dived all over the world, he and his family keep coming back to Malaysia and he explains why. |
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Tulus Ikhlas (Sincerity)
- Luder Paisan -
When BMW was looking for a place to launch their new 5 Series, they thought of Malaysia, not only because of the great infrastructure and world-class services, but mostly because of the warm and friendly people. |
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Budaya Asli (Ethnic Culture)
- Patrick Clancey -
Patrick Clancey encourages people to visit Sabah and Sarawak with an open heart because visitors are in for an experience that is like no other. The history of Malaysia has created an incredible cultural fabric. |
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Pantai (Beach)
- Julie Mosca -
Julie Mosca tells us about her family holidays at the idyllic beaches of Malaysia. Not only are the beaches and islands beautiful, but the resorts entertain children and pamper parents. |
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Adat (Traditions)
- Sheila Majid -
Treasured songstress, Sheila Majid tells us about the Malaysian tradition of healing and rejuvenation. She introduces us to the many types of spas available across the country. |
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Kediaman Kedua (Second Home)
- Dato Fumihiko -
Dato Fumihiko has fallen in love with Malaysia because of the wonderful people, delicious food and warm weather. On top of that, it is a great place to retire because of the low cost of living.available across the country. |
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Perayaan (Festivals)
- Nita Dato Zulkifli -
Nita, who is of mixed parentage, celebrates all the cultural festivals in Malaysia. She introduces us to all the colourful festivals she celebrates, and the history behind these celebrations. |
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Beli-Belah (Shopping)
- Farah Khan -
Farah Khan, self-confessed shopaholic talks about the different types of shopping opportunities available in Malaysia. From outdoor night markets, little antique shops to world-class shopping centres, it's all available here. |
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Balik Kampung (Going Home)
- Rebecca Wilkinson -
Rebecca and her children has become a part of the Pangkor Island community. They have a good life here, where all the different communities live together in this small place and celebrate their festivities together as well. |
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Minum Teh (Drink Tea)
- Caroline Russel -
Caroline Russel's family founded Boh Plantations four generations ago. She tells us about how Cameron Highlands was a cool retreat for expatriates in the colonial era and of tea traditions in Malaysia. |
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