Anggun Spa @ Hotel Maya Kuala Lumpur
This boutique spa located in Hotel Maya combines pampering, with holistic treatments, in private rooms. The treatments are divided into three categories: complete therapy (combinations of several treatments, with an overall theme, such as detoxing); bath and body treatments (single treatment such as full body wraps); and massage therapy (using various approaches, from healing stones…
Tanamera Wellness Spa @ Sooka Sentral
Part of a small Malaysian chain of spas, Tanamera focuses on traditional Malay holistic treatments, rather than the more commonly seen Thai or Balinese techniques. Its overall aim is to keep alive the age old holistic methods. Tanamera offers an innovative selection of individual treatments, from body massages to facial scrubs, as well as combination…
Angsana Spa @ Crowne Plaza Mutiara
Angsana Spa offers much needed pampering, after a busy day of shopping, sightseeing or business meetings. It has a whole range of massages, including three signature treatments, as well as facials, body polishes and conditioners. Many of these are available as individual treatments, others as part of packages. There are also packages which are tailor…
The Spa @ Mandarin Oriental Hotel
The Spa @ Mandarin Oriental prides itself on offering a “true sanctuary for the senses”, with its selection of individually tailored wellness treatments. Guests enjoy a highly personalized service, including a therapist consultation, to work out exactly the right treatment, or combination of treatments. Facilities include private therapy rooms for singles and couples and a…
Spa & Massage in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur offers great diversity of wellness treatments, from foot reflexology to head massages, using techniques from a variety of international and local traditions. Some of these techniques, such as Thai, Baliness or Swedish massage, are popular around the world, while others, like traditional Malay urut, are unlikely to be found outside of Malaysia. Although…
Batu Ferringhi Tourist Attractions, Activities and Hotels Guide
Batu Ferringhi is one of the best destinations in Penang for beach vacation. With a line up of luxury hotels and budget accommodation along the beach, Batu Ferringhi is definitely one of the most preferred destinations among locals and international visitors. Attractions in Batu Feringghi: 1. Tropical Spice Garden Recommended hotels in Batu Ferringhi: 1….
Dim Sum Buffet Brunch in Ah Yat Abalone Restaurant KL
Bought a dim sum buffet lunch voucher from Groupon for Ah Yat Abalone Restaurant yesterday and made a reservation for a Saturday brunch. The voucher is valued at RM 636 and we got it for RM 208 (RM52 per person), this is apparently a 68% off deal. Since we have not visited any of the…
3D2N Family Fun in Langkawi Island
Day 1: Reached the airport at 1pm, rented a car, check-in to White Lodge Motel, had McD for my lunch, visited the Bird of Paradise, strolled at Kuah, had dinner, visited the Eagle Square and Cenang Beach. Day 2: Had Cactus Breakfast, Island Hoping, check-in to Sunset Beach Resort, visited Marine Park Harbour and Pantai Kok…
What to eat in Selangor
Selangor is one of the busiest states in Peninsular Malaysia with vast development in terms of infrastructure and public facilities and transportation. It has the largest population in Malaysia with a high standard of living. With that, visitors can expect a great variety of food to enjoy here. Restoran SS2 Murni This is a popular…
What to eat in Sarawak
Sarawak is the largest state in Malaysia. It shares a surrounding border with Sabah, Indonesia and Brunei. It is also known as the “Land of the Hornbills”. With its large state size, there are more than 40 different ethnics in Sarawak. The common ones are like the Malays, Chinese, Indians, Iban, Bidayuh, Melanau, Orang…
What to eat in Sabah
Sabah is known as the Land below the Wind. It is located in East Malaysia, on the northern part of the Borneo Island. Other than Malay, Chinese and Indian, Sabah is a state that are shared by people of many different ethnics and cultures like the Kadazan, Dusun, Bajau, Murut and many others. There are…
What to eat in Terengganu
Terengganu is a state by the seaside located at the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. There are many beautiful white sandy beaches surrounding the coastline and hence making it a popular travel destination among the locals and visitors from overseas as well. In terms of food, Terengganu food often shows the influence of Thai culture…
What to eat in Perlis
As the smallest state in Malaysia, Perlis is located at the far northern part of Peninsular Malaysia sharing the border with Thailand. The capital of Perlis is Kangar. Many tourists will stop by Perlis for a short visit before heading to Pulau Langkawi. Although it is a small state, there are a lot of attractions…
What to eat in Penang
Bordered by Kedah and Perak, Penang is the 2nd smallest state in Peninsular Malaysia. Penang is divided into 2 parts, Penang Island and the mainland, Georgetown is the capital of the state. Penang is a very well developed state as well as a popular travel destination for locals and tourists from around the world. The…
12d11n Malaysia’s World Natural Heritage Holiday Getaway (Part 2)
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 Day 6 Today is the second day in Mulu. As I will only be going to the Deer Cave and Langs Cave, the whole morning will be free activities. The views from Mulu: My breakfast: I wouldn’t recommend you to stay in this camping site, as there…
