Tag : Pahang

Traversing Taman Negara

DISCOVER MALAYSIA Of when city slikers brave the open jungle and come out the other side wiser and hell-bent on eradicating leeches.

By allMalaysia · May 10, 2012 · 0 Comment

Best sea and lake kayaking destinations

ACTIVITIES With a cluster of 52 islands as stop-off points, the Seribuat Archipelago, off the southeast coast of Peninsular Malaysia, makes for an ideal multi-day expedition for kayakers.

By allMalaysia · April 4, 2012 · 0 Comment

Experience raw nature in Kenong

DISCOVER MALAYSIA The Kenong Rimba Park is one of Pahang’s hidden natural charms, rich in flora and fauna and abundant with wildlife, that has not been affected by the scourge of development.

By allMalaysia · April 2, 2012 · 0 Comment

Organics, with a heart

COMMUNITY Would you think twice about paying an extra ringgit for organic products if it was for a good cause?

By allMalaysia · March 26, 2012 · 0 Comment

Back to nature

REVIEWS A jungle resort that offers both adventure and relaxation in equal measure is only just a few hours away from the city. Perfect for KLites looking to get back to nature.

By allMalaysia · February 27, 2012 · 0 Comment

A passion for wokking

MALAYSIANA The Hainanese are famous for their unique cuisine, coffeeshops and restaurants. But are changing times signalling the end of a tradition?

By allMalaysia · January 21, 2012 · 0 Comment

Hampered by apathy

COMMUNITY Alam Flora is seeking public cooperation to make sure their cleaning service and waste collection are carried out effectively.

By allMalaysia · May 13, 2011 · 0 Comment

A place of solace

COMMUNITY Cancerlink Foundation has been extending support and assistance to cancer patients and their caretakers since 1986.

By allMalaysia · April 21, 2011 · 0 Comment

Things to do in Cherating

DISCOVER MALAYSIA Nice expansive beaches, fireflies, monkeys and more — Cherating in the East Coast is a good bet for a weekend getaway.

By allMalaysia · April 20, 2011 · 0 Comment

MALAYSIANA The Malaysian flag or Jalur Gemilang consists of 14 horizontal red and white stripes of equal width; a dark blue canton occupying the upper left quarter of the flag; and within the canton, a crescent, and a 14-pointed star.

By allMalaysia · March 30, 2011 · 0 Comment