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Public Transportation in Malaysia: Trials and Errors

Malaysia is a surprisingly modern country with plenty of public transportation options, but Nicolas De Corte found each of them to be like running a gauntlet of idiosyncrasies and complications.

Climbing Mount Kinabalu, Borneo

It may not be the highest peak on earth, but the 2 day climb up Mount Kinabalu will get even the fittest person heart pumping.

Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Tea and Scones are not the first thing you think of when visiting Malaysia. But travel to the Cameron Highlands and that is exactly what you will get.

Thaipusam at the Batu Caves – Malaysia

January is an exciting time to visit Malaysia. Not only is it Chinese New Year, but you will be able to witness the astonishing Hindu Festival of Thaipusam. People pierce themselves with hooks and spikes to worship Lord Muruga.

Langkawi de Luxe – Malaysia, Asia

Whether your idea of luxury is floating in a limpid pool in a lush tropical jungle, or enjoying the fabulous surroundings of a world class design hotel, Cheryl Morris is sure you won’t be disappointed with Langkawi.

Malaysia, Truly Asia

After reading Neha Kirpal's take on Malaysia, you may just decide to see this fascinating, picturesque and beautiful marine/water sports spot.

Bus Station Frustration – Malaysia, Asia

Claire Morrow recounts a land-to-sea misadventure in Malaysia that might make you think twice about booking your next cheap night bus.

Up in the Trees in Kinabalu Park – Malaysia, Asia

Christine Wuthrich is a walker, not a climber, but she pushed herself, one step at a time. She made it and felt as though she could conquer the world.

The Luxury Tax – Asia, Europe, South America

Adam Jeffries Schwartz looks with humor at the dreaded luxury tax.

Medical Vacations in Asia: A Great Way to Get Renewed in Mind and Body – Malaysia

If you’re going to undergo surgery, Sean O’Reilly and Carol Lamb ask – why not combine it with a vacation?