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The distinct cuisine of Kelantan can astound you with how different it is from typical Malaysian fare. Kelantanese cuisine is frequently described as a fusion of rich, sweet, and creamy flavours, owing to the heavy use of coconut milk and sugar in their dishes. Meanwhile, fish is cooked abundantly here, most likely due to its reliance on the fishing industry. Local favourites such as somtam and tomyam reflect Kelantan's historical ties with Thailand, with which it shares a border. Here's the lowdown on which Kelantanese dishes to seek out when visiting the state. Prepare to taste the best flavours in Kota Bharu at popular restaurants such as Restoran Nasi Ulam Cikgu, Kopitiam Kita, and Warisan Nasi Kukus! Note: All the restaurants listed in this list serve halal food. Read also:  Easy 4-ingredient Cek Mek Molek Recipe Table of Content Restoran Nasi Ulam Cikgu Kampung Kraftangan Kopitiam Kita Lieniey Nasi Kerabu Tumis Warung Pak Mat Pulau Pisang Sun Two Restaurant Kedai Kopi Wh...

I was very lucky to have had the opportunity to enjoy an hour-long massage at the Teratak Spa located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. It was the perfect place to pamper myself with a relaxing session after a long week of work. Read about my first-hand experience and discover all that you need to know about this luxurious Malay spa! Read more: 8 Hotels with Private Pools in Malaysia Table of Content About Teratak Spa Welcoming Ceremony Muslimah-friendly Spa in Kuala Lumpur Treatment Package & Price Bunga Rampai Door Gift Contact Information Teratak Spa Seri Pacific Hotel, Kuala Lumpur About Teratak Spa This popular Malaysian spa is founded by Liz Othman, an experienced spa therapist with over 20 years of experience. During my visit to this local massage parlour, I was stoked to discover a range of treatments using natural and fresh products which are formulated to lift spiritual health and enhance natural beauty. Although Teratak Spa is famously known for its branch in Penang, I ...

Endau Rompin National Park is the largest protected area in Peninsular Malaysia's southern half. This ancient rainforest realm in the state of Johor is a biodiversity hotspot. It is also the key habitat for the survival of globally threatened megafauna, such as the Malayan Tigers, long-tail macaques, Malayan Tapirs, and Asian Elephants. The park has two official entry points which are the Peta gate on the park's eastern boundary in the district of Mersing, and the Selai entrance on the park's southwestern boundary in the district of Segamat. It also can be entered from Pahang through Kuala Rompin. Be noted that the activities available vary according to your entry point. Ready for some tropical adventures? Here are a few activities you can explore at Endau-Rompin (Johor) National Park. Read also: Things to Do at Bako National Park, Sarawak Table of Content Camping & Accommodation Hiking & Jungle Trekking Waterfalls & Tours Orang Asli Village Best Time to Visit ...

Maldives is a popular honeymoon hotspot. It is also one of the world’s most romantic destinations. If you are traveling with your family or a loved one, why not elevate your trip by staying in a resort that boasts its own private pool? Here are a few beautiful Maldivian resorts that you can choose from!  Read also: Dusit Thani: Maldives' Best Luxury Resort Table of Content Taj Exotica Resort and Spa Hurawalhi Island Resort Sun Siyam Iru Fushi Maldives Mercure Maldives Kooddoo Resort W Maldives St. Regis Vommuli Resort Ayada Maldives Hideaway Beach Resort and Spa Best Maldives Resorts with Private Pools Best Maldives Resorts with Private Pools Taj Exotica Resort and Spa  Comes with eight options of rooms, this 5-stars resort is set in the heart of the Maldives' biggest lagoon. Taj Exotica is a really mesmerising resort that us ideal for every type of visitors - be it couples, friends, or even family. Be ready to enjoy the stunning views of the lagoon from the water villas whil...

Champasak is a town in southern Laos on the Mekong River. It is known as a gateway to Vat Phou, a sacred 11th-century Khmer temple complex with Hindu deity sandstone carvings. East of the river are the Dong Hua Sao National Biodiversity Conservation Area, coffee plantations on the Bolaven Plateau, and the Xe Katamtok Waterfall. The magical Champasak Province is home to some of the country's most beautiful waterfalls, jungles, and islands. It shares cultural influences with both Cambodia and Thailand. Accessible by motorcycle, organised tour or bus, this destination is well worth the journey to see everything southern Laos has to offer. Read more: Best Things to Do in Luang Prabang Table of Content Vat Phou Temple Bolevan Plateau Si Phan Don Xepian National Protected Area Don Khong Khone Phapheng Waterfall Don Daeng Island Ban Nong Bueng Village Phou Xieng Thong National Protected Area Hong Nang Sida Temple How to Get to Champasak, Laos Things to Do in Champasak, Laos Things to Do ...