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Welcome to the enchanting region of Northern Laos, where rugged mountains and diverse ethnic cultures converge to create a truly unique experience. Nestled in the heart of Southeast Asia, this region forms a part of the famed Golden Triangle, sharing its borders with China, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. The undulating terrain of Northern Laos is dominated by towering mountains that rise over 2,000 meters above sea level, making it a hiker's paradise. With its extensive network of trails cutting through lush green jungles and leading to remote ethnic minority villages, this region is a must-visit for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. The lower northern part of Laos is equally fascinating, with its rich cultural heritage and historical landmarks. Its quaint town centres are steeped in history, and its ancient sites, such as the Luang Prabang UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a glimpse into Laos' glorious past. The landscape of lower northern Laos is a sight to behold. ...

In the lively contours of Kuala Lumpur, Hartamas serves as a cultural medley, buzzing with an electrifying nightlife and gastronomic wonders. An adventure awaits at every corner in this trendy neighbourhood, particularly for shisha enthusiasts. Let us embark on an extraordinary journey through time and taste, spotlighting the finest shisha experiences in Hartamas. Read also:  Best Shisha Places in Publika, Kuala Lumpur Table of Content Royal Bedouin, Plaza Damas Don’s Cigar Lounge & Hookah Bar, Plaza Damas The H @ Hartamas, Desa Sri Hartamas Safa @Maag Middle Eastern Cuisine, Plaza Damas Best Shisha in Hartamas Discover the Best Shisha in Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur Royal Bedouin, Plaza Damas Nestled in the welcoming recesses of Plaza Damas, Royal Bedouin spellbinds anyone who steps into its luxurious fold. The extravagantly decorated alabaster-white tents and plush seating remind one of a Bedouin's brow under a star-studded desert night. Immersing in the magic of the place is their...

Prepare to lace up those hiking boots and dust off that adventurous spirit as we journey to the hidden crown jewel of Shah Alam - Bukit Sapu Tangan. Tucked away from the common hullabaloo, this alluring hill offers a vibrant mix of untouched beauty, challenging trails, and panoramic views that will leave you breathless - and that's not just because of the hike! Fascinatingly, the name "Bukit Sapu Tangan" translates to "Handkerchief Hill", a moniker as intriguing and romantic as the trail itself. So grab your water bottle, slap on some sunscreen, and join us as we embark on this exhilarating hike together, one step at a time. Read also:  Travel Guide to Taman Negara National Park, Pahang Table of Content Bukit Sapu Tangan, Shah Alam Shah Alam Community Forest (SAFC) Hiking Trails & Difficulty Level Tasik Cermin Mirror Lake How to Get to Bukit Sapu Tangan Hiking Tips for Beginners Hiking Bukit Sapu Tangan, Shah Alam Complete Guide to Hiking Bukit Sapu Tangan, ...

Are you ready for a tantalising new arrival at Subang Jaya’s Sunway Pyramid? The much-loved, home-grown supermarket chain, Jaya Grocer, is now putting down roots amidst the vibrant hubbub of this bustling Malaysian city. Starting October, the unique concept of a ‘pop-up’ store marks the prologue of their grand adventure, teasing their loyal customers and mall goers with an appetising glimpse of what's to come when their flagship store swings open its doors in 2024. Read also: SOMLAY Endorsed: Hank's Five Star Wines, Jaya Grocer Table of Content Jaya Grocer Flagship Store Bakery & Imported Groceries Grab Jaya Grocer Membership About Sunway Pyramid Contact Information Limited Time Only: Jaya Grocer Pop Up Store, Sunway Pyramid Jaya Grocer Flagship Store Jaya Grocer has recently unveiled the figurative curtain to their pop-up venture, part and parcel of the supermarket chain's continuous mission to spur joy in their clientele by continually revamping their shopping experie...

Prepare yourself for a journey that will take you amidst the splendour of nature in all its untamed glory! If you are someone who seeks to marvel at the exotic tropical life and experience the raw beauty of nature, then Taman Negara in Malaysia is the ultimate destination for you. Located in the charming town of Kuala Tahan, Pahang, Taman Negara awaits you with a plethora of awe-inspiring sights and enthralling experiences. Immerse yourself in this article as we unveil all the exciting things you need to know about the National Park of Malaysia. Read more:  Hiking in Taman Negara Pahang, Malaysia Table of Content History of Taman Negara Pahang Adventures & Activities at Taman Negara Popular Attractions at Taman Negara Accommodations, Prices & Packages How to Get to Taman Negara Pahang Entrance Fees Contact Information Your Travel Guide to Taman Negara National Park, Pahang Travel Guide to Taman Negara National Park, Pahang History of Taman Negara Pahang Embar...

As the dense, tropical breeze washes over you upon arrival in the Kingdom of Cambodia, your adventure in this land steeped in history and culture has just begun. Amid the allure of ancient temples and bustling marketplaces, lies the vibrant capital city of Phnom Penh, awaiting your exploration. Your first quest — getting there. In this guide, we'll assist you in conquering your journey from the airport to Phnom Penh by bus in the most practical and authentic way possible. Let's get this adventure started! Read also: Top Historical Places to Visit in Phnom Penh Table of Content Choosing the Right Transport Guide to Bus Transportation to Phnom Penh Price of Bus Tickets to Phnom Penh First and Last Bus: Timetables & Frequency Duration of the Journey Pit Stops: Key Bus Stations En Route How to Buy a Bus Ticket Essential Tips for a Pleasant Bus Ride How to get from airport to Phnom Penh by bus How to Get from Airport to Phnom Penh by Bus Choosing the Right Transport Navigating y...

A state located in the northwest of Malaysia, Kedah borders Thailand while hedging in the Langkawi archipelago. For foreigners, the state is famous for the quaint and charming Langkawi island that is accessible via ferry or flight. For the locals, it is known as the country's rice bowl - having being the largest rice producer in Malaysia. Sadly, very little exposure has been given to the Kedahan cuisine. The time-honoured Kedahan fare perfectly reflects its geographical setting - its dishes carry heavy Siamese influences, as it was once invaded by the Kingdom of Siam as well as its proximity to today's Thailand. Since it is also essentially a Malay state, the cookery stays true to the roots of traditional Malay cooking. As a result, Kedah have invented a diversity of heartily prepared dishes with emphasis on strong aromatic elements and a slightly spicier edge. Kedah Malay cuisine is nourishing, fulfilling and warm. Every dish here is meant to taste like a mother’s rec...