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Appreciating the food scene in Genting Highlands just got easier thanks to the inrush of diverse dining options in the recent years. While Resorts World Genting is brimming with world-renowned restaurants, High Line incontestably tops our must-eat list when dining above the clouds. Read also:  10 Best Pork-Free Restaurants in Genting Highlands High Line Resorts World Genting Located on the rooftop of the SkyAvenue shopping mall, High Line is an extensive space that features several eateries, a cosy indoor dining venue, an outdoor atrium, an alfresco area overlooking the theme park, as well as a night entertainment hub where people gather to drink and jiggle to live music. High Line Rooftop Market, Resorts World Genting High Line Rooftop Market, Resorts World Genting Food Menu & Price The lively modern-day market is home to a variety of food and drinks establishments that are both contemporary and innovative, rightly pleasing the palates of its visitors. The Ha...

Looking for a relaxing tropical retreat on your next trip to Malaysia? The following list is a compilation of the most beautiful islands that are easily accessible from the capital of Kuala Lumpur in Peninsular Malaysia. Read also: Things to Do at Pura Tanah Lot, Bali Table of Content Pulau Perhentian, Terengganu Pulau Tioman, Pahang Pulau Langkawi, Kedah Pulau Redang, Terengganu Pulau Rawa, Johor Pulau Kapas, Terengganu Pulau Tenggol, Terengganu 7 Most Beautiful Islands in West Malaysia Pulau Perhentian, Terengganu Malaysia is home to several islands with mesmerising emerald water and Pulau Perhentian is one of them. Located off the country's northeast coast, visitors can rejoice in the clear waters where a diversity of marine species thrive. Inexpensive and popular among both backpackers and luxury travelers alike, the island offers plenty of restaurants and bars to suit every pocket. Top attractions in Pulau Perhentian: Long Beach, Turtle Beach, Teluk Keke, Pulau Perhentia...

Pink-domed and adorned with intricate details, the Putra Mosque of Malaysia has become the country's top attraction due to its astounding architecture and peerless elegance. This relatively new mosque was erected in 1997 and took two years to complete. It is strategically located in adjacent to the Putrajaya Lake, the Prime Minister’s office and the Putra square - all which bear an equal significance to the country. Read about the 10 Most Beautiful Mosques in Malaysia Malaysia's Most Iconic Mosque: Masjid Putra Putrajaya Malaysia Most Iconic Mosque: Masjid Putra Putrajaya The Putra Mosque is an exemplary showcase of the evolution of mosque architecture in Malaysia. As a multicultural and multi-confessional country where 61.3 percent of the population practices Islam, most mosques here are an artistic incorporation of traditional Islamic elements inspired by age-long architectural mosque designs, providently refined with bold touches of novelty. The Putra Mosque, in particu...

The cleanest beach in Port Dickson is... [ Scroll down for videos ] Let's face it - looking for a clean beach around Kuala Lumpur is an impossible task. The closest beaches to the capital city are at Sepang and Port Dickson, but they are so polluted that taking a dip in the water takes guts. If the thought of wading through garbage patches and chemical runoffs sends chills down your spine, then here is one place you can  visit: Pantai Tanjung Biru or the Blue Lagoon located on the south of Port Dickson. Pantai Tanjung Biru or the Blue Lagoon located at Port Dickson Pantai Tanjung Biru Blue Lagoon The Cleanest Beach in Port Dickson Although the water is nowhere close to having mesmerizing shades of blue, rest assured that it is clean and safe to swim in. A short walk will lead you to the shallower coastal waters where an entire marine ecosystem exists. The beach is covered with tiny crabs while the exposed seabed is teeming with clams and shellfishes, making Tanjung B...

There is almost some sort of a cosmic connection between women and high tea. There’s just something about being able to get together with a few girlfriends over the weekend, sit back, talk for hours on end while indulging in delicious treats - both sweet and savory, till it is time to head home and rest our jaws. While I have tried many different high tea sets - most of them at posh hotels, I have to admit that I’ve never had something as unique, lip-smacking yet so ridiculously affordable as the Bao-Tea-Ful Hi-Tea at Brasserie 25. Bao-Tea-Ful Hi-Tea, Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur Bao-Tea-Ful Hi-Tea at Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur Made possible by Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur, Bao-Tea-Ful is a newly launched afternoon tea concept. Instead of pinwheel sandwiches, macarons and bite-size cakes, you will be delighted with baos and tang shui - creations with an oriental touch that deliciously integrate traditional recipes with contemporary elements. A concept which borrowed a whole ra...

On the last day of my hasty one-week trip to Sri Lanka , I could not pass on the opportunity to dine at Upali's by Nawaloka - a posh dining spot hailed as the best Sri Lankan restaurant located in the heart of Colombo. Scroll down for Chef's recommendations and to know which dishes to order when you dine at the top restaurant in Colombo! Read also: 13 Must-Try Food in Sri Lanka Best Restaurant in Colombo, Sri Lanka: Upali’s by Nawaloka Upali’s by Nawaloka Best Restaurant in Sri Lanka Located in the heart of the capital Colombo, Upali’s faces the serene ViharamahaDevi Park and is adjacent to popular attractions such as the city’s Town Hall and the Nelum Pokuna Theatre. It was rather quiet when I visited the restaurant at 4pm, but as soon as the clock struck 6, the crowd started pouring in and soon the restaurant was filled with chatters and buzz. This top restaurant in Colombo is run by David Cruse and Upali Dharmadasa - both whom are high profile individuals in the Sri Lankan ...

In the heart of Brunei, an Islamic nation where tradition and modernity blend harmoniously, your culinary journey takes a fascinating turn. Here, the essence of local cuisine lies in the simple, yet profound staples of rice and fish, reflecting the country's connection to its natural resources and religious beliefs. You'll find that pork is entirely absent from the menu, adhering to Islamic dietary laws, while beef, deemed a luxury due to its high cost, graces tables less frequently. As you navigate this culinary landscape, you'll discover that Brunei takes great care in ensuring all meat is halal-certified, a testament to its commitment to faith. Meanwhile, the absence of alcohol from dining experiences invites you to immerse yourself in authentic Bruneian culture, where beverages of vibrant colours and sweet, tropical flavours enchant the palate, enhancing every meal with a celebration of local fruits and traditional recipes. Though Brunei stands unique in Southeast Asia ...