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Brunei Darussalam's complete independence on January 1, 1984, marked a turning point in the country's history, with the Sultan assuming the roles of Prime Minister, Finance Minister, and Home Affairs Minister, giving him the power to make decisions that are binding in the country. With a rich cultural past, the sultanate is renowned for its breathtaking rainforests teeming with vibrant wildlife and flora, making it a nature lover's paradise. The country is also home to some of the world's most awe-inspiring mosques, which are a testament to its commitment to preserving its cultural heritage. Read also:  Must-eat Food at Pasar Pelbagai Barangan Gadong, Brunei Table of Content Islam in Brunei Mosque Facts & History Brunei's Largest Mosque Water Fountain Visitor's Guide & Tips Location & How to Get to There Opening Hours Contact Information Masjid Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah, Brunei Islam in Brunei At the heart of Brunei's cultural identity lies...

Do you know that elephants are extremely intelligent creatures with complex emotions, sentiments, compassion, and self-awareness? Elephants are an important species in the ecosystems. Their large footprints gather water when it rains to serve as waterholes for smaller animals. When elephants eat, they also break up grass and shrubs so new plants can develop, while dispersing seeds through their faeces as they walk. We couldn’t imagine how the ecosystem would be without these amazing beings! In Malaysia, you don’t have to travel to another country to get up close with these beautiful gentle creatures. Here in Kuala Gandah, you can explore the National Elephant Conservation Centre. Listed below are several fun activities that you should look forward to when you are there! Read also: Exploring Gua Charas Temple Cave at Panching, Kuantan Table of Content Activities at Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary Hand-feed the Elephants Bathing with Elephants Visit the Elephant Museum Watch the Vid...

A cave can bring us back thousands of years with vivid depictions of how the early civilisation lived. In Malaysia, you can find several prehistoric caves - one of which has left traces of a 40,000-year-old human remains. This location is known as Gua Niah, and it is a treasure hidden in the country's very own backyard! Read also: Everything You Need to Know About Gua Kelam in Perlis, Malaysia Contents Gua Niah at Niah National Park, Sarawak Gua Niah at Niah National Park, Sarawak Niah Cave History Gua Niah is located within the Niah National Park in Miri, Sarawak. It was nominated as the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2010 and 2019. Not long ago, five pieces of microlithic tools claimed to be dating back to 65,000 years ago were unearthed, giving the world a clearer understanding of when human occupation begun at this site. History buffs can appreciate the fact that Gua Niah is a valuable archaeological site. Nature lovers will definitely adore the rich flora an...

Fraser's Hill has plenty to offer especially for those who enjoy leisurely strolls through the forests while taking in the beauty of the surrounding nature, rich bird species diversity, and magnificent waterfalls. It makes the perfect weekend getaway for families, couples or even solo travellers! Read also:  8 Best Restaurants in Fraser's Hill, Pahang Table of Content The Paddock for Horse-riding & Archery Allan’s Water for Boat Paddling Edible Garden for Gardening Jeriau Waterfall for Picnics Strawberry Garden for Fresh Strawberries Bishop Trail for Hiking & Birdwatching Fraser's Hill Clock Tower Royal Fraser's Hill Golf Club Glasshouse Fraser's Hill for Tea & Cakes Fraser's Hill Cycling Route 10 Best Things to do in Fraser's Hill 10 Best Things to do in Fraser's Hill The Paddock for Horse-riding & Archery Do you have eyes like a hawk and love every type of adventure that comes your way? Hurry and head over to The Paddock for horse ridi...

There are plenty of activities and sights to explore when you’re in Langkawi. This region is immensely beautiful – a perfect spot for a relaxing getaway or to discover lesser known pristine islands. When we speak about Langkawi, beaches and islands instantly spring to mind. However, this small island has so much more to offer. Here are some of the best things you can do in Langkawi, Malaysia! Read also: 8 Must-try Restaurants in Langkawi, Kedah Table of Content Kampung Kubang Badak Sightseeing at MAHA Tower Mee Ketam at Crab Farm Langkawi Panorama Langkawi Cable Car Ride Langkawi Jet Ski Tour Pulau Tuba Day Trip Kuah City Tour Pantai Cenang Teow Soon Huat Duty Free Shopping Island Hopping in Langkawi Best Things to Do in Langkawi, Malaysia Best Things to Do in Langkawi, Malaysia Kampung Kubang Badak The village of Kubang Badak is home to a unique tidal river estuary ecosystem. It is packed with geological diversity, pristine mangroves and a rich cultural history of the early Thai sett...

Being a foodie and traveling to a city with limited food choices can be a nightmare. But fear not, as Mukah, a small coastal town in Sarawak, Malaysia, offers a wide variety of delicacies that are not only popular in Sarawak but also across Borneo. To make your trip to Mukah a gastronomic delight, we have compiled a list of five must-try food in Mukah that you simply cannot miss. Fun fact: In Mukah, the locals say “makan” as “keman” - which is in the Melanau language! Read also: 20 Must-try Foods in Sarawak, Malaysia Table of Content Nasi Lemak at Kantin Airport Mukah Nasi Kerabu at Kafe Kak Pah Nasi Ayam Penyet at Gadoung View Set Talam at Hannah’s Kitchen Umai Salad at JS Seafood 5 Must Try Food in Mukah, Sarawak 5 Must Try Food in Mukah, Sarawak Nasi Lemak at Kantin Airport Mukah Nasi lemak is undoubtedly the favourite breakfast among Malaysians. Completing your meal with a crunchy, loaded curry puff on a breezy morning while waiting for your flight is something you should not mis...