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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 ...

Embark on a food adventure during your visit to Pavilion Kuala Lumpur. With over 150 dining options within the mall, you can easily discover both local and international fares all in one exciting destination. Enjoy delicious ramen from Santouka Ramen, refreshing Chagee signature drinks, or a lively Sichuan face-changing performance while indulging in Spicy Mala and Beauty Collagen broths from Shu Guo Yin Xiang Hotpot. You can also try Samy & Min's dry, claypot, and delicious Bak Kut Teh variations before ending your meal with a customised Cold Stone Creamery ice cream treat. Check out this specially curated list of the best places to eat at Pavilion KL for a truly unique culinary experience with your loved ones! Looking for Halal options? Read this: Best Halal Restaurants in Pavilion Kuala Lumpur Table of Content Hokkaido Ramen Santouka Shu Guo Yin Xiang Hotpot Samy & Min Bak Kut Teh Cold Stone Creamery Chagee Best Places to Eat: Pavilion Kuala Lumpur Best Places to Eat: P...

Fraser's Hill is a popular highland destination in Pahang, located in the centre of West Malaysia. It is known for the enchanting rainforest and a great diversity of tropical birds. You can find many trails here which are ideal for relaxing walks through the dense forest, which shelters thousands of migratory birds. Malayan tigers and even rare plants such as the ancient Tree Oak trees can also be found here.  After exploring the forest, you can make your way to the nearby Jeriau Waterfall for a refreshing dip, or drop by the charming Ye Olde Smokehouse for a blissful afternoon of scones and tea. Read more:  8 Best Restaurants in Fraser's Hill, Pahang Table of Content Bishop Trail Hemmant Trail Mager Trail Pine Tree Hill Trail Abu Suradi Trail Kindersley Trail Maxwell Trail Rompin Trail Best Hiking Trails at Fraser's Hill Best Hiking Trails at Fraser's Hill Bishop Trail The popular Bishop Trail lends its name to Reverend CJ Ferguson-Davie, the very man who helped discov...

Nestled in the heart of northern Laos, Luang Prabang is a charming, tranquil town that boasts some of the most awe-inspiring attractions in all of Southeast Asia. With an abundance of ancient temples and historical monasteries, it's no wonder that Luang Prabang is a popular destination for tourists seeking spiritual enlightenment. One must-see spot that should be on every traveller's list is Mount Phousi - the highest hill in the area and an idyllic location to witness a breathtaking sunrise. Before embarking on your journey, be sure to consult this comprehensive travel guide for invaluable tips and tricks to help you conquer this sacred mountain. Read also:  Best Things to Do in Luang Prabang, Laos Table of Content Phousi Hill Trail Map How to Get to Mount Phou Si Best Time to Visit Phou Si Hill Important Hiking Tips Tickets & Entrance Fees Contact Information Mount Phou Si, Luang Prabang Mount Phou Si, Luang Prabang Phousi Hill Trail Map If you're travelling to Luan...

At this charming historical settlement which was a major port almost 600 years ago, you can discover stilt homes occupied by more than 10,000 people. The area spans across 30 villages which is connected with a 30-kilometer wooden walkways. For many, this is a cherished landmark which has gloriously stood the test of time and modernisation. Kampong Ayer is the world's biggest water town. It is located in the heart of Brunei's capital of Bandar Seri Begawan. Established along the banks of the Brunei River, it is dubbed the "Venice of the East". "Kampong" means village and "Ayer" means water in the local language. Read this article to discover all that you need to know about Kampong Ayer along with the top must-see attractions here. Read also: Top Things to Do in Brunei Darussalam Contents Kampong Ayer: Water Village in Brunei Kampong Ayer: Water Village in Brunei History of Kampong Ayer Brunei Half of Brunei's Malay population res...

Gunung Datuk is a mountain located in Rembau, Negeri Sembilan. It's one of the state's top attractions and is known by many names: Gunung Datuk, Gunong Datuk or Mount Datuk. The name "Gunong" means "mountain" while "Datuk" refers to a Malay chieftain who once lived here. There are also other stories about how this place got its name but these are just legends passed down from generation to generation. Gunung Datuk has an elevation of 1,050 meters above sea level (MASL), making it one of Malaysia's highest peaks outside Sarawak and Sabah. However, don't let its low height fool you because there are still plenty of things to do here! Read more:  Gua Niah at Niah National Park, Sarawak Table of Content History Geography Gunung Datuk Trail Map Hiking Duration & Trail Distance Gunung Datuk Difficulty Hiking Permit & Fees Important Hiking Tips How to Get to Gunung Datuk Hiking at Gunung Datuk, Negeri Sembilan Hiking Gunung Datuk, Negeri ...

Indulge in a cinematic dining experience right here in Kuala Lumpur in a one-hour immersive journey as you follow Marco Polo across the Silk Road. The program, nicknamed Le Petit Chef In the Footsteps of Marco Polo , is a 90-minute culinary adventure that brings together 3D table projection in the form of a cleverly orchestrated animation and a 6-course meal. Each dish and show is presented to embody the different cultural identities from Arabia, France, China, Himalaya and India. Read also:  Discover the Most Unique Restaurants in Malaysia Table of Content Food Menu: Marco Polo's Journey Ticket Prices for Adults & Children Le Petit Chef Show Schedule Contact Information Le Petit Chef: World's Smallest Chef in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia The dining area is extravagantly decorated with elements of The Silk Road to further elevate the atmosphere, while fun facts of each region and its culinary heritage are shared with diners as they luxuriate in the unique multisensory experience...

Bako National Park is recognised for being one of the most beautiful parks in all of Borneo. It is also the region's most accessible national parks, featuring impressive well-marked trails. A trip here must be added to your bucket list as it allows you to witness the beauty of many enchanting tropical flora and fauna. You will discover different species of monkeys, bearded pigs, and perky squirrels during your stay. Check out this article to learn about the fun activities you can do at the Bako National Park in Sarawak!  Read also:  Gua Niah at Niah National Park, Sarawak Table of Content Hiking Distance & Duration Go on a Boat Ride Visit the Sandy Beaches See the Wildlife Travel to Pulau Lakei Travel Tips for Visitors Accommodation & Booking How to Get to Bako National Park Entrance Fee & Tickets Contact Information Things to do at Bako National Park, Sarawak Things to do: Bako National Park, Sarawak Hiking Distance & Duration  More than a dozen jungle ...