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" You've arrived at your destination. " I refused to believe my ears as the exterior of the building in front of me did not look anything like a museum. I genuinely believed that my Grab driver mistakenly dropped me off at a random mosque. Then I spotted several Islamic Arts Museum banners around me - I knew I had indeed arrived at the right place. Feeling awestruck and amazed, I excitedly made my way towards the museum. One of the best collections of Islamic ornamental arts in the world can be seen here at Malaysia's very own Islamic Arts Museum. It is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur amidst the lush grassland of Perdana Botanical Gardens. As I entered the building, I instantly noticed that the walls are made out of delicate glass which allowed natural light to shine through. Read also:  10 Most Beautiful Mosques in Malaysia Table of Content Textile Gallery Ceramic Gallery Quran and Manuscript Gallery Architecture Gallery Conservation and Research Laboratories C

Looking for irresistibly delicious yet certified Halal Chinese food in Shah Alam? In this article, I will be sharing my dining experience at the Tung Yuen Restaurant located at the Mardhiyyah Hotel & Suites in the heart of town! Read more: Halal Chinese Food at Putrajaya Seafood Restaurant Table of Content History of Halal Chinese Food Cooking Demonstration by Chef Patrick Ng Food Menu at Tung Yuen How to Get to Tung Yuen Mardhiyyah Hotel & Suites, Shah Alam Contact Information Tung Yuen Halal Chinese Restaurant, Shah Alam History of Halal Chinese Food Over a thousand years ago during the Tang Dynasty, when Islam first transmitted to China, Chinese halal food was made available. China has a sizable Muslim population, and they have a long tradition of eating halal food. Ten different ethnic groups have developed their own distinct cuisines based on Islamic dietary restrictions, including the Hui, Uyghur, Kazak, Dongxiang, Kirgiz, and Sala. Halal food is referred to as "qin

It's wonderful to occasionally escape the busy metropolis and reconnect with nature. Malaysia is blessed with many amazing camping grounds for families and friends to spend the night at. The most well-liked camping destinations in the country are listed in this article for your consideration! Read more: Best Glamping Spots in Malaysia Table of Content Hammocks By the River, Selangor TWCampstay, Terengganu Rumah Kebun Camping Ground, Hulu Langat Resort Eko Rimba Komanwel, Rawang ABC Camp, Janda Baik Endau-Rompin National Park, Johor Santai Riverside, Pahang Chiling Waterfall, Selangor Best Places for Camping in Malaysia Best Places for Camping in Malaysia Hammocks By the River, Selangor Considered one of the most famous camping sites in Malaysia, Hammocks by the River is located in Hulu Langat, Selangor. Enjoy your time away from the busy city by wrapping yourself in the hammock while being serenaded by the sound of the river! On-site amenities such as restrooms, showers, and shelt

Taman Negara is one of the famous national parks in Malaysia. Situated between the states of Terengganu, Pahang, and Kelantan, this park features some of the world's oldest tropical rainforests. One of the attractions in this national park is Gunung Tahan – a tall mountain that is part of Peninsular Malaysia's central-eastern region. Read more:  Gua Charas Temple Cave, Kuantan Table of Content Best Trails in Taman Negara Canopy Walk Hiking Duration Taman Negara Hiking Guide Activities in Taman Negara How to Get to Taman Negara Malaysia Entrance Fees Contact Information Hiking in Taman Negara Pahang Hiking in Taman Negara Pahang Best Trails in Taman Negara The hike to Bukit Teresek's peak is ideal if you don't have much time on your hands. The trip starts off from the main Wildlife Headquarters, which is located in the park close to the river. The initial trail is very easy and meanders its way through the extremely stunning rainforest. The longest and toughest trail is

Sarawak is located on the north-western shore of Borneo, and has long been popularised as the destination for authentic culture, exhilarating adventures and its virgin nature landscape. Here, one can get a taste of the lifestyle of the indigenous communities, explore gigantic caves in the heart of the rainforest, shoot rapids on a swollen river, or simply to collect unforgettable memories in Malaysia's largest state. From traditional experiences to modern amenities, Sarawak is a place where two worlds collide - a dazzling combination of modern savvy and age-long traditions. Here, one can experience warm hospitality unlike any other, while enjoying humble authenticity away from tourist-congested areas. Looking for gift ideas to bring home from your trip? Here is a list of the best gifts and souvenirs from Sarawak to bring home! Read also:  20 Must-try Foods in Sarawak Table of Content Hand-woven Baskets Rattan Products Traditional Beads Bornean Textiles Miri Handicraft Centre in S

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 got

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