C for Culture
There is a reason why Malaysia’s tag line for tourism is “Malaysia Truly Asia”. It is a multi-racial country with 52% Malay and other indigenous tribes, 30% Chinese and 8% Indians. There are also a lot of foreigners contributing in diversifying our l ...

D for Driving
Some people might say that if you can survive driving in Kuala Lumpur, you can survive driving anywhere in the world. You might find that statement a little intimidating but SD is here to give you some tips about driving in Malaysia.   First o ...

E for Entertainment
Unlike Hollywood, Malaysia doesn’t have the drama and the paparazzi to keep the locals abuzz. When Siti Nurhaliza and Datuk K got married and the wedding was telecasted over national TV, it was the most drama they had in the past 10 years. That’s pro ...

F for Food
If you haven’t heard, Malaysians are very proud of their food. A country that is home to many different people coming from different races has its benefits. There’s a potpourri of many different cuisines available almost everywhere. To truly experien ...

G for Golf
Over the years, Malaysia has rapidly grown to be South East Asia’s golfing haven. There are about 200 golf courses all over the country with each having their own identity and charm. You can choose to tee-off amidst the lush and cool greenery or one ...

H for Holidays
Being a country that has many different races, religions and cultures, Malaysia also celebrates many different holidays and festivals. There are two different kinds of holidays in Malaysia, National holidays and State holidays. For National holidays, ...

I for Islands
Malaysia is blessed with many beautiful islands both surrounding the Peninsula and East Malaysia. The soft sandy beaches, the clear blue water and the tropical weather makes these islands one of the best spots for a holiday not only for the locals, b ...

J for Jalan Jalan
Its time to put on your walking shoes and prance around town like a lost little child. “Jalan-jalan” is the Malay term to basically suggest walking around. Unfortunately, Kuala Lumpur doesn’t provide a conducive walking environment. Pedestrian walkwa ...


K for KLIA
Located in the southern part of the state of Selangor is Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). It is the country’s main international airport with the slogan “bringing the world to Malaysia and Malaysia to the world”. KLIA sits in Sepang which i ...

L for Language
Worried about a language barrier? There’s no need to worry as most Malaysians are multi-lingual. The national language is of course Bahasa Melayu but English is widely used amongst the educated locals as well as those working in the service industry. ...

M for Malaysia Tourism Centre
The aim of the Malaysia Tourism Centre (MTC) is to aid in assisting the in flux of tourists that is growing year by year. It is a one stop centre for tourists to acquire information about things to see and do in Malaysia. Located along Jalan Ampang, ...

N for National…..
Every country has their own flag, flower, slogan, anthem, food and fruits and many more national stuff to strengthen its identity. Malaysia is no exception to that rule. To show their true patriotism, the locals have dubbed many things “national”. He ...

O for Online Access
The internet has become a necessity rather than a privilege. Whether it is for business or pleasure, many require the internet as a tool for connecting with the rest of the world. So what do you do when you have an itch to check your mail or to find ...

P for Phones
Keeping in touch with your loved ones back home is easy and cheap these days. That’s because of the power of Prepaid mobile. If you’re not keen on receiving a phone bill that sky rockets to 4 digits but you still want to be reachable, just purchase a ...

Q for Quality of Life
Malaysia is one of the most friendly and hospitable places in the world. It is what gives Malaysia its charm and appeal. Such an environment is perfect for travel regardless of whether its for business or pleasure. It also makes Malaysia a nice place ...