This greatly underrated foodie heaven provides a quintessential South-East Asian city experience at a bargain price.
This hotel in “old KL” has pared back excess and frivolity to focus on the essentials – comfortable,stylish rooms,art-filled public spaces and good food.
Bako National Park is a great place to see animals in their natural environment,only 30 minutes north of Kuching,says this monkey-loving expat.
A food tour of Kuala Lumpur offers commando dining. No tablecloths,silverware or fawning waiters,just dishes to drool for.
The cocktail bar scene in KL is booming with a new spot opening nearly every week.
Kuala Lumpur's train network is expanding and discovering the city's attractions by public transport is highly recommended
Well priced,with charming service up to the well-connected hub of KL,with luggage always in tow.
Although it moves at a languid pace and is still in a state of hiatus,KLIA remains a clean,drama-free zone that deserves to return as one of Asia's key hubs.
You can't beat Malaysian street food for taste,variety and excitement.
Kuala Lumpur offers marauding monkeys,a gold-flecked pool,stunning architecture and spectacular cuisine.