Although mysterious in appearance, the strange stone islands are in fact a part of Perak's limestone heritage; a geological feature that ...

With a grand tomb fit for a king, the exact identity of the figure occupying it is still largely a mystery. What was his ancient rol...

Teluk Kalong is a small Mukim located in Kemaman, the southernmost district of Terengganu. Viewed from the main road, the stretch of land...

The remains of Terengganu's massive iron mines can still be found in the small town of Bukit Besi, with giant structures now surrounded...

Taking center stage in the famous colonial district of the capital city, Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad (BSAS) is undoubtedly one of the mos...

Once part of a large dredging fleet in the minefields of Kinta Valley, this lone giant is currently the only one left of its kind, a rare...

Amidst Papan's crumbling shophouses and empty streets, stories of past riches, war, secret societies and even radioactive minerals intert...

Well hidden from street view, on this quiet hill lies one of the most renowned Chinese cemetery grounds in Malaysia, a final resting plac...

Loke Chow Kit Mansion, (or simply 'Loke Hall') was constructed around 1903 - 1907, a time when Kuala Lumpur was still a growing tin minin...

A short walk through the cave, and we were finally greeted by a magnificent valley. From a small metal platform, we peaked into an enclos...