Articles related to "Malaysia"
Tea in the Cameron Highlands
Take a gastronomic trip back to colonial times when tigers and leopards roamed free and tea was always served in the best British tradition.
• tea plantations
• peninsula malaysia
• highlands of malaysia
• tea and scones malaysia
• hill country resort
Kedah
An introduction to the early history of the northern Malaysian state of Kedah.
• history of malaysia
• northern malaysia
• black pepper trading
• tin mining in malaysia
• ecotones in malaysia
East Asian Low Cost Flights
Budget carriers fly from/to Malaysia and Vietnam as Asia fights for tourists. Air AsiaX launches in July and is expected to become a major player in the Asia field.
• visit malaysia year 2007
• 50th anniversary of malaysia's independent from br
• asian low-cost airlines
• bangkok airways
• cheap air flights
Schooner for Hire in Langkawi
The Raja Laut is a beautiful, traditionally built wooden schooner, perfect for 12 guests who want to cruise Western Malaysia and the Andaman Sea in style
• schooner
• classic schooner
• langkawi
• malaysia
• western malaysia
The Kelabit Highlands Malaysia
A mere seventy years ago the Kelabit people were an isolated tribe of fierce and feared head hunters. Today it's their hospitable reputation that attracts visitors.
• kelabit highland tours
• sarawak jungle treks
• borneo tours
• head hunters
• wildlife tours malaysia
Come to Malaysia: Truly Asia
Would you like to visit Asia, but don't which country to visit? Then come to Malaysia, where you'll find not only the Malaysian culture, but a blend of many other Asian influences.
• malaysia
• asia
• travel to asia
• asian travel
• malay
Malaysia, environment and arms
Conflicting priorities in Malaysia. Environmental issues in need of attention, arms deals on the rise.
• malaysia
• environment
• development
• politics
• arms
New Virus Causing Deaths in Malaysia
An newly discovered virus has resulted in brain infections in 258 Malaysians. One hundred of these patients died. Thankfully, the epidemic is nearly over.
• malaysia
• nipah virus
• hendra-like virus
• deaths
• pigs
A Trishaw in Malacca, Malaysia
The best way to see Malacca (Melaka) is with a driver/guide in a multi-decorated trishaw. Relax in a multi-decorated conveyance with a name like Elvis, or David Beckham.
• beckham
• ronaldo
• michael owen
• ronaldino
• arnold swartzenegger
Aman Resorts to Open in Malaysia
Aman Resorts & Air Asia have agreed to open a huge development project in Malaysia (near Singapore) which has attracted a fifth of its initial needed investment already.
• malaysia's minister in charge of huge development
• aman resorts
• budget hotel linked to air asia
• johor state
• economic hubs like dubai
Cheap Travel Malaysia to Australia
Malaysia and Australia are in talks to open low-cost route between the two countries, the airlines to be Jetstar and Air Asia.
• air asia
• landing rights in australia
• kuala lumpur
• quantas-owned jetstar
• jetstar
Discover Malaysia
Whether it's island beaches, magical reefs or lush tropical jungles, you just need to come to one country to find them all.
• malaysia
• malaysia rainforest
• tropical island
• island holiday
• ecotourism
Georgetown in Penang, Malaysia
Georgetown, on the Malaysian Island of Penang, was perhaps the only really multi-racial society in Asia and its ecletic architecture and religious houses display this.
• georgetown malaysia penang
• malaysia's richest island port
• multi-racial society asia
• singapore malacca
• mah jong
Malaysia Breeds Political Bloggers
Bloggers have become the new political culture of Malaysia allowing Malaysians independent news sourcesas opposed to the government-controlled mainstream media.
• malaysian bloggers
• political bloggers
• najib abdul razak
• altantuya shaaribuu
• rosmah mansor
Malaysia Travel Facts & Trivia
Information on Raja Brooke, Batu & Niah Caves, Borneo, Melaka's Stadhuys, Gunung Mulu National Park, Petronas Towers Skybridge & the Hindu Shrine.
• malaysia travel facts
• melaka trivia
• petronas towers skybridge
• history of kuala lumpur
• raja brooke
Malaysia’s Festa San Pedro
From 23 to 29 June, tourists on vacation flock to the Portuguese Settlement in Malacca (Melaka) town to commemorate the annual feast of the fishermen.
• malaysia malacca
• malaysia melaka
• malacca vacation
• malacca tourist
• malacca town
Penang, Malaysia - What to See
Penang Malaysia is a gift to the heritage lover, as this small island has more than its fair share of well-preserved heritage buildings, plus beaches on which to relax.
• penang malaysia
• acheen street malay mosque
• chinatown
• fort cornwallis
• little india
"Culture" or "How I Spotted Cannibals"
I sometimes hesitate to talk about culture, as everyone seems to have a different idea of what it is. “Oh, you study culture?” people say, imagining me and a group of wildly decorated cannibals standing around the pot as if it were the local water-cooler. Actually, even those with fairly sophisticated ideas of the concept often don’t realize that culture can fit into a split second, cracking open the world into a rich spectrum of practices and beliefs. If there is one message you take away from this, it is that culture is everything, defining every moment of human existence from conception to the afterlife.
• culture
• cannibals
• sarawak
• iban
• concept of culture
Bangkok to Singapore on the Eastern and Oriental Express
Without a doubt the most elegant means to get from a to b, or in this case, from Bangkok to Singapore.
The Eastern and Oriental Express is a voyage back in time. Luxury, indulgence and stunning views as well as fantastic food makes for a journey to be remembered.
• train
• travel
• luxury
• bangkok
• singapore
Hat Yai
An introduction to the Southern Thai city of Hat Yai.
• hat yai
• thailand
• malaysia
• border trade
Lee Kuan Yew
The life and achievements of the first prime minister of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew.
• singapore
• malaysia
• communists
• decolonization
• economic development
Malacca and Islam
Two pivotal events influenced the founding and growth of the city of Malacca, Malaysia. One involved a mouse deer and the other, the religion of Islam. Discover here how it happened.
• malacca
• malaysia
• islam
• muslim
• religion
Sweatshops
Sweatshops in Southeast Asia are a serious problem of human rights. What can be done?
• sweatshop
• southeast asia
• china
• vietnam
• malaysia
The Aga Khan Award for Architecture: Part II
This is Part II of 2 articles on the Aga Khan Award for Architecture. This one discusses the most recent winning projects of the Muslim world outside of the Middle East as well as concludes both articles.
• architecture
• islamic
• muslim
• aga khan
• india
The Assassination of Sultan Mahmud
The assassination of Sultan Mahmud of Johor in 1699 led to a century of anarchy and disconnection.
• malaysia
• bugis
• disembowelling
• piracy
• treason
The End of the Financial Crisis
Is the East Asian financial crisis over? Or has the death of the financial crisis been greatly exaggerated?
• financial crisis
• malaysia
• japan
• indonesia
• taiwan
The Prisoners' Dilemma
Prisoners often face a difficult choice: cooperate or not? A classic social science theory visits Southeast Asia.
• political prisoners
• cambodia
• khmer rouge
• malaysia
• southeast asia
The Thai-Malaysian Border Region in History
An introduction to the history of the Thai-Malaysian border region and a discussion of the factors that might have lead to it providing a terrorist threat.
• thailand
• malaysia
• migrant workers
• terrorism
• martial law
Vision Quest
A bit of fiction about dreams and the Vision Quest.
• dreams
• vision quest
• senoi
• australia
• dreamtime
2008 Malaysian GP Preview
After the chaos of Melbourne, the Formula 1 form book remains unclear. McLaren lead the title race, Ferrari need points and BMW seek their first win.
• 2008 malaysian gp
• 2008 malaysian gp preview
• 2008 malaysian gp weather forecast
• 2008 malaysian gp weather
• formula 1 malaysia
Cannibals in the South Seas
Cannibalism continued until the early twentieth century in parts of Indonesia. In Sumatra, Malacca and elsewhere, religion, punishment and hunger led people to eat others
• cannibalism
• indonesia
• sumatra
• malaysia
• vajrayana buddhism
Durian Fruit: The King of Fruit
Durian Fruit can best be described as having a succulent, creamy filling but smelling like stinky socks - don't let that dissuade you from trying it.
• durian fruit
• durian
• stinky fruit
• king of fruit
• thailand
Merlion Restaurant
True Singaporean food is hard to find but tucked away in downtown Toronto is a gem of a place called Merlion.
• merlion
• singaporean food
• restaurant review
• spicy food
• malaysia
Orang Utans of Borneo
These magnificant "men of the forest' are funny, charming, playfull and sadly, disappearing. At Semenggoh and Sepilok the fight goes on to protect these magnificant apes
• borneo wildlife
• orang utans
• orang utan viewing
• wildlife tours borneo
• orang utans sabah
Ordering Malaysian Food
Never had the spicy, savoury dishes of Malaysia? Here's a quick guide on what to order.
• malaysia
• spicy food
• ordering
• tropika
• vancouver
Pineapple Tarts or Christmas Tarts
Pineapple Tarts were serious business in my home. Mom set up a tart-making factory, with my sisters and I filling shells, fluting edges and topping them with a cherry!
• pineapple tarts
• christmas tarts
• christmas
• tarts
• chinese christmas
Spicy Malaysian Food
Deliciously spicy Malaysian food merges the best Chinese, Thai and Indian dishes to create a unique melting pot of flavours.
• malaysian
• malaysia
• spicy food
• nyonya
• nonya
Spring Drinks
Try out some of these yummy sippers, what I call balcony drinks, from Southeast Asia.
• singapore sling
• raffles hotel
• singapore
• malaysia
• exotic drinks
Street Sippers
All over south-east Asia, street hawkers offer colourful, flavourful drinks that are true throat quenchers.
• street drinks
• malaysia
• singapore
• soybean drink
• pulled tea
The Proper Stir Fry
When my family moved to Canada from Malaysia, my mother brought on the flight her cast iron wok. The burnished, well-oiled wok has provided our family with hundreds of exquisite Asian dishes from lemongrass crab to simple, crisp fried snow peas. It’s crucial to know how to make a proper stir-fry. The key factors are: heat, cold oil and the right amount of food to stir-fry.
• stir fry
• wok
• cantonese
• malaysia
• chinese
East Asian Airlines Upgrade
East Asia Airlines offer better entertainment and more flights, plus a dedicated business traveller section between Japan and China from ANA.
• all nippon airways (ana)
• japan airlines (jal)
• one world
• jalways
• japan asia airways
Democracy in Trouble
A nation whose democracy rests on personality rather than institution is a democracy in trouble.
• asia capitalism democracy corporate corporation ja
Haze
• clearing land
• indonesian
• multinationals
• foreign investment
• foreign companies
Song of the Sunbirds
In the Old World, sunbirds are the equivalent of the American hummingbird. While both groups bear no relationship to each other, there are some similarities that simply cannot be ignored.
• old
• world
• sunbird
• incubation
• passeriformes
The Sook Ching Massacre
An introduction to the Sook Ching massacre of Chinese in Singapore by occupying Japanese forces during WWII.
• singapore
• sook ching
• japanese
• malaysia
• occupation
Charles Vyner Brooke of Sarawak
The last White Rajah of Sarawak continued the progressive works of his father until the Japanese invaded in 1941.
• charles vyner brooke
• charles brooke
• white rajah
• sarawak
• japanese invasion sarawak