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In this issue of Senses of Malaysia, we take you on a ‘virtual road trip along the Peninsula’, from north to south. We start with one of the country’s favourite island getaways, the natural wonderland of Langkawi. Next stop as we head south is Ipoh, a small city that is growing tremendously in popularity with visitors and from there we continue heading south to the charming and bustling heritage city of Melaka. We reach the southernmost state of Johor, home of the Iskandar Malaysia development that’s now celebrating its 10th anniversary. We also bring you fascinating stories about Malaysia and Malaysians, as we do in every issue.

5 Ride The Rails: Sights Of The Peninsula

Malaysia’s new ETS train operating northwards on double-tracking from Kuala Lumpur and to the border with Thailand at Padang Besar opens up many possibilities for travel. 

2 mins

Advocating Through Theatre

Malaysian director Kee Thuan Chye has the ability to connect the past to the present in his perceptive plays. Sharuna Segaren chats with him in the midst of preparing for his latest play, Swordfish + Concubine.

6 mins

Peranakan Penang

Penang is malaysia’s island melting pot, a rich and varied palette of cultural colours spanning the recent centuries. As Petra O’Neill discovers first-hand, to her great delight, the influence of the Peranakans in Penang simply cannot be overstated.

4 mins

Ipoh Springs To Life

More than a town of white coffee and great noodles, Ipoh is increasingly flexing its modern muscle as a legitimate tourist destination. Travel photojournalist David Bowden visits the Perak capital city once again and finds the tourism evolution in full swing.

5 mins

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Senses of Malaysia Magazine Description:

Senses of Malaysia is an upmarket travel and tourism magazine, highlighting the best of Malaysia from property to tourism, art to sports, recreation to education, adventure stories to history, lifestyle to information, and much more.