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Food lover's guide to Langkawi - Vimarsana News

Food lover's guide to Langkawi

A definitive list of our special picks of where to eat and drink in Langkawi

Penang vs Langkawi: Which Island in Malaysia Is Better? - Vimarsana News

Penang vs Langkawi: Which Island in Malaysia Is Better?

For first-time travellers, Penang vs Langkawi can be a tough decision. We’ve come up with a comprehensive comparison for you to decide which to go first!

'Some people say I'm a hippie': The Chinese making a life in Southeast Asia - Vimarsana News

'Some people say I'm a hippie': The Chinese making a life in Southeast Asia

Visitors and residents in Bali’s Canggu district are spoiled for choice when it comes to dining, and now, Shaanxi-style biang biang noodles have been added to the mix, courtesy of an émigré from northern China. The “Nanyang”, as the Chinese have long dubbed Southeast Asia, has attracted migrants from China since the Song dynasty (AD960-1279). Yet the majority sailed from...

Tourism industry players ready for reopening of Malaysia's borders, says minister | Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Tourism industry players ready for reopening of Malaysia's borders, says minister | Malaysia

KUCHING, March 19 — The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (Motac) is confident that tourism industry players are ready to receive foreign tourists when the country’s borders reopen come April 1. Its minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri said before the decision to reopen the borders was made,...

Malaysia opening Langkawi to foreigners - Vimarsana News

Malaysia opening Langkawi to foreigners

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is set to reopen the tourist haven of the Langkawi islands to overseas visitors, under a pilot international tourism bubble project that will run for three months.