Gadek Hot Spring is located in Kampung Ganun, in the district of Alor Gajah, approximately 30km from the Melaka town.

The Pahang turtle sanctuary, managed by the Malaysian Fisheries Department, is actually located besides the entrance to the famous Club Med, Cherating on the northern side.

Rimba Ilmu is a tropical botanical garden, set up in the University of Malaya campus in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre in the Malaysian Sabah District of North Borneo was founded in 1964, to rehabilitate orphan orang utans.

Kid’s E World is born out of the belief that every child is unique and gifted in his/her own way. This well-equipped indoor playground is created to provide a holistic approach to the development of your child, inside and out.

Tunku Abdul Rahman Park is a state park located in Gaya Bay, 3 kilometers offshore from Kota Kinabalu. Named after Malaysia’s first Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, it was gazetted in 1974 as Sabah’s second national park.

Malaysia is a country known for its diversity of many races, religions and cultures. It is also home to amazing flora and fauna. Of the flora, some known 370 species of edible fruits have been identified including rare and exotic ones to suit.

The BOH Tea Plantation is located at a place which is more than 5000ft above sea level, on the main mountain range of Malaysia, is one of the most fertile agricultural spots in the country: Cameron Highlands.

Loagan Bunut, which centers around Sarawak’s largest natural lake, is one of the most unusual aquatic ecosystems in Malaysia.

Sunway Lost World of Tambun, the action-packed, adventure-filled themepark in the heart of Perak, Malaysia

MegaKidz Funland & Edutainment is a unique one-stop family education and entertainment centre. We combine learning, playing facilities and services to assist child growth.

Discoveria, home to world-class educational and interactive exhibitions, is an amalgamation of all things creative, experiential and inspirational.

Let's make discoveries daily.

Suffolk House, Penang’s first ‘Great House’ a stunning example of an Anglo-Indian garden house and Malaysia’s only surviving Georgian Mansion, originally built in the early 1800s.