Malaysia is a popular destination for expats and digital nomads due to the comparatively low cost of living. If you’re considering moving, retiring, or working overseas - Malaysia should really be on your list as it is incredibly affordable, very well developed, has excellent food, western standard hospitals, and yes, they even speak English!
Read MoreIt surprises us just how much we actually do in a year that it almost makes sense to do this every 6 months instead of every year... our years are just so FULL OF LIFE and EXPERIENCES! What is the remote life actually like with a family? We left as a couple and had two babies during our endless travels. Reflecting on 1,461 days of continuous travel (4 years), having visited 28 different countries on 6 different continents, and birthing two children along the way.
Read MoreCameron Highlands in Pahang, Malaysia is the perfect weekend retreat with its cool climate, outstanding views, and delicious strawberries! Learn where the best spots to have high tea, pick your own strawberries, and enjoy the outdoors are in this article.
Read MoreFoodies, adventure-seekers, history and culture buffs, child-friendly activities – there’s something for everyone in Penang, Malaysia! Find out what the best things to do in Penang are and the ultimate one day itinerary!
Read MoreIpoh, Perak should be on every itinerary to Malaysia. With its natural beauty, amazing cave temples, and activities for adventurous thrill-seekers – there’s something for everyone! Check out the best things to do in Ipoh here!
Read MoreReflecting on 1,096 days of continuous travel (3 years including a leap year), having visited 23 different countries on 5 different continents, doing most of it while pregnant, and with a baby. This year we explored most of Malaysia, as this country has been kept mostly safe, and as we felt stuck being both pregnant and with a toddler who we didn’t want to get sick.
Read MoreIt’s impossible to cross Malaysia and Singapore without trying some amazing tasting food. Enjoy these (mostly vegan-friendly) recipes for Singapore Chili Crab, Nyonya Laksa, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Nyonya Gula Melaka Cendol and even Kueh Salat, Nasi Lamak, Hokkien Mee, Ayam Buah Keluak, Babi Pongteh, and Nonya Chap Chye.
Read MoreMalacca is a must visit destination for any trip to Malaysia - it is packed with colonial history, culture, fun, and some of the best food that you will ever taste. Do not let this one slip by you!
Read MoreIncludes food, culture, and must-see places. Don’t miss our picks for the best things to do in KL!
Read MoreIn-depth review of The Habitat on Penang Hill. Find out which experience is best for you: Learning on the Kancil Walk, relaxing in Forest Bathing, or adventuring on the Flight of the Colugo!
Read MoreMalaysia effectively beat Covid-19. The first 7 weeks were the key to success. But our story is still chaotic, even though we are now free to explore again.
Read MoreReflecting on 731 days of continuous travel (2 years - leap year), having visited 23 different countries on 5 different continents, doing most of it while pregnant, and with a baby. This year we explored Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Bali, Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand. Cheers to a third year of adventure!
Read MoreWe are a traveling nomad family that lives on a budget of $1,000 per month per adult - which is roughly $32.88 per adult per day. The expenses outlined below are for 2 people and are in United States dollars (USD). Without further ado, here is our Johor Bahru, Malaysia and Singapore budget breakdown and how we lived on less than $25 USD per day per adult.
Read MoreJohor Bahru, or “JB”, is just across the border from Singapore in Malaysia. Nusajaya / Iskandar Puteri is a suburb of Johor Bahru and best known for Legoland Malaysia and Sanrio Hello Kitty Town. Whether you visit for a couple of days or a couple of months, JB has something for the whole family. We’ll share what to do in JB and the best hotels for your stay. It’s even a great affordable spot to stay if you want to visit Singapore for a day or…
Read MoreIt’s no secret that staying in Singapore can be expensive, but it’s also no secret to Singaporeans that everything is cheaper in Malaysia. To save on expenses during our travels, we decided to stay at a resort hotel in Malaysia that is just around the corner from Legoland in Nusajaya, Johor Bahru. Our cost at this Bed and Breakfast was just under $630 USD per month and we stayed for 2 months. We’ve learned that crossing the border takes time, so if you are limited on time, we certainly wouldn’t recommend it.
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