Duanwu Festival, also known as Dragon Boat Festival or Dumpling Festival, is an ancient festival dating back to more than 2,000 years ago in China. It falls on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month. This year, Duanwu Festival will be celebrated on Wednesday, 12 June 2013.

It is most interesting to visit Sarawak during the Gawai Dayak Festival and experience the traditions and cultures of the indigenous tribes. A state holiday for Sarawakians, the festival is celebrated on 1 & 2 June, while festivities begin unofficially during the last week of May and continues through to mid-June.

It is an amazing sight to witness the harvest time in the paddy fields of Sabah. Throughout the month of May, the Kadazandusun communities of Sabah celebrate the Kadazan Harvest Festival, locally known as ¡°Tadau Ka¡¯amatan¡±. The spirit of the paddy fields is honoured after a year's harvest and the festival culminates in a 2-day public holiday in Sabah on the 30th and 31st of May.

Living a hectic lifestyle undeniably gives rise to physical and mental stress or tiredness. Going for a massage therapy is not only relaxing but it promotes general wellness too. Here is a range of popular massages available in the market.

Malaysia boasts a diverse and colourful array of art forms that include many spectacular traditional dances belonging to the Malays, Chinese, Indians as well as the other ethnic groups in Sabah and Sawarak.