When we put together this issue, we were not sure what would be the common thread that binds the stories together. From Imbak Canyon in Sabah (page 44) to Switzerland (page 82), the destinations covered in this issue are varied and wide. However, we fnally managed to come to one conclusion: that all of the destinations covered in this issue are just downright exotic. our team members also wrote up on the unique Selangor craft-makers (page 50); age-old legacies of Perak (page 55); the mystifying Kenyir Lake and surroundings (page 60); legendary Tioman island in conjunction with the annual Start-in-Tioman 2017 event (page 66); and the edutourism programme called UM Tropical Camp conducted on the grounds of Malaysia’s foremost tertiary institution, Universiti Malaya, in Gombak (page 108). Tough being Malaysians ourselves, Gaya Travel Magazine team members were awestruck to fnd new surprises at those destinations, indicating that there is still so much to discover and learn about...
