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October issue of Time Out KL: Weekend getaways + Guide to Melaka + Nyonya food

Lim Chee Wah
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Lim Chee Wah
Former Editor-in-Chief, Tokyo
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We’re coming to the last quarter of year, and it’s time to clear your leave. Even if you don’t have a lot of annual leave left, it’s still possible to sneak a short getaway over the weekend to refresh and recharge.

Melaka is a city getaway that we can easily do over the weekend; it’s only two hours’ drive from KL. This Unesco-listed heritage city is filled with old world charm, good food and yes, cool cafés. Our 36-hour guide will take you to new places to eat, and help you discover new things to do.

If you prefer a relaxing staycation, we have a list of the best glamping spots in Malaysia, and also some of the most unique accommodations around. Want to stay at a beachside scientific research station, a tree house or a floating chalet by the paddy fields? Also, don’t miss the farm stays and visits, including the hottest ‘Farm to Table’ dining right now (hint: it’s literally in a farm).

How much do you know about Peranakan cuisine? We explore the intricacies of this fusion cuisine, plus recommend the best Nyonya restaurants in town.

In Shopping & Style, we list the best party shops and also the best brow bars. Also, check out the new Biji-biji Conscious Fashion Accessories where bags are made out of discarded waste like PVC banners and rejected seatbelts.

Really can’t get out of the city? Don’t worry; these new boutique hotels in KL (as featured in Things to Do) are great for a short staycation too.

In Music, we speak to the fast-rising indie rock band Toko Kilat. And in Bars & Drinks, you’ll learn about the top bars with live bands.

Get the October 2016 issue now, RM6.90 in bookstores and newsstands, or sign up for a subscription. Find out how you can get a free digital copy on the digital editions page.

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