Salam And Welcome To My Journey!

Oh yes, I’m doing this -- exploring every district (daerah) in this beautiful country of ours, Malaysia. Insya-Allah.

Why not, right? There’s so much to see, taste, and experience in this amazing land. Over the years, my work has taken me to every state in Malaysia, and after the pandemic, I’ve made it a mission to wander through the smaller towns and lesser-known districts I’ve never visited before. These road trips (with my loved ones, to boot) have been fun, eye-opening, and full of delightful surprises.





So, why not document it all in a simple blog? And so... tadaaa! 


And here's what ChatGPT has laid out for me:
šŸ“Š Malaysia’s Administrative Areas (2025)
šŸ‡²šŸ‡¾ Total: 110 Areas
(Districts + Divisions + Federal Territories)

šŸ§­ Peninsular Malaysia — 90 Districts
Johor (10) | Kedah (12) | Kelantan (10) | Melaka (3) | Negeri Sembilan (7) |
Pahang (11) | Perak (12) | Perlis (3) | Pulau Pinang (5) | Selangor (9) | Terengganu (8)

šŸŒ“ East Malaysia — 17 Divisions
Sabah (5) | Sarawak (12)

šŸ™️ Federal Territories — 3
Kuala Lumpur | Putrajaya | Labuan

šŸ—ŗ️ Grand Total: 110 administrative areas across Malaysia


Buckle up people, and let's do this! 


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