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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
1| INTRODUCTION
Klang History
A Glance of Klang Valley
Calendar of Evant
Special View From Writer
10 Thing To Do In Klang Valley
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2| SIGHTSEEING TOUR
Modern Building
Historical Sites
Place of Worship
Parks & Garden
Natural Lover
Semenyih
Carey Island
Kepong
Kuala Langat
Putrajaya
Shah Alam
Kuala Selangor
Kuala Kubu
Gombak
Port Dicson
Sepang
Sekinchan
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2| JELAJAH TEMPAT
MENARIK
Bangunan Moden
Tempat Sejarah
Tempat Beribadat
Taman Rekreasi
Alam Semulajadi
Semenyih
Pulau Carey
Kepong
Kuala Langat
Putrajaya
Shah Alam
Kuala Selangor
Kuala Kubu Bharu
Gombak
Port Dicson
Sepang
Sekinchan
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
INTRODUCTION
3| BEYOND KLANG
VALLEY
Bentong
Janda Baik
Genting Highland
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Food Review : Topshelf

Food Review : T.G.I. Fridays
Spanish
Thai & Vietnamese
Food Courts
Cafe & Dessert
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8| NIGHT LIFE
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Clubs / Bars / Pubs
9| SPA
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Spa
10| HEALTH & BEAUTY

Women & Cosmetic
Reasons To Choose Malaysia As
Healthcare Destination
Dental
Dental Clinics
4| OUTDOOR
ACTIVITY
Activities Weekend @ Sport Club
Trekking & Climbing
Cycling
Sport & Martial Arts
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11| ACCOMMODATION
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Hotels
Homestays & Hotels
Resorts
12| ESSENTIAL
INFOMATION
5| COFFEE CULTURE
Type Of Local Coffee
Special Coffee In Malaysia
Kopitiams In Klang Valley
Kopitiams Malaysia
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6| SHOPPING
Shopping Time
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Feedback Form
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7| EATING OUT
Malay / Indonesia
Chinese
Indian
Asian Fusion
Japanese / Korean
Middle Eastern
Transportation
Klang Valley Intergrated Rail System
Useful Contact
Malaysian Fact File
Index
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Text Symbols/Legends
Telephone
Email / Website address
Fax
Admission
Address
Opening hours
GPS Co-ordinate
Travel Mode
Parking
Wheelchair / Disabled
Taxi
Airport
Foreword From
PRIME MINISTER MALAYSIA
Y.A.B DATO SRI MOHD NAJIB TUN RAZAK
INTRODUCTION
It is simply not enough to say that Malaysia is a beautiful country. It is

all that and more with the nations natural charm and the plethora of
attractions, activities and adventures just waiting to be explored. The city
of Kuala Lumpur, a microcosm of Malaysia, presents visitors with a unique
perspective into Asian culture through its development of infrastructure,
preservation of its charming heritage and the warmth of its people, which
collectively make Malaysia a home away from home.
There is always something for everyone, whether it is a shopping trip, a
healing touch or a green vacation, we warmly invite you to discover all
that Malaysia has to offer. Joint us in the vibrant events, festivals and
celebrations and catch a glimpse of what makes us 1Malaysia. Whether
you are here on business or leisure, I hope that this guide will lead you
down the journey of discovering Malaysia for yourself.
Have an enjoyable stay in Kuala Lumpur and we will see you again soon!
1Malaysia People first. Performance Now.
(DATO SRI MOHD NAJIB TUN RAZAK)
Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
INTRODUCTION
KLANG HISTORY
KLANG HISTORY
The Klang district had appeared earlier than

Malacca. This state was part of the colonial
Sri Vijaya and Majapahit governments. The
origins of its name came from the MonKhmer lamguage Klong which meant
warehouse. Similarly, C.O Blagden explained
Klang as an important port with many
warehouses. While Charles A.Fishr defined
Klang as a canalor waterway. His opinion
was widely accepted given that Klang has
many waterways that are made out of rivers,
including Sg. Klang, Sg. Bertek, Sg. Penang,
Sg. Sementa, Sg. Agas, Sg. Kandas, Sg. Binjai,
Sg. Kapar, Sg. Jati, Sg. Aur, Sg. Rasau, and
Sg. Putus. The name of this river remains
to this day. Klang became important only
after the decline of Kuala Selangor after the
death of Sultan Muhammad (1826- 1857). In
1875, Klang was chosen as the capital city of
Selangor before the capital city was moved
to Kuala Lumpur in 1880. In 1886, Klang was
touted as a beautiful and clean place.
RAJA MAHADI FORT
Built in 1866 by Raja Mahadi Ibni

Almarhum Raja Sulaiman as a fort
to defend Klangs first war waged
by Raja Abdullah Ibni Raja Jaafar.
For more information, please
contact:
Tel
: 03- 3371 6044
Web
: www.mpklang.gov.my
A GLANCE OF KLANG VALLEY

Klang Valley An Introduction
lang Valley, or Lembah Klang in Malay, is named after Klang River, which
is associated to the early development of the area as a cluster of tin mining
towns in the late 19th century. Situated in the centre of the west coast of
Peninsular Malaysia, Klang Valley comprises the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
and its adjoining districts in Selangor, namely Gombak, Hulu Langat, Petaling and
Klang, covering an area of 2826 square kilometers. Geographically, it is delineated
by Titiwangsa Mountain Range to the north and east, and the Strait of Malacca to
the west.
Being the most vibrant and lively region in the country, Klang Valley is the heartland
of Malaysias industry and commerce and is always buzzing with vitality. Home to
a great number of migrants from other states within Malaysia and foreign workers
from Indonesia, Myanmar, India and Nepal, it is considered as the fastest growing
region in the country with many more rapidly growing
new towns and yet more is believed to develop in the
near future.
Development of the region took place mainly in

the East-West direction (between Gombak and
Port Klang) but the urban areas surrounding Kuala
Lumpur have since grown south towards the border
with Negeri Sembilan and north towards Rawang.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
16 January 2014
Malaysia Year-End Sale
Thaipusam
Nationwide
Nationwide
The Year-End Sale is back with great

discounts! Its the season eagerly
awaited by Malaysians and visitors alike
for the unbelievable discounts, bargains
and promotions. Load your shopping
carts with gifts, souvenirs, branded
items and everything else you need for
the year-end festive season!
1 January 2014
New Year Celebration
INTRODUCTION
16 Nov 2013 - 5 Jan 2014
The celebration is popularly done

in Kuala Lumpur, specifically Sri
Mahamariamman Temple in Batu Caves,
even though many Hindus throughout
the country celebrate this event in
their respective towns. The crowds at
all venues are huge, especially in Batu
Caves. Interested visitors are strongly
advised to go there on the eve of the
festival and preferably at night to avoid
the sweltering day-sun heat and the
crowd on the festival day itself.
*date subject to change
Nationwide
31 January 2014
Chinese New Year
Nationwide
The New Year marks the beginning

of a new calendar year. There will be
gathering of people on the New Years
Eve, counting down while waiting
for fireworks show, in various places
throughout Malaysia.
Chinese New Year is celebrated

worldwide to mark the first day of the
New Year in the Chinese calendar, which
differs from the Gregorian calendar. It is
also known as the Spring Festival or the
Lunar New Year and celebrations can last
for about 15 days.
*date subject to change
Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
INTRODUCTION
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
1 February 2014
10 - 16 February 2014
Federal Territory Day
Pasir Gudang World Kite Festival
Kuala Lumpur
Bukit Layang-layang, Pasir Gudang,

Johor
Federal Territory Day or Hari Wilayah

Persekutuan is a state holiday for
Federal Territory in Malaysia. The date
marks the anniversary of formation of
the Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory in
1974, ceded by the state of Selangor to
the federal government of Malaysia. The
actual venue is yet to be announced.
9 - 10 February 2014
Yamtuan Antah Challenge
Gunung Datuk Recreational Forest,
Rembau, Negeri Sembilan
This internationally acclaimed festival is

said to be the largest of its kind in Asia
and the world. Last years event attracted
180 kite-flyers from 25 countries. Be
amazed by the beautiful variety of kites
while you enjoy parades, contests, kiteflying demonstrations, displays as well as
an assortment of food.
20 February 2014
Chingay Parade
Pasir Gudang, Johor
This climbathon sees participants

scaling three mountains in the district
of Rembau; Gunung Datuk, Gunung
Gagak and Gunung Rembau. Some
800 participants from the local and
international fraternity will put their
strength and skills to the test in this
exciting adventure race.
Chingay is a colourful and exciting street

parade that is a part of Chinese New Year
celebration. Starting in Johor Bahru, the
procession traverses 15km around the
city. Watch lion dances and acrobatic
shows and enjoy drums, gongs and
floats by 145 troupes.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
8-9 March 2014
National Craft Day
Raptor Watch
Kompleks Kraf Kuala Lumpur
Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan
The event involves nearly 500 craft

entrepreneurs throughout Malaysia
which gathers quality artwork of local
craft products with innovative designs
and motifs in todays living style. Various
activities such as craft sales, exhibition
of new products, craft technology
fairs, craft appreciation, meeting local
and international buyers (incoming
buying mission). Arts activities, guided
tours, traditional cuisine cooking
demonstrations, craft interactives and
demonstrations also held for visitors to
appreciate and experience.
INTRODUCTION
26 Feb 10 March 2014
Raptor Watch is an exciting event for

birdwatchers. Enthusiasts converge
in Port Dickson to watch the annual
migration of these birds of prey, on
their journey back to the northern
hemisphere. This is one of the favourite
events for photographers and nature
lovers who enjoy the wildlife.
17-20 March 2014

12th International Congress on
Obesity
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre,
Kuala Lumpur
8 March 2014
International Womens Day
Nationwide
On this day it is customary for men to

give the women in their lives such as
friends, mothers, wives, girlfriends,
daughters, colleagues, etc. some flowers
and small gifts. The day is celebrated
worldwide and Malaysia is also included
to honor the women of the country.
The International Congress on Obesity is

the official congress of the International
Association for the Study of Obesity
(IASO). It provides the opportunity to
hear and discuss the latest research on
all aspects of obesity, new innovative
preventive & treatment strategies, global
alliances to reduce the prevalence of
obesity and its associated burden of
diseases as well as insights from the
worlds leading obesity specialists.
Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
INTRODUCTION
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
21-24 March 2014
March 2014
Putrajaya International Hot Air

Balloon Festival
Paragliding Accuracy World Cup

Sabah
Millennium Monument, Precinct 2,

Putrajaya
Kg. Lohan, Ranau, Sabah
Held over four days, this event features

hot air balloons in a profusion of colours
and designs as they take to the skies
in Putrajaya. Participation includes
countries such as Belgium, Germany
and France.
25-28 March 2014

Beautiful Professional
Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC),
Kuala Lumpur
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Organized by Tradelink Exhibition

Services
and
Glow
Exhibition
Management Sdn. Bhd, this 4-day
exhibition is a business-to-business
trade event that is aimed at product
distributors,
pharmaceutical
companies, research and development
institutions, ingredient and product
packing suppliers, etc.
Paragliders from all over the world will

gather in Lohan Hill, Ranau for this event
which is part of a world tour organised
by the Fdration Aronautique
Internationale (FAI). Nine countries
including Hungary, Indonesia, Japan,
Montenegro, Qatar, Slovenia and Taiwan
took part in last years PAWC and more
are expected to compete this year.
*date to be announced
21-24 March 2014

Karnival Wow Putrajaya
Precinct 2, Putrajaya
Organized by Putrajaya Corporation, this
4-day carnival aims to complement the
event of Putrajaya International Hot Air
Balloon Festival by serving a variety of
food, activities, demonstrations, dance
shows and so much more while watching
the beautiful hot air balloons in the sky.
Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
INTRODUCTION
SPECIAL VIEW FROM WRITER

Roti Canai
alaysians love their food. Being in a

country which has been growing as
multicultural and multi ethnical, the locals
are exposed to a variety of food, blended
with a mixture of all the traditional
dishes of each race. One of these foods is
popularly known as Roti Canai which has
its origins in Indian culture.
Roti literally means bread in Hindi which
is one of Indian languages, as well as in
Malay. The term canai instead is believed
to have several origins; from Chennai,
India where roti canai was served, Channa
which is a dish made of spicy gravy that
is traditionally served as an accompaniment to roti canai, and the word canai that
means to roll out the dough in Malay language.
Roti canai is typical to be prepared circular and flat. There are two known ways of
rolling the dough of the roti, either to twirl the dough until it turns into a very thin
sheet and then fold it into a circular shape or to spread out the dough as thinly as
possible before being folded into the shape. The dough later is grilled with oil.
Sometimes, roti canai is made with the dough being tossed and spun in the air. The
process adds the term flying and turns it into flying roti canai. Some hawkers serve
roti canai after giving it a soft clap with both hands to provide the crispy texture.
Regardless how the dough is rolled out and prepared, roti canai is always served
together with a bowl of mutton curry.
Being a Malaysians favorite, roti canai has been derived into a variety of them to
ensure every ethnic can enjoy it.
Roti Telur
alaysians
love
their food. Being
in a country which
has been growing as
multicultural Telur being
egg as what it means
in Malay language,
this type of roti canai is
prepared together with
some eggs. These eggs
are either included in
the dough while it is
being rolled or while the
dough is being grilled.
This variety is perfect for
those roti canai and egg
lovers.
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Roti Tisu
his is probably one of the more creative looking Malaysian
Indian foods, and also the thinnest variety of roti canai
available. Being tisu meaning tissue, it is prepared as thin as
paper and also flaky which requires certain skills of the maker.
Speaking of skills, the maker presents roti tisu to shape like a
hollow cone. Sometimes known as roti helikopter (helicopter
bread), it may be coated with sweet substances such as ice
cream and sweetened creamer, decorated depending on the
makers creativity.
Roti Bawang
Roti Boom
awang literally means onion in

Malay language. The roti is grilled
together with onion cuts being stuffed
inside, suitable for those who enjoy the
taste of onion. Locals claim that it has
the taste resembling murtabak which
is another local dish that is commonly
stuffed with meat and vegetables. This
variety can also be ordered together
with egg which will add more flavor to
the dish, which will be described further
on in this section.
INTRODUCTION
eing given the name like the

sound of an explosion, this roti
is the perfect contrast of Roti Tisu as
it is prepared to be thicker than the
usual roti canai and commonly shaped
round. Due to it being thick, the crust
sometimes can appear darker as it is
grilled longer to ensure the dough
inside is also cooked. The taste is just
the same like the common roti canai.
Roti Planta
lanta is a brand of margarine sold widely in

Malaysia. This variety of roti canai is served
with margarine, usually Planta, stuffed inside
together with some sugar. This resembles the
taste of toast bread with margarine spread and
sprinkled with sugar on top which is known as a
common breakfast meal for locals. For those who
love the greasy buttery taste and not on a diet, this
is a good choice for you.
Roti Sardin
tuffed with sardines, usually those from a can

mixed together with tomato sauce, this version
of roti canai sometimes is served as it is with
sardine sauce given as its side. The sauce, either
stuffed or placed aside, sometimes has the mixture
which resembles to the taste of the local sambal; a
condiment with chili-based sauce. This is prepared
to satisfy those who prefer something spicy.
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
INTRODUCTION

Roti Pisang
his roti canai is made with banana

which is pisang in Malay language.
The banana is either cut thinly or
mashed into pieces and stuffed inside
the dough while it is being grilled.
Suitable for banana lovers, roti pisang
is delicious with a combination of sweet
and fruity taste.
Roti Sayur
Roti Tofu
reated mainly for vegetarian, this

tofu-stuffed roti canai is sometimes
prepared with onions or spring onions.
The mutton inside the curry is also
replaced to tofu and the taste is just as
amazing as the original. This is definitely
a must-try for vegetarians as well as
those who are planning to cut off some
meat from their diet.
Roti Kaya
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nother vegetarian version, with

sayur which means vegetables,
the roti canai is stuffed with potatoes
or spinach. This resembles the thickness
of roti sardin except there is no meat
included. For those vegie lovers, this is
an ultimate choice of roti canai that is
worth a try.
oconut jam, or known locally as

kaya is a spread made of coconut,
egg and sugar. The creamy texture is
always an added value to roti canai
especially for those who love eating
kaya as well. The kaya is either stuffed
inside a layer of grilled roti canai or
simply spread on top just like how they
do it with toast bread, and sometimes
served together with a scoop of ice
cream.
Roti Durian
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imilar to roti pisang, this version

is prepared together with the
flesh of the King of Fruits; Durian.
The fruit is either stuffed inside the
dough, served aside together with
the plain roti canai or be turned
into gravy to replace the traditional
mutton curry. No matter how it is
prepared, roti durian is always a
favorite among locals who enjoy the
taste of this exotic fruit.

Roti Telur Bawang
ont be hesitant if you see this in

the menu because it does exist
and you definitely must give it a try. This
roti canai has both egg which is telur
and cheese together. It looks beautiful
with eggs covering it and thick layer
of cheddar cheese inside which can
be seen while youre cutting it. Some
hawker stalls dont provide a menu with
this dish, but most of them will prepare
it upon your request.
Roti Tampal
Roti Milo
INTRODUCTION
Roti Telur Cheese
Similar to roti telur, except this

version has the egg cooked on the
outside rather than the inside. Some
egg lovers prefer to have the egg
yolk half-cooked, depending on their
tastebuds. Creative roti canai makers
will also make the egg look more
appealing on top of the roti canai.
his is specially made for those who

love eating eggs and onions at the
same time. Prepared to give the taste
similar to the breakfast omelet, roti telur
bawang is delicious with its particular
taste which will keep you addicted to
it and wanting more. The eggs or telur
is mixed together with chopped onions
or bawang, just like how an omelet
is prepared. After that, the mixture is
added into the dough while it is grilled.
lthough not so common, some

customers prefer having Milo
powder sprinkled on their roti canai.
Milo is a chocolate and malt powdered
mixture which is typically used as a
drink. Sold widely throughout Malaysia,
Milo is a favorite beverage for breakfast.
A roti canai with Milo is available upon
request at most Indian restaurants in
Malaysia.
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INTRODUCTION
ther
variety
of
roti
thosai, chapati
naan can also be found in
such
and
as
several restaurants. Thosai

or originally known
as Dosa is a fermented
crepe or pancake which is
made from rice batter and
black lentils, served together
with chutney, dhal curry or
mutton curry as a common
bread dish for locals. Chapati
is a round flat dough, grilled
on skillet without the use of oil
and made of whole wheat
flour, served together with
dips made with meat
and vegetables. Naan
is simply a lovely pita
bread, leavened with
yeast and cooked
in a tandoor and
served together
with
chutney
and tandoori
chicken,
suitable
for those
prefer a
less oily
a n d
greasy
choice.
These are several
restaurants and hawker
stalls found by locals that are
well-known to serve the best roti
canai varieties in Klang Valley.
Restoran Paradise Kitchen

24, Jalan 24/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas,
Jalan Bukit Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
+603-6206 2365
Open 24 hours
Valentine Roti
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1, Jalan Semarak, 54100 Kuala

Lumpur (opposite Menara Celcom)
+6019 214 2093
MonSat, 6PM2AM
Nasi Kandar Spring

Jalan PJU 3/31, Kota Damansara, 47810
Petaling Jaya, Selangor
+603-7804 3786
Open 24 hours
Rajus Restaurant
, Jln Chantek 5/13 off Jalan Gasing,
46000 Petaling Jaya
+603 7956 1361
Daily, 6.30AM 10PM

INTRODUCTION
10 Thing To Do In
Klang Valley
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alaysia is not only what is popularly shown in the media and frequented
by visitors. For instance, in Klang Valley there are several places that may
not be commercialized, but they are still worth a visit. Fun and exciting
activities come with these locations too, so start planning your trip now!
Kajangs Ornate Dragon Temples

1
Kajang in Selangor is probably not the
most attractive town in Malaysia but it has
beautiful and colorful temples for those
who enjoy viewing the unique architecture
of places of worship. Take some time to
explore Kajang and discover its Buddhist
and Taoist temples, such as Kui Tin Biow
Temple, Loong Tien Koong Temple and
many more.
Batang Kali Waterfalls

2
The waterfalls are located in Batang
Kali, a town in a northeastern part of
Selangor. It is best known for an event
which occurred there in December 1948,
where the Government was struggling
to counter the attacks from Communists.
Today, the locals spend their weekend
at the waterfalls with family and friends
while enjoying the view, picnicking and
even camping.
Broga
3
Broga is predominantly populated by
Chinese who work in agriculture, fruit orchards
and rubber plantations. Other than its beautiful
scenery, it also has a perfect location for those
who love climbing and hiking. Explore the serene
town and discover its amazing sightseeing
places such as Si Na Tok Temple, the impressive
suspension bridge as well as the fish farms.
Malaysia Agriculture Park, Shah Alam
4
This plant-themed leisure park is located
in the northern part of Shah Alam, Selangor.
Although it is not an international standard
resort, it is still a pleasant place for jungle
activities or simply just for a walk. It is also
known as National Botanical Garden Shah Alam.
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Klang Walking Tour
5
Although walking around Klang is not the
top things to do while youre in Klang Valley,
this town was once the Royal Town of Selangor.
Make sure you visit the historical railway station
and Sultan Abdul Aziz Royal Gallery to grasp
more ideas regarding the story of this town.
Farm in the City
6
This village-themed petting zoo consists of
more than 100 of rare and exotic species where
children and even adults will have fun cuddling
and feeding the animals in their enclosures which
are designed and landscaped to mimic their
natural habitats.
Ostrich Wonderland, Semenyih
7
The poultry farms core business is to raise exotic
birds for meat, but at the same time visitors are also
welcomed. So it youre looking for a place to go during
the weekend, this is where you can see ostriches,
guinea fowls, chickens, turkeys and geese. Its location
is Lot 485, Sg. Lalang, 43500 Semenyih, Selangor.
Carey Island, Mah Meri Wood
8
Carvings
This island is probably not what people
have in mind when it comes to tropical
islands. Its main attraction is the Mah
Meri indigenous tribe and their culture.
This is the place where you can see their
famous wood carvings.
Snowalk, i-City
9
Snow in Malaysia? Yes, its possible indeed!
Experience the man-made snow at this
technology park which is located in Shah
Alam, Selangor. Various activities can be done
here and its an exciting place for children as
well as adults.
Paya Indah
10
Wetlands, Putrajaya
Paya Indah which means
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beautiful swamp is an
artificial wetlands area
created in 1998 which had
been used for tin mining
activities. It was left behind
as a beautiful sightseeing
area, filled with lotus
plants and water lilies,
attracting variety of birds
and insects, and becoming
a home for exotic species
such as crocodiles and
hippopotamuses.
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International
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Place of Interests
Shopping
Principal Road
Other Roads
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Sightseeing
Tours
reams are important to all of us and for most of us, when asked about a
vacation, we would usually describe it as my dream vacation. While there are
many interesting destinations in Malaysia to choose from, the Klang Valley is
home to the nations capital and a whole host of world-class attractions. This section
provides you with the list of must-see places in Klang Valley and the necessary
information for you to plan your visit properly. To help you out in taking in the sights,
this section includes cultural, religious and heritage sites, natural attractions and
the various recreational spots which will make your stay in the Klang Valley one to
remember whether you prefer to travel solo or in a group. Ready? Lets go!
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MODERN BUILDING
Kuala Lumpur City Centre
SIGHTSEEING
esigned to be a city within a city, this 100-acre

multipurpose development site hosts the tallest
twin buildings in the world Petronas Twin Towers,
Suria KLCC shopping mall, hotels, convention centre,
philharmonic hall and office buildings. A public park and
a mosque known as As-Syakirin Mosque are also built on
this area. In this park, there is Lake Symphony where the
fountains will shoot water up following the rhythm of
music playing in the background, occurring every day at
noon and in the evenings. Designed to provide greenery
around the modern buildings, it was aimed to leave the
world a little more sensitive and a little more educated
to the importance of nature, according to Roberto Burl
Marx who was the architect of this park.
Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala

Lumpur.
03 2382 8000
07:00 22:00
Board to KL Sentral and take RapidKL LRT Kelana Jaya Line to KLCC LRT station.
N3 09.337 E101 42.873
Jalan Perdana
+603-2273 5484
09:00 to 16:30
Take a taxi to the planetarium
or cross using the pedestrian foot
bridge from the National Museum.
3.139456.101.689593
National Planetarium
ituated on a hilltop just a

shor t distance away from
Lake Gardens, is the National
Planetarium. Offering lots exciting, fun
activities - from general knowledge,
history, science, space exploration and
astronomy. Visitors can view interesting
documentaries on a wide-screen,
cinema and enjoy the effects of zero
gravity. Theres also a viewing gallery on
the 4th floor with excellent views of the
city skyline. Theres also on overhead
pedestrian foot bridge connecting the
National Planetarium to the National
Museum.
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SIGHTSEEING
HISTORICAL SITES
Tugu Negara (National Monument)
ituated near to Parliament house,

this bronze war memorial is
dedicated to those who died
during the 12-year Malayan Emergency
proclaimed
after
a
communist
insurrection in 1948. Built in 1966, Tugu
Negara depicts seven men from the
Malaysian Security Force symbolizing
the seven qualities: leadership, unity,
strength, vigilance, suffering, courage
and sacrifice.
Jalan Istana
Take the Putra LRT, KTM
Komuter train or Monorail to
the KL Sentral Station. From
here, take a taxi to the palace
gates.
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Istana Negara (National Palace)
stana Negara is the official residence of His Majesty Seri Paduka Baginda Yang
DiPertuan Agong, the paramount ruler of Malaysia. The palace was originally known
as the Chan Wing Residence and was built by a local Chinese millionaire in 1928.
Situated on a hill occupying 11 hectares
along Jalan Syed Putera, the design
of the palace is a mixture of Chinese
and European architecture. Inside the
palace, the Balairung Seri Utama is used
for hosting dinner functions and other
ceremonies such as conferring awards
and medals by the Yang DiPertuan
Agong to people who have contributed
to the nation. Unfortunately, visitors
and outsiders are not allowed entry to
the palace.
Jalan Parlimen
Take the KTM Komuter train and get down at the Bank Negara KTM
Station. Take a short walk downhill to the T-junction and turn left.
You will see Bank Negara on your left. From there follow the signs
to Jalan Parlimen until you see the traffic lights. The entrance to the
monument is on your right.
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HISTORICAL SITES
KL Railway Station
SIGHTSEEING
ith its very distinctive

Moorish-style exterior,
construction on the
original KL Railway Station began
in 1886 and was finally completed
in 1910. Since then the station has
undergone a number of extensive
renovations and improvements
to preserve and upgrade the
buildings facilities. As part of
these improvements, the station
now has an air-conditioned
waiting hall, a caf, snack kiosks
and a tourism information
counter. Also occupying part
of the station buildings is the
Heritage Station Hotel.
Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin

+603-2274 6063
Take the KTM Komuter train to
the old Kuala Lumpur Station,
exiting at the railway station
itself.
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Sultan Abdul Samad Building
uilt by the British between 1894 and 1897, and taking its name from the
reigning Sultan of Selangor of the time, the beautiful Sultan Abdul Samad
building still remains one of the citys significant landmarks. Designed by A.C.
Norman to house government offices during the British administration, and based
on the popular Moorish architecture of the time, the building is topped by a 40m tall
clock tower with a shiny copper dome.
Jalan Raja
Take the Putra LRT or STAR LRT to the Masjid
Jamek LRT Station (Putra underground) or
(STAR overhead). After exiting from the LRT
station at street level, walk north along Jalan
Tun Perak approx 200 metres, keeping the old
high court buildings on your left. When you
reach the end of the buildings, turn left and
walk for approx 150 metres along Jalan Raja
Laut. The Sultan Abdul Samad Building will be
on your left.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP
Cathedral of Saint Mary The Virgin
(St. Marys Church)
uilt in 1894, the first brick Anglican

Church in the country, is located
just around the corner from
Merdeka Square. Designed on the
grounds of simplicity with beautiful
stained glass windows, similar to an old
English country house, the church has
the capacity for approx 200 people. One
of its most interesting features includes a
pipe organ built in 1895 by Henry Willis,
considered as one of the greatest organ
builders of his time.
Jalan Raja
+603-2692 8614 / +603-2692 8672
The church provides various mass services between 07:00 and 22:30, 18:00
on Sundays, and 19:30 on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
Take the Putra LRT or STAR LRT to the Masjid Jamek Station (Putra
underground) or (Star overhead). After exiting from the LRT station at street
level, walk north along Jalan Tun Perak approx 200 metres, keeping the old
high court buildings on your left. When you reach the end of the buildings,
turn left and walk for approx 50 metres along Jalan Raja Laut, Merdeka
Square will be visible across the road on your right. The church will be visible
shortly after 10 minutes of walk, just next to the Royal Selangor Club.
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Sri Maha Mariamman Temple
his temple, built in the 1870s, is one of

the most spectacular-looking temples in
the Chinatown area. The building is richly
decorated with fine detailing and finely carved
images of Hindu deities, along with handpainted motifs and gold embellishments. One
of the most elaborate temples in the country, its
stunning 22-metre high gate tower or gopuram is
beautifully decorated in the typically south Indian
style. The Sri Maha Mariamman Temple also
houses a golden chariot that is used each year to
carry the figure of the Hindu deity, Lord Murugan
during the Thaipusam festival pilgrimage to
Batu Caves. Visitors must leave their shoes at the
entrance, in observance of the temple as a place
of worship.
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163, Jalan Tun H.S. Lee

Take the Putra LRT to Pasar Seni LRT Station and walk towards the UDA
Ocean shopping complex. Turn left and walk along Jalan Tun H.S. Lee.
The temple is just a few minutes walk away.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP
Batu Caves
SIGHTSEEING
ocated approximately 11km to the

north of the city, Batu Caves were
discovered in 1881 by an American
explorer. Over time, the place was used as
a picnic spot for the colonials, and later as a
hideout for the Communists. The caves are
now an important site of worship for the
Hindus. Inside the caves, the Subramaniam
Swamy Temple is the centre of worship for
the Hindu god, Murugan. The caves become
very busy when Hindu devotees and visitors
from all around the world come to Batu
Caves during the Hindu festival, Thaipusam.
Visitors to the festival will be amazed by
the thousands of Hindu devotees who
after putting themselves into a trance like
state, have their bodies pierced with hooks,
needles and metal skewers. Visitors can also
climb the magnificent 272-step staircase that
leads up to the temple. Visitors interested in
viewing paintings depicting scenes from
Hindu folklore and the statues of deities,
should check out the Art Gallery Cave.
Jalan Batu Caves, MRR2, Selayang, 68100 Gombak, Selangor

Batu Caves Art Gallery and the Subramaniam Swamy Temple are open
from 08:30 to 19:00
Take a bus directly to Batu Caves from Bangkok Bank bus stop in Kuala
Lumpur. The bus terminal can be accessed using the STAR LRT, exiting
at the Plaza Rakyat LRT Station. The exit will lead you directly to the bus
terminal on your right. Alternatively, take a Rapid KL bus (No. 11 or 69) from
Central Market. These buses will take you directly to the Batu Caves.
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Tatt Khalsa Diwan
eing the largest Sikh temple in South-east

Asia and one of the oldest Sikh institutions in
Malaysia, the Tatt Khalsa Diwan was founded
in the early 19th century by Sikh immigrants from
the Malwa region of the Punjab. Located in the
middle of Kampung Baru, the temple is used for
daily prayers, baptisms, weddings, funerals and
activities during the festival of Vasakhi and other
occasions. Adjoining the temple is Wisma Tatt
Khalsa Diwan which houses administrative offices
for the temple, as well as a school, printing press
and library.
No. 24, Jalan Raja Alang

+603-26922215
Take the Putra LRT and get
down at Sungai Baru Station.
Walk across Jalan Sungai
Baru and follow Lorong Raja
Muda Musa 1 until you reach
the T-junction. Cross over to
Jalan Raja Alang and follow
the road until you come to
the temple.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP
National Mosque
ocated near the Old KL Railway Station, the

National Mosque or Masjid Negara is probably
the most outstanding modern mosque in Kuala
Lumpur. Standing out from the rest, with its unique
star-shaped dome, representing the 13 states of
Malaysia and the five pillars of Islam. The mosque, with
the capacity to hold 10,000 people, is seated proudly
among 13 acres of beautifully landscaped ground, with
gardens and fountains. Visitors are allowed into the
mosque but they must be dressed in an appropriate
manner as a matter of respect in this special place of
worship. Robes and headscarves can be borrowed at
the entrance; there is a separate entrance for women.
Jalan Hishamuddin
09:00 to 12:30, 14:00 to 15:30 and 17:00 to 18:30 (for tourists)
Take the KTM Komuter train to the Old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station. The
museum is 10 minutes walking distance from the station, overlooking the
Islamic Arts.
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Masjid India
M
Masjid Jamek (Jamek Mosque)
uilt in 1909, Masjid Jamek Mosque

is the oldest mosque in the city. The
mosque rests at the meeting point
between the Klang and Gombak rivers,
the historical birthplace of Kuala Lumpur.
The area is also one of the very first places
where the early settlers built their homes.
Inspired by Mogul architecture from
northern India, this mosque was the citys
main mosque until the opening of the
National mosque in 1965.
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Off Jalan Tun Perak

Take the Putra LRT or the STAR
LRT, getting down at Masjid Jamek
Station. Follow the signs to Masjid
Jamek Mosque, just a short walk away.
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asjid India is located just a

short distance away from
Masjid Jamek. The mosque
was built in a
distinctly
IndianMuslim
style.
Originally built as
a wooden hut in
1863, this beautiful
mosque has gone
through numerous
renovations
to
look eventually like how it is today.
The present structure was opened by
the Sultan of Selangor in 1966 and has
the capacity to fit 3,500 worshippers.
However, this mosque is not open
to non-Muslim visitors who can only
admire its beauty from the outside.
Off Jalan Tun Perak

Take the Putra LRT or the STAR
LRT, getting down at Masjid
Jamek Station. Follow the signs
to Masjid India Mosque, just a
short walk away.
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SIGHTSEEING
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Sze Ya Temple
he oldest Taoist temple in the city, going all the way back to 1864. Built by one of the
founders of Kuala Lumpur, Kapitan Yap Ah Loy, the temple features a magnificent
display of elaborate decorations. The temple, located in the Chinatown area of KL
pays tribute to the patron deities, Sin Sze Ya and Si Sze Ya, in which it was believed that
the prophecy of the deity, Sze Ya had guided
the Kapitan Cina during the Selangor Civil
War. The temple is unique in that the two
main deities worshipped were not traditional
deities originating from China; instead, they
were two local people who were elevated
to the status of deities based on their merit.
Hence, the two deities are considered to be
patron deities of locals in Kuala Lumpur.
Junction of Lebuh Pudu and Jalan Tun H.S. Lee

Take the Putra LRT to the Pasar Seni Station or, alternatively you can take
the KL Monorail to the Maharajalela Monorail Station. The temple is
approximately a 10-minute walk; you can also walk to the temple from
Chinatown.
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Thean Hou Temple
ocated on a hilltop, this impressive Chinese temple is actually relatively

new, only being built in 1989. The temple is dedicated to three deities,
including the goddess Thean Hou. Although being a modern temple,
this did not affect the temples architecture. Thean Hou temple displays both
classical and modern features, with its red pillars at the entrance offering
prosperity and good fortune for those who
walk through it. Complete with the statues
65 Persiaran Indah, Off
of the 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac
Jalan Syed Putra
and delicately decorated with lanterns and
+603-2274 7088
dragons, as the Chinese symbol of life, its no
09:00 to 18:30 daily
wonder that many Chinese choose to have
Taxis are the easiest way
their wedding at this temple. Worshippers
to get to this temple.
can also have their fortune told through a
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fortune-telling service here.
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PARKS & GARDENS
SIGHTSEEING
Lot 240, Jalan Raja

Chulan
+603-2026 4741
7:00 to 19:00 daily
A taxi is the best way to
get there.
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Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve
azetted in 1906, this forest

reserve is the oldest and
only lowland dipterocarp
forest in the heart of KL. Spread
over a 10.5-hectare area, the Bukit
Nanas Forest Reserve begins at
the slopes of the KL Tower. Within
the reserve are three nature
trails, namely the Arboretum
Trail, Penarahan Trail and the
Jelutong Trail, where the majestic,
centuriesold
Jelutong
trees
greet you. Other facilities within
the area include a playground,
campsites and a jogging track.
The Hibiscus Garden
he hibiscus or Bunga Raya as the locals call it, is officially Malaysias

national flower. The Hibiscus Garden is a spectacular display of this
widely assorted and very colourful flower, in a small terraced landscape
that gives an excellent view of
the varieties of hibiscus. The
garden is located just next to
the Orchid Garden, near the
Lake Gardens.
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PARKS & GARDENS

The Orchid Garden
or orchid lovers, this

is your paradise. The
Orchid Garden features
thousands of international
and local varieties of this very
beautiful flower. In Malaysia
alone, there are already over
800 varieties of rare and exotic
orchids. Visitors can take
back their favourite orchid
by shopping at the Orchid
Bazaar which is held weekly on
Sundays, from 10:00 to 18:00.
Titiwangsa Lake Gardens
his green lung on the fringes of Kuala Lumpur

features a jogging trail, exercise stations and a
childrens playground but the star attraction is
definitely the man-made lake at the centre of the park, on
which you may indulge in boating or kayaking activities
or take a leisurely stroll along its perimeters.
Jalan Temerloh
Take the Sentul Line or KL
Monorail to the Titiwangsa
station and from there take
a 10-minute taxi ride to the
Titiwangsa Lake Gardens.
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ASEAN Sculpture Garden
isitors to these uniquely

landscaped gardens can
view the large collection of
prize-winning sculptures crafted
in wood, iron, marble and bamboo.
The exhibits are all skilfully crafted
end products of the ASEAN regions
best artists. The garden is located
close to the National Monument,
within
the
Lake
Gardens
compound.
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Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
NATURAL LOVER
SUNGAI GABAI, HULU LANGAT
his must be one of the most spectacular

waterfalls in the state where it offers
a picturesque view of 12 levels of
waterfalls. The fall is estimated to be 100
metre high and to reach them, you would
need to climb a total of 336 steps to the very
top. At the foot of the fall is a series of pool
suitable for swimming.
round
Hulu
Langat
and Semenyih, they
have a lot of beautiful
waterfalls. If you are a nature
lover, mark your calendar this
weekend and check out these
waterfalls.
Entrance Fee: RM2.00
SUNGAI CONGKAK,
HULU LANGAT
S
SUNGAI BATANGSI, SEMENYIH
t is a three-tiered waterfall set amidst lush

greenery. The place is suitable for picnics
and jungle treks, via a footpath which
will take you through an approximately 40
minute walk. You may even wade your way
through the stream but be prepared to get
wet and be careful with the slippery rocks.
ungai Congkak (Congkak

River) runs through
the Sungai Congkak
Recreational Forest. It is a perfect
retreat for city dwellers as you can
swim in the crystal- clear waters,
surrounded by lush and serene
lowland Dipterocarp forest.
Those interested in climbing, you
can explore Bukit Chenuang (
Chenuang Hill) which rises 850m
above sea level.
SUNGAI TEKALA, SEMENYIH
t spans across 2.5 acres and

there are 7 levels of waterfalls.
The fall is an ideal gateway for
the entire family as you will be able
to reach the waterfalls within 10
minutes from the entrance. During
the weekend, the place can get
a little crowded with as many as
3,000 people.
Entrance Fee: RM1.00 (adult),
RM0.50 (child)
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SEMENYIH
Broga Hill
SIGHTSEEING
ukit Broga also known

as Bukit Lalang
located at Semenyih
was named after a local
species of grass that grows
rapidly at Semenyih. It took
approximately 40 minutes
from Kuala Lumpur. Why
it is a favorite place for
tourists? The natures of the
hill which filled with weed
grass and while the lower
areas are mostly covered
with oil palm create a calm
and relaxing ambience.
Besides, the sounds of
birds singing are one of
the most common natures
you will definitely enjoy.
You wouldnt want to miss the

hiking adventure up to the hill
to enjoy the panoramic view
from top of the hill. In fact, the
view from the top of Broga Hill
had been described by many as
incredibly beautiful rainforest
view from such a low height.
The hike itself is basically easy,

taking between 20-45 minutes from
the bottom of the hill to the peak of
the hill. There are few adventurous
slopes but need not to be worried
because it is not that difficult to
conquer. There are three peaks in
total, each one rises above the other through a clear trail fringed by the
tall grass at each side. The trails are well marked so that hikers wouldnt get
lost during their hike. It is reminded to not walk around on the grass, as this
species in particular will cause an itchy sensation on bare skin.
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Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
CAREY ISLAND
Carey Island
arey Island or Pulau Carey

is an island in Selangor,
Malaysia. Carey Island is
located to the south of Port Klang
and north of Banting town. It is a
huge island separated from the
Selangor coast by the Langat River.
It was named after Valentine Carey,
a former British civil service officer
in Malaya. Despite its name, many
locals from Klang do not consider it
as a real island due to its proximity
to the mainland and the river that
separates it from the mainland is
practically a stream.
Drive from Kuala Lumpur to Teluk
Panglima Garang through Shah
Alam expressway; continue on to
Langat road till you reach Klang Banting road where you will require to
drive for another 15 minutes until you reach Teluk Panglima Garang. From
there, follow the signpost to Carey Island. You will reach a bridge links from
mainland to the island. The entire drive will take approximately 1 hours.
Famous for its unique wooden
status and masks carved from a
rare red swamp hardwood called
Nyireh Batu which belongs
to the mahogany family. Their
works of art are renowned for
the grain, luster and sheen of
the wood, simple design and
cultural significance. They had
been awarded by the UNESCO
seals of excellence for quality
and artistry.
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Carey Island is also famous for its scrumptious seafood, and there are couples of
seafood restaurants on the banks of the Langat River before crossing the bridge
onto Carey Island. It is a Must-go spot!
KEPONG
SIGHTSEEING
Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM),

Kepong
+603-6279 7000
08:00 to 18:30 daily. Canopy walk: Tuesdays to
Saturdays, advanced booking necessary.
Take the KTM Komuter to Kepong Sentral. It is
a short taxi ride from Kepong Sentral.
3144N 1013744E
Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM)
ounded in 1929 on a 486-hectare site in Kepong

is Malaysias own forest science park. Although
dedicated to research and sustainability management initially, FRIM also welcomes
nature lovers, eco-tourists and the general public who enjoys cooling walks surrounded
by a centuries-old forest reserve. Among its many attractions are, the MNS-Shell-FRIMs
Nature Education Centre (NEC), which educates participants to be eco-conscious global
citizens; the 20-minute canopy walk (a series of suspended bridges at the canopy level)
which offers spectacular views of the city and scenic, exciting jungle treks amidst waterfalls
and the lush tropical jungle.
hat used to be a backwater is now

a thriving suburb with the best
balance of nature and local recreation
attractions that entice both local residents and
visitors to participate in as well. Kepong, located
16 km northwest of KL, is now highly accessible
with KTM Komuters dedicated northern hub,
Kepong Sentral, right in the centre of the town.
Meanwhile, highways and main access roads
like the LDP (Damansara-Puchong Expressway),
MRR II (Middle Ring Road II), Jalan Kuching and
Jalan Ipoh link it to various parts of the Klang
Valley.
Kepong Metropolitan
Park
t is really easy to locate this

90-hectare park in Kepong,
just look for the kite-filled
skies on weekends! Kepong
Metropolitan Park was open
in 1991 and there has been
tremendous improvement in
its facilites, including road signs
which warn you 500 m ahead
to avoid traffic jams and trams
that go round the perimeter
of the lake on weekends. The
carnival-like atmosphere on the
weekends is made complete
with food, kites and toy stalls all
peddling their wares on curbside stalls near the entrance of
the kiting area.
Jalan Kepong, Taman Kepong

From the Batu Caves roundabout, head to Kepong and go straight. Look
out for signboards with Taman Metropolitan and kites about 500 m before
the park on your left-hand side.
31325N 1013841E
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Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
KUALA LANGAT
Town Mosque
his mosque was built

about 200 meters from the
Temasya Palace during the
first decade of the 20th century
(1905). Its design was influenced
by the architecture of the Deli
government in Medan. The main
pillars together with the intricate
walls and unique pulpit carvings
all made the highest quality of
durable wood. The pulpit in the
Sultan Alaedin Suleimain
Shah Mosque was often used
by his Majesty to deliver
sermons.
Kelanang Beach
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elanang beach is currently open to public to cater the needs of people

of Kuala Langat district. Upgrading process is ongoing to provide
more facilities and insfrastructure. The beach provides recreational
facilities such as local authorities inn, expo
area, and an amphiteater. The National
Hydraulic Research Institute of Malaysia
(NAHRIM) study to ensure the beach is safe
and clean all the time. Perhilitan will focus
its efforts on conservation and research
while attractions like angling, boating,
cycling and nature walks in the recreation
zone will be privatised.
KUALA LANGAT
SIGHTSEEING
Royal Mausoleum of Almarhum

Sultan Abdul Samad, Jugra
s of other cemeteries for

the commoner which are
often visited by relatives,
this mausoleum is also often visited
especially by the royal family, even
by the common folks. Due to this,
the Sultan Abdul Samad Mausoleum,
situated at the top of Jugra Hill, is
always well-kept and maintained.
The Jugra Royal Mausoleum is part
of Jugra Hill which has been
chosen as the royal burial
ground for the Selangor
Royal Family since 1886. This
place is also known as The
Royal Mausoleum Complex
entirely,
with
the
surroundings properly
fenced.
Istana Bandar
ocated not far from the Bandar

Mosque, it can be considered
as its boundary. The palace,
built around the end of the 19th
century (year 1899), was financed
by Sultan Alaeddin Suleiman Shah
himself, in coincidence with the crisis
occurring in the Sultan of Selangors
palace , being the discontentment
of the Tengku Ampuan Mahrum (the
Sultans Consort). Resembling the
Middle East Islamic architecture it is
known as the Palace with 40 Rooms
because it comprises of 40 rooms.
This double storey palace was built
on a 12.96 acre of land.
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Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
SHAH ALAM
The Blue Mosque
he Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah

or also known as the Blue Mosque
amongst the locals is one of the largest
mosques in Southeast Asia. Perched just next
to the Shah Alam lake, it has the capacity to
accommodate 24,000 devotees at a time.
During its contruction, it was said to have the
worlds tallest minarets although it has now
fallen second place, But the blue dome is still
the largest dome of its kind in the world.
Pesiaran Masjid, Seksyen 14, Shah

Alam, Selangor, Selangor, 40000
03-2615 8188
Wet World Waterpark
he Wet World Water Park faces the scenic Shah

Alam Lake. It was developed as a child-friendly
park for a wholesome fun for the entire family.
The level of the water in the park is no higher than
one metre deep and its range of attraction includes
Cascading Waterfalls, Atlantic City, Big Splash and
Treasure Island.
Persiaran Datos Menteri,

4000 Shah Alam, Selangor
03 5520 2588/ 5510 7695
Malaysia Agriculture Park
his plant-themed leisure park built at the northern edge of Shah Alam is one
of the most visited parks in Klang Valley. Its
landscaping decorations including bridges,
lookout towers, gazebos, pathways and so much
more, become a reason why people choose this place
for their recreational activities. The air is clean, the
jungle vegetation is well maintained, and the only
sounds you can hear are the insects. This 817 hectare
park houses more than 422 different species of plants
and trees, which turns it into a conservation centre and laboratory for Malaysian natural
plants life. Various activities can be done here as well, such as climbing, trekking and
playing paintball. Make sure to visit the small animal park there where you can see
several rodents, birds, tortoises and horses. There are plenty of spots for picnic in this
park, which is making it a perfect picnic park for all.
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Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam, 40000 Shah Alam

03-55106922 (office hour)
08:30 17:00 (Closed on Mondays)
N 0305.687 E 101 30.683
KUALA SELANGOR
KUALA SELANGOR NATURE PARK
SIGHTSEEING
uala Selangor is a heaven for a wide variety of

flora and fauna. It comprises over 200 hectares of
coastal land where a large part of it is mangrove
swamps. Mangrove ecosystems are extraordinary in
that they protect the coastline, serve as fish breeding
ground, give refuge to diverse wildlife and supply
wood. But Kuala Selangor Nature Park is much more
than just mangrove tress in a swamp. The park
stretches over 800 acres of three distinct habitats which
include inland secondary forests, muddy estuaries
and mudflats and a brackish lake that is inhibited by
wetland animals.
Taman Alam Kuala Selangor, Jalan Klinik, Kuala Selangor,

Selangor, 45000.
03-3289 2294
BUKIT MALAWATI
ccording to history, the second

Sultan of Selangor built a fort
to repel attacks from the Dutch
during his reign ( 1778 -1826). It fell
into the hands of Dutch for about a
year and after that became a battle
ground to fight against the English.
Today, there are several remnants
from the past that appeal to those
interested in its history. A few leftover
cannons and foundation stones
attract visitors here for their historical
values.
KAMPUNG KUANTAN FIREFLIES PARK
ampung Kuantan is known for its fireflies (or kelip-kelip, as it is fondly called by
the locals) the dwell along its river banks and feeding on the Berembang trees
that grow well in brackish
water. The mangrove trees with
its scientific name, Sonneratia
Casolaris, can be found until 8km
upstream and 18km downstream
to Kuala Selangor. Located about
nine kilometers from the
town of Kuala Selangor,
the site is known as one of
the largest firefly colonies
in the world.
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
KUALA KUBU BHARU

Monument of Kuala Kubu Tragedy
hen speaking of Kuala Kubu tragedy, it is often related to the broken dam.
In February 1883, the town was severely flooded due to a dam nearby that
broke, killing many civilians and damaging their homes. Many of the town
buildings were destroyed beyond repair, except a Buddhist temple and a mosque
which you will get to see when youre here. The flood victims included even Sir Cecil
Ranking who was a district officer during the British era. The old town of Kuala Kubu
was known as Broken Dam or Ampang Pecah in Malay and the tragedy has been
named Kuala Kubu Tragedy by the locals. The British, however, decided to build a
new town near the remains of Kuala Kubu, right after the tragedy occurred. This new
town is names Kuala Kubu Bharu, which bharu means new in Malay. A monument
to commemorate the tragedy has also been built here.
44000 Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor

Opens everyday, 24 hours.
By KTM Komuter straight to Kuala Kubu Bharu. From the station, look
for a taxi.
N03 34.058 E101 42.854
Kuala Kubu Bharu Dam
ertak Dam, or officially known as Selangor Dam, is built to replace the old
broken dam that caused the massive flood. There is a river called Pertak River
that flows along the Aborigines village into the dam. Some remains of the old
town are believed to be underwater of it. Rumour says that when Sir Cecil Ranking
was shooting the sacred white crocodile that appeared at the dam in attempt to kill
it, he missed a few shots and the bullets hit the wall of the dam, causing the dam to
break and flood the whole town. No matter how different the stories we get, they
are always related to the legend of the sacred white crocodile. To the locals, this new
dam is precious, as it reminds them of the history of their serene and quaint little
town.

By KTM Komuter straight to Kuala Kubu Bharu. From the station, look
for a taxi. By driving, follow the signs heading towards Frasers Hill.
N03 34.058 E101 42.854
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
GOMBAK
Dark Cave, Gua Damai
ocated 15km away from Kuala

Lumpur City Centre, this cave is one
of the main caves of Batu Caves in
Gombak. It has 2km surveyed passages
with 7 sections named with A to F and
one as the Great Chamber. The cave was
discovered in 1878 by Captain H. C. Syers
and William T. Hornaday, and it contains
a diverse range of cave faunas, including
the rarest spider in the world, the Trapdoor
Spider (Liphistius batuensis) and it is also a
home to an ancient animal community of
100 million years old. Special features of
amazing cave formations can also be seen
here, such as stalactite, stalagmite, cave
pearls, flowstone, cave curtains, columns
and gour pools. This cave is among the
most researched caves in the world and
known to many scientists and researchers
like Dr. Elliot McClure and Mr. H. N. Ridley.
Jalan Batu Caves, 68100 Batu

Caves, Selayang, Selangor, Malaysia
07:00 21:00
From the Batu Caves KTM Railway
Station, head south following the
road. Batu Caves is just a short
walking distance away.
N3 14.236 E101 41.023
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Batu Dam, Ulu Yam
bout 30 minutes of driving

from the city centre of Kuala
Lumpur, Batu Dam features
a breathtaking vista of a wide,
expansive lake together with the
mountains in a distance that provide
its background, other than waterfalls
nearby. This is a heaven for those who
treasures fishing as their pastime,
and also popular for activities such
as mountain-biking and jogging. The
best time to capture the spectacular
scenery is during the sunset. For
those who would love to just get
away from the hectic life of the city,
they can come here for trekking and
explore the muddy trails by viewing
the natural habitat of birds, insects,
and various species of mushrooms. It
is guaranteed that once you are here,
you will definitely come again in the
future.
Batu Dam, Ulu Yam, 68100

Batu Caves, Selangor
N3.27757 E101.68815
PORT DICKSON
Ostrich Farm
SIGHTSEEING
esides ostriches, visitors can see peacocks, peasants, jungle fowls, monkeys
and a strangely large number of farm animals. The ostriches are housed in
open paddocks shaded by large trees; they can be fed with pellets bought
from the entrance. For a fee, adults and children can even ride ostriches around a
small circuit at the back for the farm. A restaurant on the premises serves cuisine
made from ostrich meat, including satay. Open daily from morning until evening,
tickets are priced at RM8 per adult and RM4 per child.
Lot 1419, Jalan Kemang 13, Batu 9, Jalan Pantai, 71050 Port Dickson
The farm is located at 9th mile along the Port Dickson beach road;
watch out for a signboard at left while going south from town.
N2 26.778 E101 51.749
Wan Loong Temple
he temple name means 'Dragon of the Clouds', but it pays homage to several
oriental deities, including Kuan Yi (goddess of mercy) and the Monkey King.
Opposite is an equally ornate seafood restaurant that resembles a temple
complex. Open throughout the day (and even night), the temple is free to enter as
long as you do your exploration quietly. Tourists and holidaymakers commented
that the temple is the one of the biggest and most beautiful architecture in
Port Dickson. The outer walls of the temple resemble a fortress while numerous
legendary statues such as the historical monk Xuanzang, Sun Wukong and Zhu
Bajie are placed within the temple's compound. Looking spectacular from the top
of a hill, the circling fortress gives the viewers an impression of a secluded private
premise closed from the outside world.
Jalan Pantai, 71050 Port

Dickson
It is situated along Port
Dickson's coastal road and
it cant be missed if driving
towards Melaka from Port
Dickson town.
N2.47587 E101.85631
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
SEPANG
Sungai Pelek Dragon Fruit Farm
his dragon fruit farm grows the 'high-end' Costa Rica Pitaya (red-skinned
with red flesh), which is the fruit of a cactus-like-tree. Dragon fruits proved
to be extremely sweet, juicy and huge in size, weighed about 700g a fruit.
No. 71, Kampong Baru Sungai Pelek, Sepang

Follow the green color highway signboards that point the way to
KLIA from almost anywhere in the Klang Valley, then follow those
leading the way to Sepang. A narrow but well-tarred village road
fringed by palm oil estates leads to Sepang town. Take the right turn
at the T-junction, and you will be on another village road that leads
straight to Sungai Pelek.
N2.6778 E101.7595
Sepang Mangroves
angrove forests
dominate the
landscape of
two estuaries flanked
by white beaches. The
mangrove in Sepang
Kechil
River
and
Sepang Besar River
consist of 19 species
of mangrove trees
while 51 species
inhabit the forest.
Many activities can be done here
such as river cruise, bird watching,
a day with Mah Meri, beach walk
and mangrove walk. All you have
to do is stop by the jetty and you
will see boats ready to bring you on
a cruise along the river.
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Jalan Pantai
Bagan Lalang, 43950 Sepang
From almost anywhere in
the Klang Valley, follow the
signboards leading the way to
Sepang. As soon as you reached
Sepang town, then follow the
signboards to Bagan Lalang.
N2 36.295 E101 41.302
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SEKINCHAN
Paddy Fields
ekinchan, which literally means village suitable for plantation in Chinese,

lives up to its name as the town is the rice bowl of Selangor. Large plots
of land are cultivated to produce the staple rice supply of Malaysians. This
area is well-known for its high yield of rice and mechanized farming methods, as
well as its beautiful scenery of Malay farmer houses in the middle of the green
paddy fields. There are also factories which allow visits. They will brief you on the
paddy plantation process, types of rice and you can watch the video presentation
regarding the paddy plantation process. You can also purchase some rice of a
type that is not available in the market. Eel-fishing is also another popular activity
here which can be done during harvesting season.
Jalan Tepi Sawah, Sekinchan, Selangor

By driving, just go north from Kuala Lumpur towards Kuala
Selangor. Keep heading north following signboards to Sekinchan.
N03 30.984 E101 06.891
Swiftlet Farm
hinese treat bird nest soup as luxury health food. During ancient times,
bird nest soup is special food for the emperor and the elite in China. In
the past, bird nest was harvested in caves around South-East Asia such as
Gua Gomantong and Gua Niah in Borneo. Bird
nest farming expert has developed a modern
technique of swiftlet farming, a birdhouse
purposely built for the breeding of Swiftlet
birds. This building imitates the environments
of cave to attract the Swiftlet to come and breed
in the houses. The new birdhouses are capable
of producing cleaner bird nests and reduce risks
while harvesting the bird nests.
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11, Jalan Ria SBS Sekinchan, 45400 Sekinchan, Selangor

(Management Office)
By driving, just go north from Kuala Lumpur towards Kuala
Selangor. Keep heading north following signboards to Sekinchan.
The large birdhouse can be seen in the middle of paddy fields.
N03 30.984 E101 06.891
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Tempat
Menarik
mpian adalah penting bagi kita semua. Apabila ditanya tentang percutian,
biasanya kita akan menggambarkannya sebagai percutian impian saya. Walaupun
terdapat banyak pilihan destinasi perlancongan yang menarik di Malaysia,
Lembah Kelang adalah tempat terletaknya ibu kota negara dan sejumlah besar
destinasi perlancongan yang berkelas dunia. Jadi, bahagian ini menyediakan senarai
tempat-tempat menarik di Lembah Kelang yang anda harus lawati, berserta dengan
maklumat yang diperlukan untuk anda merancang lawatan anda dengan berkesan.
Untuk membantu anda memilih tempat perlancongan, bahagian ini merangkumi
laman budaya, tempat beribadat, tapak warisan, kawasan alam semula jadi, dan
pelbagai tempat rekreasi yang dapat menjadikan pengalaman anda semasa berada
di Lembah Kelang suatu kenangan indah sama ada anda melancong secara solo
ataupun berkumpulan. Bersedia? Ayuh!
Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
BANGUNAN MODEN
Kuala Lumpur City Centre
ibina sebagai bandar di dalam bandar, tapak

pembangunan serbaguna seluas 100 ekar ini
menempatkan menara berkembar tertinggi
di dunia Menara Berkembar Petronas, pusat membelibelah Suria KLCC, hotel-hotel, pusat konvensyen,
dewan filharmonik dan bangunan-bangunan pejabat.
Taman awam dan sebuah masjid bernama Masjid
As-Syakirin juga dibina di sini. Di taman ini terdapat
sebuah tasik yang diberi nama Tasik Simfoni, di mana
air pancutannya mengikut aturcara muzik yang
dimainkan di latar belakang, dan boleh dilihat pada
waktu tengahari dan malam. Taman yang diciptakan
untuk memberi kehijauan di sekitar bangunanbangunan moden ini diharapkan dapat meninggalkan
dunia lebih peka sedikit dan lebih terdidik sedikit
mengenai kepentingan alam semula jadi, mengikut
Roberto Burl Marx yang merupakan arkitek kepada
taman ini.
Kuala Lumpur City Centre,

50088 Kuala Lumpur.
03 2382 8000
07:00 22:00
Board to KL Sentral and take RapidKL LRT Kelana Jaya Line to KLCC LRT station.
N3 09.337 E101 42.873
Planetarium Negara
Jalan Perdana
+603-2273 5484
09:00 hingga 16:30
Naik teksi ke planetarium atau
lintas dengan menggunakan
jejantas dari Muzium Negara.
3.139456.101.689593
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lanetarium Negara terletak di puncak

bukit dan tidak jauh dari Taman Tasik
Perdana. Ia menyediakan banyak
activiti yang menarik dan menyeronokkan
- dari pengetahuan am, sejarah, sains,
penjelajahan angkasa lepas sehingga
astronomi. Pengunjung boleh melihat filem
dokumentari yang menarik di layar besar
pawagam dan menikmati kesan graviti
sifar. Terdapat galeri peninjau di tingkat 4
dengan pemandangan bandar yang sangat
indah. Terdapat juga sebuah jambatan
pejalan kaki atas yang menghubungkan
Planetarium Negara ke Museum Negara.
TEMPAT BERSEJARAH
Tugu Negara
SIGHTSEEING
erletak
berdekatan
dengan
Rumah Parlimen, tugu peringatan
perang gangsa ini dibina untuk
memperingati mereka yang meninggal
sewaktu Darurat Malaya diisytiharkan
selepas pemberontakan komunis pada
tahun 1948. Tugu Negara yang dibina pada
tahun 1966 ini menggambarkan tujuh
orang daripada Pasukan Keselamatan
Malaysia untuk melambangkan tujuh
kualiti: kepimpinan, kesatuan, kekuatan,
kewaspadaan, penderitaan, keberanian
dan pengorbanan.
Jalan Istana
Ambil kereta api komuter KTM
dan turun di Stesen KTM Bank
Negara. Jalan sedikit menuruni bukit ke simpang T dan belok kiri. Anda
akan nampak Bank Negara di sebelah kiri anda. Dari situ, ikuti papan
tanda jalan menuju ke Jalan Parlimen sehingga anda nampak lampu
isyarat. Pintu masuk ke monumen terletak di sebelah kanan anda.
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Istana Negara
stana Negara merupakan kediaman rasmi Duli Yang Maha Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda
Yang di-Pertuan Agong, ketua pemerintah Malaysia. Istana ini pada mulanya dikenali
sebagai Chan Wing Residence dan dibina oleh seorang jutawan Cina tempatan pada
tahun 1928. Istana ini terletak di atas sebuah bukit yang menduduki kawasan seluas 11
hektar di sepanjang Jalan Syed Putera. Reka bentuk istana merupakan gabungan seni
bina Cina dan Eropah. Di dalam istana,
terdapat Balairung Seri Utama yang
dijadikan tuan rumah majlis makan
malam dan upacara lain seperti
majlis pengurniaan anugerah dan
penganugerahan pingat oleh Yang diPertuan Agong kepada orang-orang
yang telah memberikan sumbangan
kepada negara. Malangnya,
pengunjung dan orang luar tidak
dibenarkan masuk ke istana.
Jalan Parlimen
Ambil LRT Putra, kereta api komuter KTM atau Monorail ke Stesen KL
Sentral. Dari sana, naik teksi ke gerbang istana.
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
TEMPAT BERSEJARAH
Stesen Kereta Api KL
engan bahagian luar yang

mempunyai gaya Moor
yang tersendiri, pembinaan
pada Stesen Kereta Api KL yang
asal bermula pada tahun 1886
dan selesai pada tahun 1910.
Sejak itu, stesen telah diubah suai
beberapa kali untuk memelihara
dan mempertingkatkan kemudahan
bangunan tersebut. Daripada kerja
peningkatan ini, sekarang stesen
mempunyai sebuah ruang tunggu
yang berhawa dingin, kafe, gerai
makanan ringan dan kaunter
maklumat pelancongan. Selain itu,
terdapat juga Heritage Station Hotel
di dalamnya.
Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin

+603-2274 6063
Ambil kereta api komuter KTM
ke Stesen Kuala Lumpur lama.
Kemudian, keluar di stesen kereta
api tersebut.
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Sultan Abdul Samad Building
angunan Sultan Abdul Samad yang dibina oleh orang British antara tahun 1894
dan tahun 1897, dengan mengambil nama Sultan Selangor yang memerintah
pada masa itu, masih menjadi salah satu tanda tempat yang ketara. Ia direka
bentuk oleh A.C. Norman berdasarkan seni bina Moor yang popular pada masa
itu bagi menempatkan pegawai kerajaan semasa pemerintahan Inggeris. Di atas
bangunan ialah sebuah menara jam dengan kubah tembaga yang bersinar dengan
ketinggian 40 m.
Jalan Raja
Ambil LRT Putra atau LRT STAR ke stesen
LRT Masjid Jamek (bawah tanah Putra
atau landasan atas STAR). Setelah keluar
dari stesen LRT, berjalan ke arah utara di
sepanjang Jalan Tun Perak sejauh 200 meter,
dengan bangunan lama mahkamah tinggi
di sebelah kiri anda. Apabila anda sampai ke
hujung bangunan, belok kiri dan berjalan
sejauh 150 meter di sepanjang Jalan Raja
laut. Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad berada
di sebelah kiri anda.
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TEMPAT BERIBADAT
Cathedral of Saint Mary The Virgin
(Gereja St. Marys)
SIGHTSEEING
a merupakan Gereja Anglican pertama

di negara ini yang dibina dengan bata
pada tahun 1894. Ia terletak tidak jauh
dari Dataran Merdeka. Ia dibina atas dasar
kesederhanaan dengan tingkap kaca
berwarna yang cantik, mirip dengan rumah
desa Inggeris dahulu. Gereja ini boleh
menampung lebih kurang 200 orang. Salah
satu ciri yang paling menarik ialah organ paip
yang dibina pada tahun 1895 oleh Henry
Willis yang dianggap sebagai salah seorang
pembuat organ terulung pada zamannya.
Jalan Raja
+603-2692 8614 / +603-2692 8672
Gereja menyediakan pelbagai perkhidmatan di antara 07:00 dan 22:30,
18:00 pada Ahad, dan 19:30 pada Rabu, Khamis dan Jumaat.
Ambil LRT Putra atau LRT STAR ke stesen LRT Masjid Jamek (bawah tanah
Putra atau landasan atas STAR). Setelah keluar dari stesen LRT, berjalan ke
arah utara di sepanjang Jalan Tun Perak sejauh 200 meter, dengan bangunan lama mahkamah tinggi di sebelah kiri anda. Apabila anda sampai
ke hujung bangunan, belok kiri dan berjalan sejauh 50 meter di sepanjang Jalan Raja laut. Dataran Merdeka akan kelihatan di seberang jalan
di sebelah kanan anda. Gereja ini pula akan kelihatan selepas berjalan
selama 10 minit. Ia terletak bersebelahan dengan Kelab Diraja Selangor.
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Sri Maha Mariamman Temple
uil ini dibina pada 1870-an, dan ia merupakan salah

satu kuil yang paling hebat di kawasan Chinatown.
Bangunan ini dihiasi dengan gambar Dewa-Dewi
Hindu dengan ukiran yang halus dan terperinci, bersamasama dengan lukisan tangan bermotif dan hiasan keemasan.
Ia merupakan salah satu daripada kuil-kuil yang paling
kompleks di negera ini, dengan menara gerbang atau
gopuram yang berketinggian 22 meter yang dihiasi indah
dengan gaya India selatan. Sri Maha Mariamman Temple
juga menempatkan kereta kuda emas yang digunakan setiap
tahun untuk membawa patung dewa Hindu, Tuhan Murugan,
semasa perayaan Thaipusam untuk dibawa ke Batu Caves.
Pengunjung harus meninggalkan kasut mereka di pintu
masuk bagi menghormati kuil sebagai tempat beribadat.
163, Jalan Tun H.S. Lee

Ambil LRT Putra ke Stesen LRT Pasar Seni dan berjalan menuju ke Kompleks Membeli-belah UDA Ocean. Belok kiri dan berjalan di sepanjang
Jalan Tun H.S. Lee. Anda boleh sampai ke kuil ini dalam beberapa minit.
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
TEMPAT BERIBADAT
Batu Caves
atu Caves yang terletak kira-kira 11 km di

sebelah utara bandar ditemui pada tahun
1881 oleh seorang peneroka Amerika.
Selama itu, tempat ini digunakan sebagai
tempat perkelahan bagi penjajah, dan kemudian
sebagai tempat persembunyian bagi komunis.
Sekarang, gua ini merupakan tempat beribadat
yang penting bagi umat Hindu. Di dalam gua,
Subramaniam Swamy Temple merupakan pusat
pemujaan untuk dewa Hindu, Murugan. Gua
ini menjadi penuh sesak apabila umat Hindu
dan pengunjung dari seluruh dunia datang ke
Batu Caves semasa perayaan Hindu, Thaipusam.
Pengunjung yang hadir ke perayaan ini akan
kagum dengan ribuan umat Hindu yang tubuh
mereka dicucuk dengan cangkuk, jarum dan
pencucuk logam selepas meletakkan diri dalam
keadaan bersawai. Pengunjung boleh juga naik
272 anak tangga yang mengagumkan menuju
ke kuil. Pengunjung yang meminati lukisan yang
menggambarkan adegan-adegan daripada
cerita rakyat Hindu dan patung-patung dewa
boleh menziarahi Art Gallery Cave.
Jalan Batu Caves, MRR2, Selayang, 68100 Gombak, Selangor

Batu Caves Art Gallery dan Swamy Subramaniam Temple dibuka dari
08:30 hingga19:00
Ambil bas terus ke Batu Caves dari perhentian bas Bangkok Bank di
Kuala Lumpur. Anda boleh ambil LRT STAR, dan turun di Stesen LRT
Plaza Rakyat untuk pergi ke terminal bas. Jalan keluar ini akan membawa
anda terus ke terminal bas yang terletak di sebelah kanan anda. Sebagai
pilihan lain, naik bas Rapid KL (No 11 atau 69) dari Pasar Seni. Bas ini akan
membawa anda terus ke Batu Caves.
31429N 1014116E
Tatt Khalsa Diwan
S
54
ebagai kuil Sikh yang terbesar di Asia Tenggara

dan salah satu institut Sikh yang tertua di
Malaysia, Tatt Khalsa Diwan ditubuhkan
pada awal abad ke-19 oleh pendatang Sikh dari
daerah Malwa di Punjab. Kuil ini terletak di tengahtengah Kampung Baru, dan ia digunakan untuk
sembahyang harian, pembaptisan, perkahwinan,
pengkebumian dan kegiatan semasa perayaan
Vasakhi dan upacara lain. Bersebelahan dengan
kuil ialah Wisma Tatt Khalsa Diwan yang digunakan
sebagai pejabat pentadbiran untuk kuil. Terdapat
juga sekolah, percetakan dan perpustakaan di sana.
No. 24, Jalan Raja Alang

+603-26922215
Ambil LRT Putra dan turun
di Stesen Sungai Baru.
Berjalan melintasi Jalan
Sungai Baru dan ikut
Lorong Raja Muda Musa 1
sehingga anda sampai ke
simpang T. Lintas ke Jalan
Raja Alang dan ikut jalan
tersebut sehingga anda
sampai ke kuil.
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
TEMPAT BERIBADAT
Masjid Negara
asjid Negara terletak berhampiran dengan

Stesen Kereta Api KL lama, dan ia mungkin
adalah masjid moden yang paling ulung di
Kuala Lumpur. Lain daripada yang lain, dan dengan
kubah berbentuk bintang yang unik, ia mewakili 13
negeri dalam Malaysia dan lima rukun Islam. Masjid
yang mampu menampung 10,000 orang ini terletak
di atas tanah seluas 13 hektar yang indah dengan
taman dan air pancut. Pengunjung dibenarkan masuk
ke masjid tetapi mereka diwajibkan memakai pakaian
yang sesuai bagi menghormati tempat beribadat.
Jubah dan tudung boleh dipinjam di pintu masuk.
Terdapat pintu masuk yang berasingan untuk wanita.
Jalan Hishamuddin
09:00 hingga 12:30, 14:00 hingga 15:30 dan

17:00 hingga 18:30 (untuk pelancong)
Ambil kereta api komuter KTM ke Stesen Kereta Api Kuala Lumpur lama.
Muzium ini hanya memerlukan 10 minit perjalanan dari stesen, dan ia
menghadap Muzium Seni Islam.
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Masjid India
ibina pada tahun 1909, Masjid Jamek

merupakan masjid tertua di bandar.
Masjid ini terletak di titik pertemuan
di antara Sungai Kelang dan Sungai Gombak,
yang merupakan tempat kelahiran Kuala
Lumpur. Kawasan ini juga merupakan salah
satu tempat pertama di mana peneroka
awal membina kediaman mereka. Ilham
untuk menggunakan seni bina Mogul pada
masjid datang dari utara India. Masjid ini
merupakan masjid utama di bandar sehingga
pembukaan Masjid Negara pada tahun 1965.
Hari ini, ia masih terbuka untuk umum, dan
ia mengingatkan warga kota tentang sejarah
awal Kuala Lumpur.
asjid India terletak tidak jauh

dari Masjid Jamek. Masjid ini
dibina dengan gaya Muslim
India yang tersendiri. Pada asalnya, ia
dibina sebagai sebuah pondok kayu
pada tahun 1863, tetapi selepas melalui
beberapa kali kerja pemulihan, masjid
yang indah ini akhirnya kelihatan seperti
sekarang ini. Masjid ini dibuka oleh Sultan
Selangor pada tahun 1966 dan dapat
menampung
seramai
3500
jemaah. Namun,
masjid ini tidak
terbuka untuk
pengunjung
bukan Islam yang
hanya boleh
mengagumi
keindahannya
dari luar.
Off Jalan Tun Perak

Ambil LRT Putra atau LRT
STAR, dan turun di Stesen Masjid
Jamek. Ikut tanda jalan yang
menghala ke Masjid Jamek yang
terletak tidak jauh dari sana.
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Off Jalan Tun Perak

Ambil LRT Putra atau LRT STAR,
dan turun di Stesen Masjid
Jamek. Ikut tanda jalan yang
menghala ke Masjid India yang
terletak tidak jauh dari sana.
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Masjid Jamek
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TEMPAT BERIBADAT
Kuil Sze Ya
SIGHTSEEING
a merupakan kuil Tao yang tertua di bandar dengan sejarahnya bermula pada tahun
1864. Ia dibina oleh salah seorang pengasas Kuala Lumpur, iaitu Kapitan Yap Ah Loy. Kuil
ini menampilkan paparan hiasan yang rumit dan indah. Kuil yang terletak di kawasan
Chinatown KL ini dibina untuk memberi penghormatan kepada dewa pelindung, Sin Sze
Ya dan Si Sze Ya. Dipercayai bahawa ramalan daripada dewa Sze Ya telah memandu Kapitan
Cina semasa Perang Saudara Selangor. Kuil ini unik kerana dua dewa utama yang disembah
bukan dewa tradisional yang berasal dari
China. Sebaliknya, mereka adalah dua orang
tempatan yang dinaikkan tarafnya kepada
dewa berdasarkan merit mereka. Oleh itu,
kedua-dua dewa ini dianggap sebagai dewa
pelindung oleh penduduk tempatan di Kuala
Lumpur.
Persimpangan Lebuh Pudu dan Jalan Tun H.S. Lee

Ambil LRT Putra ke Stesen Pasar Seni, atau sebagai pilihan anda boleh
ambil Monorail KL ke Stesen Monorail Maharajalela. Anda boleh
berjalan sampai ke kuil ini kira-kira 10 minit. Anda juga boleh berjalan
ke kuil ini dari Chinatown.
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Kuil Thean Hou
uil Cina yang terletak di puncak bukit ini sebenarnya masih baharu, dan ia
hanya dibina pada tahun 1989. Kuil ini dibina untuk memperingati tiga dewa,
termasuk dewi Thean Hou. Meskipun ia kuil moden, ini tidak mempengaruhi
seni bina kuil. Kuil Thean Hou memaparkan kedua-dua ciri klasik dan moden, dengan
tiang merah di pintu masuk yang membawa kemakmuran dan nasib baik kepada
mereka yang berjalan menerusinya. Kuil ini dilengkapi dengan patung-patung dari
65 Persiaran Indah, Off Jalan 12 binatang dalam zodiak Cina dan dihiasi
dengan tanglung dan naga, sebagai simbol
Syed Putra
kehidupan Cina. Maka, tidak hairanlah
+603-2274 7088
09:00 hingga 18:30 setiap hari bahawa ramai orang Cina memilih untuk
melangsungkan perkahwinan mereka di kuil
Teksi adalah cara termudah
ini. Penyembah juga boleh mengetahui nasib
untuk sampai ke kuil ini.
mereka melalui perkhidmatan ramalan di
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sini.
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
TAMAN REKREASI
Lot 240, Jalan Raja Chulan

+603-2026 4741
7:00 hingga 19:00 setiap
hari
Teksi adalah
pengangkutan terbaik
untuk sampai ke sana.
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Hutan Simpan Bukit Nanas
utan simpan yang diwartakan

pada tahun 1906 ini merupakan
hutan yang tertua dan satusatunya hutan dipterocarp tanah rendah
di pusat bandar KL. Ia terbentang di atas
tanah seluas 10.5 hektar. Kawasan Hutan
Simpan Bukit Nanas bermula di lereng
Menara KL. Di dalamnya terdapat tiga
denai, iaitu Denai Arboretum, Denai
Penarahan dan Denai Jelutong, dan
pokok-pokok Jelutong yang berdiri
megah menyambut ketibaan anda.
Kemudahan lain di dalam kawasan ini
termasuk taman permainan, kawasan
perkhemahan dan balapan joging.
Taman Bunga Raya
unga Raya merupakan bunga kebangsaan Malaysia. Terdapat

beraneka jenis bunga yang berlainan warna di dalam seni taman
kecil yang berteres dan kelainan jenis bunga raya menampilkan
pemandangan yang sangat indah. Taman ini terletak bersebelahan dengan
Taman Orkid dan berhampiran
dengan Taman Tasik Perdana.
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TAMAN REKREASI
Taman Orkid
SIGHTSEEING
aman
Orkid
ini
mempunyai
ribuan
jenis bunga tempatan
dan luar negara yang cantik.
Di Malaysia sahaja, terdapat
lebih daripada 800 jenis
orkid eksotik yang jarang
ditemui. Pengunjung boleh
melawat Bazaar Orkid yang
dibuka pada hari Ahad, dari
10:00 hingga 18:00, dan
membawa pulang orkid
kegemaran mereka.
Taman Tasik Titiwangsa
asik yang menjadi kawasan hijau di pinggiran

Kuala Lumpur mempunyai balapan joging, tempat
senaman dan taman permainan kanak-kanak.
Namun, tarikan utamanya adalah tasik buatan di tengahtengah taman, di mana anda dapat menyertai kegiatan
berperahu atau berkayak, atau bersiar-siar di sekeliling
kawasan tasik.
Jalan Temerloh
Ambil Laluan Sentul atau Monorail
KL ke Stesen Titiwangsa. Dari
sana, naik teksi ke Taman Tasik
Titiwangsa dan ia mengambil
masa lebih kurang 10 minit.
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ASEAN Sculpture Garden
engunjung yang datang ke tamantaman yang landskapnya unik ini

dapat melihat banyak koleksi seni
arca yang pernah mendapat anugerah.
Ia dihasilkan dengan menggunakan
kayu, besi, marmar dan buluh. Semua
barang pameran ini adalah hasil akhir
yang dihasilkan oleh seniman terbaik di
ASEAN. Taman ini terletak berhampiran
dengan Tugu Negara di dalam kawasan
Taman Tasik Perdana.
09:00 hingga 18:30 setiap hari

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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
ALAM SEMULAJADI
SUNGAI GABAI, HULU LANGAT
ni dalah salah satu air terjun yang

mempunyai 12 tingkat air terjun. Tinggi
air terjun di Sungai Gabai ini mencecah
100 meter. Jika anda ingin menikmatinya ,
anda perlu mendaki hampir 336 anak tangga
untuk sampai ke puncak.. Di kaki air terjun
pula, terdapat kolam yang sesuai untuk
beriadah bersama seisi keluarga.
ahukah anda, Hulu Langat

dan Semenyih mempunyai
tapak air terjun yang cukup
indah. Sekiranya anda seorang
pencinta alam, catat pada kalendar
anda hujung minggu ini dan
berkunjunglah ke salah satu air
terjun yang tertera di bawah:-
Bayaran masuk : RM2.00
SUNGAI CONGKAK,
HULU LANGAT
S
SUNGAI BATANGSI, SEMENYIH
emandagan yang menghijau

disertakan dengan 3 tingkat air
terjun ini sesuai sebagai tempat
berkelah, dan aktiviti merentas hutan
yang mengambil masa lebih kurang 40
minit . Kepada yang gemar aktiviti seperti
ini, haruslah berhati-hati kerana anda
mungkin akan tergelincir disebabkan
batu batunya yang licin. Jadi pemakaian
kasut yan sesuai amat digalakkan.
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ungai Congkak adalah sungai

yang mengalir dari Hutan
Rekreasi Sungai Congkak. Ia
sememangnya destinasi yang nyaman
dan tenang. Anda akan terpukau
untuk berenang dengan airnya yang
jernih dan dikelilingi kehijauan hutan
Dipterocarp. Kepada penggemar
mendaki bukit, anda boleh mencuba
mendaki di Bukit Chenuang yang
berada 850m dari aras laut.
SUNGAI TEKALA, SEMENYIH
eluasan kawansan Air Terjun ini

meliputi 2.5 ekar dan mempunyai
7 tingkat air terjun. Sungai Tekala
merupakan salah satu percutian hujung
minggu yang sesuai untuk seisi keluar di
mana anda tidak perlu mendaki beratus
anak tangga untuk sampai ke air terjun.
Di hujung mingg, lokasi ini adalah tempat
yang paling sibuk dengan pengunjung
dan ia boleh mencecah hampir 3,000
orang.
Bayaran masuk: RM1.00 ( dewasa)
dan RM0.50( kanak-kanak).
SEMENYIH
Bukit Broga
Pelancong lazimnya melawat bukit ini kerana

pemandangannya yang menarik dan juga
pendakian yang tidak lasak. Malah banyak
berpendapat bahawa kecantikan pemandangan
Bukit Broga dari puncaknya adalah luar
biasa meskipun ianya pada ketinggian yang
rendah berbanding bukit bukit lain. Ini kerana
pemandangan dari puncak bukit Broga
disertakan dengan tumbuh-tumbuhan yang
tumbuh meliar dan kehadiran pekan pekan
kecil yg terbina di lereng kelapa sawit yang
menghijau. Pada sebelah paginya pula , kabus
yang datang mengiringi embun pagi mencipta
suasana dan warna yang indah yang mana
merupkan antara sebab-sebab utama pendaki
dan pelancong datang mendaki.
SIGHTSEEING
ukit Broga terletak di Semenyih, kira-kira 40

minit perjalanan dari Kuala Lumpur. Bukit Broga
juga dikenali sebagai Bukit Lalang, dinamakan
sempena sepsis rumput tempatan yang tumbuh
meliar di kawasan sekeliling. Kawasan bukit ini adalah
amat strategik dan amat mudah dijumpai,sekaligus
menjadikannya tempat tumpuan bagi pelancong
pada setiap hujung minggu. Kawasan bukit ini
dipenuhi dengan hijau lalang rumput manakala
beberapa kawasan rendah pula ditutup indah dengan
pokok-pokok kelapa sawit. Selain tumbuh-tumbuhan,
tupai dan burung juga adalah binatang yang kerap
dijumpai di kawasan ini.
Pendakian ke kemuncak bukit ini

boleh dikatakan amat mudah , ia
hanya mengambil masa kira-kira 20
hingga ke 50 minit sahaja dari bawah
bukit hingga lah ke kemuncak bukit.
Terdapat beberapa cerun yang
tajam ketika pendakian namun
tidak perlu bimbang kerana ia
tidaklah sesukar yang dibayangkan.
Secara keseluruhannya bukit ini
mengandungi 3 puncak , setiap satu
nya boleh didaki oleh pengunjung
dan terdapat laluan khas untuk ke
setiap puncak dengan dikelilingi
oleh denai rumput yang tinggi
supaya pendaki tidak hilang arah
semasa mendaki.
Masa yang terbaik untuk mendaki bukit Broga adalah semasa pagi pada hari-hari
biasa , ini kerana pada hujung minggu bukit broga akan sesak dengan pengunjung
yang tidak putus-putus di setiap puncak. Juga dinasihatkan supaya tidak berjalan
di atas rumput yang berada di bukit broga ini , ia kerana spesies rumput ini boleh
menyebabkan rasa gatal jika terkena pada kulit yang tertedah. Pada waktu malamnya
pula, pelbagai spesis burung akan terbang secara berkumpulan mengelilingi bukit ini
mengikut arah tuju angin yang bertiup merentasi Bukit Broga.
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
PULAU CAREY
Pulau Carey
ulau Carey adalah sebuah pulau di

Selangor yang terletak di selatan
Pelabuhan Klang. Ia adalah sebuah
pulau besar yang dipisahkan daripada
pantai Selangor oleh Sungai Langat.
Pulau Carey dinamakan bersempena
perkhidmatan Valentine Carey, bekas
pegawai sivil British di Tanah Malayu.
Walaupun ianya adalah sebuah pulau,
namun ramai penduduk tempatan
tidak beranggapan sebegitu berikutan
dengan lokasinya yang hanya dipisahkan
oleh anak sungai.
Pemanduan dari Kuala Lumpur ke
Teluk
Panglima
Garang
bermula
dari lebuhraya Shah Alam dan terus
menghala ke Langat sehingga sampai ke jalan Klang Banting di mana anda

akan memerlukan 15 minit pemanduan. Dari situ, ikut papan tanda jalan ke
Pulau Carey. Anda akan tiba di pautan jambatan dari tanah besar ke pulau
tersebut. Seluruh pemanduan akan mengambil masa lebih kurang 1 jam.
Pulau
Carey
terkenal
dengan
keunikan patung dan topeng kayu
yang diukir daripada kayu keras
paya jarang merah yang dinamakan
Nyireh Batu. Ianya dimiliki oleh
keluarga Mahogani. Karya seni
mereka terkenal dengan kehalusan
reka bentuk dan kilauan kualiti
permukaan kayu yang direka bentuk
berdasarkan kepentingan budaya
masing-masing. Mereka juga telah
dianugerahkan
kecemerlangan
kualiti dan kesenian oleh UNESCO.
Pulau Carey juga terkenal dengan kemewahan hasil lautnya. Restoran-restoran

makanan laut di tebing Sungai Langat sepanjang jambatan yang menjanjikan
kesegaran kepada semua pengunjung!
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
KEPONG
Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM),
Kepong
+603-6279 7000
08:00 hingga18:30 setiap hari. Laluan Kanopi:
Selasa hingga Sabtu, penempahan awal
diperlukan.
Ambil komuter KTM ke Kepong Sentral.
Ia mengambil masa sekejap sahaja untuk
sampai ke sana dengan menaiki teksi.
3144N 1013744E
Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM)
aman sains perhutanan Malaysia dibina pada

tahun 1929 di dalam kawasan seluas 486 hektar di
Kepong. Walaupun pada asalnya ia digunakan untuk kajian dan pengurusan bahan
semula jadi, kini ia juga menjadi tempat untuk pencinta alam, pelancong ekologi dan
orang awam yang ingin berjalan-jalan di dalam kedinginan dalam hutan yang berusia
seabad ini. Antara tarikannya termasuk MNS-Shell-FRIMs Nature Education Centre
(NEC), yang mendidik peserta menjadi warga dunia yang sedar tentang kepentingan
ekologi; laluan kanopi selama 20 minit (siri jambatan gantung di tingkat kanopi) yang
menawarkan pemandangan bandar yang menarik; laluan hutan di tengah-tengah air
terjun; dan hutan tropika yang rimbun.
epong yang pernah menjadi bandar

mati kini merupakan pinggiran kota
yang berkembang maju dengan adanya
keseimbangan di antara alam semula jadi
dan tarikan rekreasi tempatan yang dapat
menarik kedatangan penduduk tempatan dan
pengunjung ke sana. Kepong yang terletak 16
km di barat laut KL, mudah didatangi dengan
menaiki komuter KTM di mana Kepong Sentral
terletak di pusat bandar. Sementera itu, ia dapat
dihubungkan dengan tempat lain di Lembah
Kelang melalui jalan raya utama seperti LDP
(Damansara-Puchong Expressway), MRR II
(Middle Ring Road II), Jalan Kuching dan Jalan
Ipoh.
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Taman Metropolitan
Kepong
a agak mudah untuk mencari

taman seluas 90 hektar ini
di Kepong. Anda hanya
perlu mencari langit yang
dipenuhi dengan layang-layang
pada hujung minggu. Taman
Metropolitan Kepong dibuka pada
tahun 1991 dan sehingga hari ini.
Terdapat banyak peningkatan
yang menggalakkan dari segi
kemudahan. Ini termasuk tanda
jalan yang memberi amaran
tentang kesesakan lalu lintas di
hadapan 500 m dan trem yang
bergerak di sekeliling tasik pada
hujung minggu. Tempat ini berada
dalam suasana karnival pada
hujung minggu dengan adanya
makanan, layang-layang dan gerai
mainan berhampiran dengan pintu
masuk kawasan layang-layang.
Jalan Kepong, Taman Kepong

Dari bulatan Batu Caves, anda menghala ke Kepong dan bergerak terus.
Cari papan tanda yang menunjukkan Taman Metropolitan dan layanglayang di sekitar 500m sebelum anda tiba di taman di sebelah kiri anda.
31325N 1013841E
KUALA LANGAT
Makam Diraja Jugra
SIGHTSEEING
ikenali sebagai kompleks

Makam Diraja, lokasi itu
dipilih
menjadi
lokasi
permakaman
kerabat
Diraja
Selangor pada tahun 1886.
Kawasan seluas dua hektar itu
menempatkan makam Sultan
Abdul Samad Ibni Armahum
Tengku Abdulllah yang mangkat
pada Februari 1898 selepas
memerintah dari tahun 1859
hingga 1898. Di banagian dalam
dan luar kompleks itu turut
dikelilingi makam kerabat
kerabat diraja termasuk
makan Yang Mulia Raja
Kahar. Tengku Maharum
dan Raja Muda Musa.
Istana Bandar
ibina pada penghujung

tahun 1899 dengan
perbelanjaan sendiri oleh
Sultan Alaeddin Suleiman Shah,
ia juga dikenali sebagai istana
40 Bilik. Istana yang dibina di
atas tanah seluas 5.2 hektar itu
mempunyai sentuhan seni bina
Islam di Asia Barat. Bahagian
tengahnya terdapat empat buah
bilik iaitu bilik peraduan, bilik
mengadap, bilik tetamu diraja
dan tempat bersemayam. Di
istana ini juga, almarhum Sultan
Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah
Alhaj diputerakan.
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
KUALA LANGAT
Masjid Bandar
asjid Diraja Sultan

Alaedddin atau
Masjid Bandar ini
dibina sekitar tahun 1905. Ia
mempunyai pengaruh seni
bina Kerajaan Deli dan ciri
itu jelas terlihat pada tiang
seri, ukiran dinding dan
mimbarnya yang diperbuat
daripada jenis kayu keras
bermutu tinggi. Sultan
Alaeddin Suleiman Syah
juga pernah menyampaikan
khutbah di mimbar masjid
ini. Biarpun usianya telah
mencecah satu abad,
namun strukturnya masih
baik
dan
digunakan
oleh penduduk di sekitar
Kampung Bandar.
Pantai Kelanang
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erupakan kawasan
pantai yang dipenuhi teduhan
pokok rhu dan rimbunan bakau sepanjang tujuh kilometer. Kini
ia telah dinaiktaraf sebagai tempat riadah. Laluan merentas
kampung sejauh 5km menjadi akses ke Pantai
Kelanang di pekan Tongkah ataupun 1.3km
dari pekan Kelanang. Sama seperti Pantai
Morib, lokasi riadah keluarga itu dilengkapi
pelbagai kemudahan seperti surau, tandas,
gerai makan, kios , pondon rehat dan taman
permainan kanak kanak.
PUTRAJAYA
Masjid Putra
SIGHTSEEING
eindahan struktur bangungan berwarna merah

jambu ini dan separuh bahagian bangunan
ini memcecah air sudah pasti menjadikan
lokasi bergambar yang sangat istimewa di Putrajaya.
Rekabentuk yang tercipta hasil dari ilham Persian
Islamic pada zaman Safavid menghasilkan satu
elemen daripada kebudayaan muslim. Pintu utama
telah direka khas di mana corak dan ukirannya persis
zaman purba Parsi.
Perdana Putra, Putrajaya, Selangor,

Wilayah Persekutuan, 62000
03-8888-5678
Monumen Alaf Baru (Tugu Milenium)
onumen setinggi 68 meter ini dibuka kepada umum pada tahun 2005
sebagai salah satu tarikan pengunjung di Putrajaya. Ia menghadap tasik, dan
mempunyai pelantar tinjau berbentuk beranda dan terbahagi kepada beberapa
panel yang menggambarkan sejarah Malaysia mengikut kronologi, dan terukir di sini
adalah peristiwa-peristiwa penting untuk
Putrajaya Wetlands
maklumat kepada pengunjung. Di sini juga
okasi ini merupakan satu lokasi
tertanam kapsul masa yang mengandungi
idaman bagi para pencinta
nota dari bekas Perdana Menteri Malaysia,
alam kerana ia lengkap sebagai
Tun Dr. Mahathir bin Mohammad, yang
tapak menyaksiakan burung-burung,
akan dibuka pada tahun 2020. Tempat ini
lawatan ekologi , dan lawatan sambil
juga merupakan tempat berkumpul bagi
belajar. Ia merangkumi taman
mereka yang ingin menyaksikan bunganegara yang cukup mempersonakan
bunga api dan mengunjungi acara-acara
hanya 1 jam dari Kuala Lumpur.
tahunan seperti Floria Putrajaya dan Hot Air
Keluasannya adalah 3.35lm2 adalah
Balloon Fiesta. Pada malamnya, monumen
sebuah taman rekreasi yang terbesar
ini menjadi rumah api khasnya kepada bothasil ciptaan kerajaan kepada orang
bot pelayaran di tasik, dan cahayanya yang
ramai.
terang akan kelihatan dari pelbagai tempat
di sekitar Putrajaya.
Lebuh Ehsan, Presint 2, 62100

Putrajaya, Selangor.
Buka sepanjang masa.
N2 5524.61 E101 4057.07
Persiaran Utara, Presint 1,

62000 Putrajaya
03 - 8887 7773
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
SHAH ALAM
Masjid Biru
asjid Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah

atau lebih dikenali sebagai Masjib Biru
adalah antara masjid yang terbesar di
Asia Tenggara. Berdekatan dengan tasik Shah
Alam ini, mempunyai keluasan yang boleh
memuatkan hampir 24,000 orang dalam satu
masa. Apa yang unik pada Masjib Biru ini dalah
kubahnya yang mempunyai rekabentuk yang
cantik dan berwarna biru. Untuk pengetahuan
semua, kubah biru yang terdapat di Masjib Biru
mempunyai kubah yang besar.
Pesiaran Masjid, Seksyen 14, Shah

Alam, Selangor, Selangor, 40000
03-2615 8188
Taman Tema Air Wet World
aman Tema Air Wet World sangat terkenal

dengan lokasinya yang berdekatan dengan tasik
Shah Alam. Ia dibina khas untuk kanak-kanak di
mana sesuai untuk dikunjungi oleh seisi keluarga. Had
ketinggian kolam air di taman tema air ini tidak begitu
merbahayakan kanak- kanak. Selain berenang , anda
juga akan terhibur dengan pelbagai jenis lokasi di
dalamnya seperti Cascading Waterfalls, Atlantic City, Big
Splash and Treasure Island.
Persiaran Datos Menteri,

4000 Shah Alam, Selangor
03 5520 2588/ 5510 7695
Taman Botani Negara
aman rekreasi bertemakan tumbuh-tumbuhan ini dibina di bahagian utara Shah

Alam dan merupakan taman yang sering dikunjungi pelawat di sekitar Lembah
Kelang. Perhiasan untuk lanskap termasuk
jambatan, menara, gazebo, lorong pejalan kaki dan
sebagainya menjadikannya salah satu sebab pelawat
memilih taman ini sebagai tempat untuk beristirehat.
Udaranya bersih, pohon-pohon terjaga rapi dan bunyi
yang dapat didengari cumalah dari serangga. Taman
berluaskan 817 hektar ini menempatkan lebih dari 422
spesis tumbuhan dan tanaman, menjadikan ia pusat pemuliharaan dan kajian bagi alam
semulajadi Malaysia. Pelbagai aktiviti dijalankan di sini termasuk memanjat, trekking,
dan paintball. Pastikan anda juga melawat taman haiwan di sini yang menempatkan
pelbagai spesis rodent, burung, kura-kura, dan kuda. Kawasan untuk berkelah juga
disediakan di sini bagi pengunjung.
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Taman Botani Negara Shah Alam, 40000 Shah Alam

03-55106922
08:30 17:00 (Tutup pada hari Isnin)
N 0305.687 E 101 30.683
KUALA SELANGOR
Kuala Selangor Nature Park
SIGHTSEEING
uala Selangor umpama syurga bagi flora dan

fauna . Ia merangkumi hampir 200 ekar keluasan
tanah di mana ia diliputi dengan paya bakau.
Ekosistem di kawasan paya sangat luar biasa jadi ia
telah menjadi salah satu kawasan yang terpelihara. Ia
juga merupakan lubuk bagi ikan-ikan untuk bertelur
dan juga haiwan yang susah dijumpai di kawasan
sungai. Namun, Kuala Selangor Nature Park bukan
sahaja kaya dengan paya bakau bahkan hutannya
meliputi 800 ekar dan menjadi pusat habitat kepada
pelbagai haiwan di paya,tasik dan tanah berlumpur.
Taman Alam Kuala Selangor, Jalan Klinik, Kuala Selangor, Selangor,

45000
03-3289 2294
Bukit Malawati
enurut
sejarah,
Sultan
Selangor yang kedua telah
membina kubu sebagai
benting dari serangan tentera belanda
pada tahun (1778 -1826). Namun, ia
telah jatuh ke tangan pihak Belanda
selama setahun dan telah menjadi
tapak perang dengan tentera British.
Hari ini, ia telah menjadi satu lokasi
peninggalan sejarah yang sangat
menarik. Di Bukit Malawati, anda juga
boleh melihat pelbagai lagi lokasilokasi yang cukup bersejarah pada
zaman belanda.
Pusat Kelip Kelip Kampung Kuantan
ampung Kuatan adalah salah satu tempat yang dikenali sebagai pusat
kelip-kelip di kalangan orang tempatan. Kelip-kelip meriah berterbangan
sepanjang sungai dan
sangat gemar berkumpul di pohon
Berembang. Pokok pokok paya
seperti Sonneratia Casolaris boleh
dijumpai antara 8km ke 18km
menuju ke Kuala Selangor. Dengan
jarak 9 km dari Bandar
Kuala Selangor, anda
akan dapat menikmati
keindahan
kelip-kelip
yang menerangi sungai.
Anda pasti terpersona!
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Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
KUALA KUBU BHARU

Monumen Tragedi Kuala Kubu
ila berbicara tentang kisah tragedi di Kuala Kubu, ia selalu dikaitkan dengan
empangan yang pecah. Pada Februari 1883, bandar ini ditenggelami air akibat
empangan berhampiran yang pecah, menyebabkan penduduk-penduduknya
terkorban. Banjir ini memusnahkan kawasan-kawasan kediaman penduduk, termasuk
bangunan-bangunan di bandar kecuali sebuah kuil Buddha dan masjid yang dapat
dilawati sekiranya anda berkunjung ke sini. Mangsa banjir juga termasuk Sir Cecil
Ranking, pegawai daerah yang bekerja ketika zaman British. Bandar Kuala Kubu yang
musnah ini dinamakan Broken Dam atau Ampang Pecah dan tragedi ini dikenali
sebagai Tragedi Kuala Kubu oleh penduduk tempatan. Pihak British kemudiannya
membina sebuah bandar baru berdekatan dengan bandar lama yang musnah.
Bandar yang baru ini dinamakan Kuala Kubu Bharu dan sebuah monumen juga telah
didirikan di sini sebagai tanda untuk memperingati peristiwa yang bersejarah ini.

Naik KTM Komuter terus ke Kuala Kubu Bharu.
N03 34.058 E101 42.854
Empangan Kuala Kubu Bharu
mpangan Pertak, atau nama rasminya Empangan Selangor, dibina untuk

menggantikan empangan lama yang pecah sehingga membanjirkan seluruh
bandar. Sebatang sungai yang dinamakan Sungai Pertak mengalir di sepanjang
kampung Orang Asli hingga ke empangan. Sisa-sisa bangunan dari bandar yang
lama juga dikatakan berada di bawah air empangan ini. Mengikut buah mulut orang,
ketika Sir Cecil Ranking bertindak untuk membunuh buaya putih sakti yang muncul
di permukaan air empangan itu, beberapa tembakan pelurunya tidak mengena dan
tersasar ke dinding empangan, menyebabkan empangan itu retak dan pecah lalu
membanjiri bandar itu. Walau apa pun kisah yang disampaikan pada hari ini, ia tetap
berkait rapat dengan legenda buaya putih yang sakti. Empangan yang baru dibina
ini tetap dianggap istimewa oleh penduduk tempatan, kerana ia simbolik kepada
sejarah di sebalik bandar kecil yang tenang dan penuh misteri ini.
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Naik KTM Komuter terus ke Kuala Kubu Bharu. Dari stesen, cari teksi. Jika
memandu, ikut papan tanda menuju ke Frasers Hill.
N03 34.058 E101 42.854
GOMBAK
Gua Kelam, Gua Damai
Jalan Batu Caves, 68100 Batu

Caves, Selayang, Selangor, Malaysia
07:00 21:00
Dari Stesen KTM Komuter Batu
Caves, ikut jalan yang menghala
selatan. Batu Caves hanya tidak jauh
dari situ.
N3 14.236 E101 41.023
SIGHTSEEING
erletak 15km dari bandaraya Kuala

Lumpur, gua ini adalah salah satu gua
terpenting di Batu Caves, Gombak. Ia
mempunyai keluasan 2 kilometer dengan
7 bahagian yang dinamakan dengan
huruf A hingga F dan Great Chamber. Gua
ini telah dijumpai pada tahun 1878 oleh
Kapten H. C. Syers dan William T. Hornaday,
dan ia merupakan habitat kepada
pelbagai haiwan yang hidup di dalam
gua, contohnya labah-labah yang paling
jarang ditemui di dalam dunia iaitu Labahlabah Trapdoor (Liphistius batuensis) dan
hidupan dari spesis yang wujud sejak
100 juta tahun dahulu. Perkara yang
paling istimewa di sini ialah kesan-kesan
pembentukan stalaktit, stalagmit, pisolit,
tiang dan tirai gua dan banyak lagi. Gua
ini adalah salah satu gua yang mendapat
banyak perhatian dari ahli sains dan
pengkaji di dunia seperti Dr. Elliot McClure
and Mr. H. N. Ridley.
Batu Dam, Ulu Yam
ebih kurang 30 minit memandu

dari bandaraya Kuala Lumpur,
Batu Dam menanti para
pengunjung dengan pemandangan
tasik
yang
luas
dan
cantik
berlatarbelakangkan
bukit-bukau
dan air terjun yang berhampiran.
Ini adalah syurga bagi mereka yang
gemarkan memancing sebagai hobi
untuk mengisi masa lapang, dan juga
pelbagai aktiviti lain seperti berbasikal
mendaki bukit dan berjoging. Masa
yang terbaik untuk menikmati atau
merakamkan pemandangan tasik ini
adalah ketika matahari terbenam. Bagi
mereka yang ingin berehat sebentar
dari kehidupan sibuk di bandar,
mereka boleh menyusuri laluanlaluan di hutan sambil menjelajah
dan menyaksikan burung-burung,
serangga dan pelbagai spesis
cendawan. Pengunjung pasti akan
kembali semula ke sini untuk kedua
kali.
Batu Dam, Ulu Yam, 68100 Batu

Caves, Selangor
N3.27757 E101.68815
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Menjelahan
Tempat Menarik
SIGHTSEEING
PORT DICKSON
Taman Burung Unta
elain burung unta, pelawat juga dapat melihat burung merak, monyet
dan pelbagai haiwan-haiwan ternakan yang lain. Burung-burung unta ini
ditempatkan di kurungan yang terbuka dan diteduhi dengan pohon-pohon
yang besar, dan boleh diberikan makanan yang dibeli di kaunter tiket. Pelawat
juga dibenarkan menunggang burung unta di sekitar taman ini dengan sedikit
bayaran. Sebuah restoran turut dibuka di sini, menghidangkan makanan dari dari
burung unta seperti sate. Taman ini dibuka setiap hari dari pagi hingga petang
dengan tiket berharga RM10 untuk dewasa dan RM6 untuk kanak-kanak.
Lot 1419, Jalan Kemang 13, Batu 9, Jalan Pantai, 71050 Port Dickson
Taman ini terletak di kilometre 9 sepanjang jalan menyusuri pantai
Port Dickson. Ikut papan tanda yang muncul di bahagian kiri ketika
menuju ke arah selatan dari bandar.
N2 26.778 E101 51.749
Kuil Wan Loong
ama kuil ini yang bermaksud Naga di Awan memberikan penghormatan

kepada beberapa dewa oriental termasuk Kuan Yi (dewi keampunan) dan
Raja Monyet. Berhadapan dengan kuil ini terletak sebuah restoran makanan
laut yang menyerupai kompleks kuil ini. Ia dibuka sepanjang hari (hingga malam),
pelawat dibenarkan masuk secara percuma asalkan tidak membuat bising. Ramai
pelancong menyatakan kuil ini adalah yang terbesar dan tercantik di Port Dickson.
Bahagian luaran dinding kuil ini menyerupai sebuah kubu dan patung-patung
sami yang terdapat dalam sejarah Xuanzang, Sun Wukong dan Zhu Bajie juga
diletakkan di dalam kawasan kuil.
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Jalan Pantai, 71050 Port

Dickson
Ia terletak di sepanjang
jalan pantai Port Dickson
dan boleh kelihatan ketika
memandu dari bandar
Port Dickson menghala ke
Melaka.
N2.47587 E101.85631
SEPANG
Ladang Dragon Fruit Sungai Pelek
No. 71, Kampong Baru Sungai Pelek, Sepang

Ikut arah berpandukan papan tanda hijau di sepanjang lebuhraya
menuju ke KLIA dari mana-mana kawasan di Lembah Kelang,
kemudian ikut arah ke Sepang. Jalan kecil di tengah-tengah ladang
kelapa sawit akan membawa anda terus ke bandar Sepang. Belok ke
kanan sebaik sahaja tiba di pembahagian T dan anda akan berada di
lorong perkampungan yang menghala ke Sungai Pelek.
N2.6778 E101.7595
SIGHTSEEING
adang ini menghasilkan dragon fruit atau buah naga dari jenis yang
terkemuka iaitu Costa Rica Pitaya (kulit dan isi berwarna merah), yang
datangnya dari pokok serupa kaktus. Dragon fruit adalah buah yang manis
dan bersaiz lebih kurang 700g sebiji.
Paya Bakau Sepang
utan bakau mendominasi

landskap
dua
muara di apit
oleh
pantai
yang
putih. Bakau di Sepang
Kechil Sungai dan
Sungai Sepang Besar
terdiri daripada 19
spesies pokok bakau
manakala 51 spesies
mendiami
hutan
bakau. Banyak aktiviti
boleh dilakukan di
sini seperti pelayaran
sungai, menyaksikan burung,
sehari bersama kaum Mah Meri,
berjalan kaki di pantai dan paya
bakau. Apa yang anda perlu
lakukan adalah berhenti di jeti
dan anda akan melihat bot yang
sedia untuk membawa anda
berlayar di sepanjang sungai.
Jalan Pantai Bagan Lalang,

43950 Sepang
Dari mana-mana kawasan
di Lembah Kelang, ikut papan
tanda menuju ke Sepang. Sebaik
sahaja tiba di sana, ikut arah ke
Bagan Lalang.
N2 36.295 E101 41.302
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SEKINCHAN
Sawah Padi
ekinchan, yang bermaksud kampung sesuai untuk tanaman dalam bahasa

Cina, adalah jelapang padi Selangor. Plot besar tanah digunakan untuk
menghasilkan bekalan makanan ruji rakyat Malaysia. Kawasan ini terkenal
dengan hasil beras yang tinggi dan kaedah pertanian jentera, serta pemandangan
yang indah dengan rumah petani Melayu di tengah-tengah sawah padi. Terdapat
juga kilang-kilang yang membenarkan lawatan. Mereka akan memberi taklimat
kepada anda tentang proses penanaman padi, jenis beras dan anda boleh menonton
persembahan video mengenai proses penanaman padi. Anda juga boleh membeli
jenis beras yang tidak didapati di pasaran. Memancing belut juga adalah satu lagi
aktiviti yang popular di sini yang boleh dilakukan semasa musim menuai.
Jalan Tepi Sawah, Sekinchan, Selangor

Dengan memandu, pergi ke arah utara dari Kuala Lumpur
menghala ke Kuala Selangor. Terus ke utara berpandukan papan
tanda ke Sekinchan.
N03 30.984 E101 06.891
Penternakan Burung Walit
asyarakat Cina menganggap sup sarang burung sebagai makanan

kesihatan mewah. Pada zaman purba, sup sarang burung adalah makanan
khas untuk maharaja dan golongan elit di China. Pada masa lalu, sarang
burung dikumpulkan dari gua-gua di sekitar Asia Tenggara seperti Gua Gomantong
dan Gua Niah di Borneo. Pakar perternakan
sarang burung telah membangunkan satu
teknik moden iaitu sebuah rumah burung
dibina untuk penternakan burung walit.
Bangunan ini meniru persekitaran gua untuk
menarik walit untuk datang dan membiak di
dalamnya. Rumah burung yang baru ini mampu
menghasilkan sarang burung yang lebih bersih
dan mengurangkan risiko ketika mengumpul sarang burung.
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11, Jalan Ria SBS Sekinchan, 45400 Sekinchan, Selangor

(Management Office)
Dengan memandu, pergi ke arah utara dari Kuala Lumpur
menghala ke Kuala Selangor. Terus ke utara berpandukan papan
tanda ke Sekinchan. Rumah burung yang besar ini dapat dilihat di
tengah-tengah sawah padi.
N03 30.984 E101 06.891
BEYOND KLANG VALLEY

Chamang Waterfall
hamang Waterfall is a magnificent

river cascade down a steep gully that
feeds into a recreational nature park,
nestled within the rainforest region of Bukit
Tinggi, but accessible only by a 12km road
from Bentong town. A powerful waterfall, the
waters drop violently through large chasms
and clefts embedded within a sloping rock
face, flowing into a large pool
at its base before resuming its
journey over powerful rapids.
BEYOND KLANG VALLEY
Bentong
Bentong, Pahang
To get there, follow the
directions towards Raub
from Bentong, then turn left
at the appropriate signboard
into a village area. Follow the
countryside road to its end, passing by a
large Chinese ancestral graveyard initially,
then plantations and orchards later.
N03 30.56 E101 51.47
Bukit Tinggi
lthough located in the lush green thick forest just like other highlands
in Malaysia, Bukit Tinggi is not built for more natural purposes. Though
it shares the same climate as Cameron Highlands, Bukit Tinggi is hardly
famous for tea, vegetables and fruits. On the contrary, it is well known for
its French-styled Colmar Tropicale and Zen inspired Japanese Garden. The
Colmar Tropicale retains the European-style architecture, decorated with
cobblestone courtyard and streams of cafes and restaurants around the
square, entertained by street performances and live bands, bringing you to a
whole new European experience. Japanese Village consists of a Japanese Tea
house, Ryo Zan Tei authentic Japanese Restaurant, botanical garden, spa and
Tatami suites.
Bentong, Pahang
Take the Karak Highway
off at Janda Baik exit.
also take the shuttle bus
by Bukit Tinggi Resort
Berjaya Times Square, or
at Bukit Bintang to Colmar
N3 25.122 E101 50.526
and get
You can
operated
from
KL Plaza
Tropicale.
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Janda Baik
Pulau Santap
his is a picnic area at the confluence of Sungai Benus and Cheringging

rivers at Janda Baik. It's a long stretch of river and natural rainforest
surroundings, making it popular with families for day trips or overnight
camping. 'Pulau' means island, while 'Santap' is a royal word for eating - In
ancient times, a small island rose above the confluence of rivers, where it was
used as a leisure spot for meals by Pahang's sultans. Over time, the island was
eaten away by erosion and no longer exists today. Several resorts and chalets
have opened up accommodation along this spot, but the main area has a
small park with broad section of shallow river to enjoy.
Kampung Janda Baik,

Pahang
Located just 45 km from
Kuala Lumpur, take the KLGombak Highways and after
the first tunnel take a left
turn, follow by a U-turn into
the petrol station Petronas
and follow the signage to
Kg Janda Baik.
N 3.31879, E 101.82146
Kuala Gandah Elephant Orphanage Sanctuary
uala Gandah Elephant Orphanage Sanctuary, Pahang is a rare and

fantastic opportunity to get up close to endemic Malaysian elephants.
This truly unique Elephant Orphanage of Kuala Gandah in Pahang will
give you a very rare opportunity to learn about these gentle giants. There
really is no better opportunity than this to get in touch with these grey giants
other than this sanctuary. The elephants here have been rescued from all
over Peninsula Malaysia, providing them a safe sanctuary in the wild.
Kuala Gandah, Lanchang, Pahang

The elephant sanctuary is located along the East Coast Expressway
between Kuala Lumpur and the city of Kuantan in eastern peninsula.
From the main highway you get off at exit 816 Lanchang Interchange
(Lanchang/Raub/Kuala Lipis).
From there you can follow the
signs to Kuala Gandah (or keep
heading towards Lanchang).
N3.591350, E102.144420
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BEYOND KLANG VALLEY

The Visitors Galleria
his one-stop information centre for Genting Highlands is located at

the lobby of Maxims Genting Hotel (which is now known as Genting
Grand). It showcases the history of Genting Highlands including the
collection of newspaper clippings, awards, posters and much more. There is
also a video presentation of the late Tan Sri Lim Goh Tongs successful story.
Genting Grand (formerly

Maxims Genting), Genting
Highlands Resort, 69000
Genting Highlands, Pahang
It can be reached by car
through Karak highway from
Kuala Lumpur to Genting
Highlands. The Genting
Grand Hotel is within
Genting Highlands Resort.
10AM 8PM (only
Mondays Fridays)
BEYOND KLANG VALLEY
Genting Highlands
Highlands Mushroom Farm
t is probably quite unknown to most people, but this farm is worth a visit.
Housing different fungi and mushroom species, the farm warehouse is
divided to narrow alleyways leading to different sections. These mushrooms
are grown in canister-like tubes and being stacked horizontally on the shelves.
1, Lot 3707, Jalan Jati 2, Bandar Gohtong Jaya, 69000 Genting

Highlands, Pahang
By car and following the signboards to Genting Highlands on Karak
Highway and turn left at the roundabout to Gohtong Jaya. The farm is
located along the street.
10AM 8PM
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Genting Highlands
Genting Flower Farm
ocated at the same place with Genting Strawberry Farm, this flower
farm houses a variety of flora including orchids, celosias, pansies, and
even cactuses, together with a selection of spring flowers that dont
normally grow in our climate. Flower lovers are encouraged to drop by and
view the magnificent flowers by themselves.
1, Lot 3707, Jalan Jati 2, Bandar Gohtong Jaya, 69000 Genting

Highlands, Pahang
By car and following the signboards to Genting Highlands on Karak
Highway and turn left at the roundabout to Gohtong Jaya. The farm is
located along the street.
+603-61001121
9AM 6PM
www.gentingstrawberry.com
Genting Organic Bean Sprout Plantation
nside Genting Flower Farm, there is an area where organic bean sprouts
are tended. This place does not only grow the bean sprouts in pollutionfree environment, it also lets visitors purchase this vegetable. For those
who are curious to see how bean sprouts are grown are recommended to
pay a visit here as it will enlighten you with information you have not known
before.
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1, Lot 3707, Jalan Jati 2, Bandar Gohtong

Jaya, 69000 Genting Highlands, Pahang
By car and following the signboards to
Genting Highlands on Karak Highway and
turn left at the roundabout to Gohtong
Jaya. The farm is located along the street.
+603-61001121
9AM 6PM
www.gentingstrawberry.com
OUTDOOR
ACTIVITIES
alaysia has been one of the most frequented spots for outdoor
activities because fortunate for us, were always in good sunny
weather. This allows for all types of activities to run throughout
the year. A whole bunch of activities are available, even the not so
common ones such as sitting in drifting car or even flying a plane. Listed below are
businesses dedicated to adrenaline junkies out there.
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ACTIVITIES
ACTIVE WEEKEND @ SPORT CLUBS

Sports Planet Kota Damansara
Level 16, Block B, Northpoint
Office, Midvalley City, 59200 Kuala
Lumpur
www.sportsplanet.com.my
+603-20919500
De Stadium
Lot 862, Jalan Subang 8,
USJ 19, Taman Perindustrian Subang, 47500 Subang Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan.
+603-80149778
+6010-2065616
www.gofutsal.com/destadium
Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country
Resort
Jalan Bukit Kiara
Off Jalan Damansara
60000 Kuala Lumpur
+603-2093 1222
www.berjayaclubs.com
Suria Sports Badminton Center
Lot 677 Persiaran Suban Permai
USJ 1
47600 Petaling Jaya
Selangor Darul Ehsan
012 609 5707
03 8011 6039
enquiry@suriasports.com.my
Setia Badminton Academy

4, Persiaran Setia Murni,
Seksyen U13, Setia Alam,
40170, Shah Alam, Malaysia.
+603-33441466
www.setiabadminton.com.my
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Ferro Futsal
Block A, Lot 36545 Jln TS 6/1,
Taman Peridustrian Subang,
47510 Subang Jaya,
+603-80111444
www.ferrofutsal.com.my
Kajang Shooting Club
43000 Klang Valley
Kelab Golf Seri Selangor
Persiaran Damansara Indah, Off
Persiaran Tropicana
47410 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Darul Ehsan.
+603-7806 1111
www.seriselangor.com.my
TREKKING & CLIMBING
Gua Batu Maloi in Johol district,

Negeri Sembilan, will never be
accorded as cave status for
two reasons. First, its a granite
cave and secondly, since its not
a limestone cave, there are no
stalactites and stalagmites,Cave is
generally a natural underground
void that a man can enter; expert
insists that Gua Batu Maloi is, in
actual fact, a cave.
How to get there

Though located in Gunung Tampin
Forest Reserve, Gua Batu Maloi is only
accessible from Kampung Tanggai in
Johol district, about 40 minutes drive
from Tampin.
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Gua Batu Maloi
Where to stay
If you wish to take a longer caving
exploration, it is best to stay
overnight at Gua Batu Maloi base
camp.
Batu Caves
The main region of climbing in
Malaysia is in city Kuala Lumpur
Batu Caves. Batu Caves is a huge
limestone outcrop and currently
the main region for Rock Climbing
around Kuala Lumpur, hosting
8 crags and a total of about 170
routes; these climbing routes are
easily accessed as most crags start
from ground level. It's the perfect
haven for new climbers aspiring to
their first experience of climbing
natural rock.
How to get there

From Kuala Lumpur drive to Jalan
Kuching for approximately 10 KM
until you see signages for Batu
Caves. Exit and turn right follow
the main road for 200 m and exit to
"Batu Caves".
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ACTIVITIES
CYCLING
GOMBAK TO GENTING SEMPAH 45.58 kilometer
CYCLING ADVENTURE
Take a holiday where you can really

pedal away. This twowheeling
adventure will take you from
Gombak to Genting Sempah within
2 hours (average fitness level) .You
will experience the outback to the
city via country roads and to the
hillside. What a great holiday, cycling
adventure is all about having a good
time. Below is map for those who
would like do cycle manually to
Genting Sempah.
Map from
Gombak to Genting Sempah
Road Safety Tips for Beginner Cyclists

Visibility is key:
Wear bright clothes and make sure you stay in a position where
other traffic can see you.
Car doors: When riding alongside parked
cars, be wary of doors flying open in your
path. Slow down and keep your eyes peeled.
Dont hug the kerb: Dont let other traffic
think its safe to squeeze past you in the same
lane its not. Stay a metre from the kerb
and you can be seen more easily from every
direction.
Hook turns:
If youre planning to turn
right, but youre not sure
about the other traffic, make
a hook turn (move to the left,
stop in front of traffic waiting
to go the way you wish to
travel and go straight ahead
when the lights change) to
avoid crossing lanes.
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Get some company:

If youre new to riding on roads,
get a friend with a bike to show
you how theres always
safety in numbers.
The rules:
The road rules for cyclists vary slightly around
Malaysia. Youre much safer if you know what they are.
Look online to find out what the rules are for you.
Eye contact:
You cant be sure a driver knows youre there until
you make eye contact. Dont be afraid to wave just
to make sure youve been seen.
Check out these websites, if you want to join them for weekend cycling.
1. www.ppcyclists.com
2. www. pcc-cycling.freeservers.com
3. www.croszline.blogspot.com
SPORTS & MARTIAL ARTS
Chung Hwa Shaolin Goh Chor

2-3, Jalan Bandar 3, Pusat Bandar
Puchong,
47100 Puchong, Selangor
012-2295727
Muayfit
C-27-01 & C-27-06, 3 Two
Square, No. 2, Jalan 19/1,
46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
03-79604761
www.muayfit.com
Allied Gym Combat Sports

38-3, Jalan 27/70A,
Desa Sri Hartamas,
50480 Kuala Lumpur,
03-23001429
Sparta Muay Thai and Mixed
Martial Arts
A-10-09, Block A,
No 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7A,
Oasis, Ara Damansara,
47301 Petaling Jaya
03-78321108
012 - 211 8713
The Royale Ice Skating Rink

The Royale Bintang Damansara Hotel
2, Jalan PJU 7/3, Mutiara
Damansara.
47810 Petaling Jaya
012-6082011
10:00 - 22:00
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Oxbold Extreme Sports Malaysia

No 5-1, Jalan PJS 8/17,
Sunway Mentari, Bandar Sunway,
46150 Petaling Jaya
019 6638336
Open by appointment only
Asian Water Sports Village

Jalan TPT 1,
Taman Puchong Tekali,
47150 Puchong
016 2621030
info@asianwatersportsvillage.com
Perception Kayak
No. 4, Jalan 3/4C, Desa Melawati,
53100 Kuala Lumpur
019 2363013
www.perception.com.my
info@perception.com.my
Pantai Sifu Sdn. Bhd.
Pantai Satu, Port Dickson,
40460 Negeri Sembilan.
012 7193934
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SPORTS & MARTIAL ARTS

Subang Racquet & Golf Centre
This sports centre was launched on 8th
January 2005 where 32 teams took part
without paying entry fees and walked
away with cash prizes, medals, trophies
and goodie bags sponsored by 100 Plus.
Other than being the oldest sports centre in Subang Jaya which caters futsal,
badminton, driving range golf and table
tennis to its customers. They also provide FIFA recommended turf with latest
technology specs for football and futsal.
Lot 9578, Jalan SS16/1, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan
+603-5633 7318 /
+603-5637 5516
3K Inn & Sports Complex

Fun is a permanent resident at 3K Inn
& Sports Complex Subang Jaya, and
with so many sports facilities, it has
become a haven of all-out leisure and
recreation. This is a place where you
can play a set of tennis or badminton,
splash around the pool with family or friends, and then take a break
when the action gets too much. The
inns clean, homey rooms are the perfect breathing spaces for pleasurable
vacations. Facilities include indoor
Olympic-size swimming pool, childrens pool, 3K Fitness Gym, mini stadium, football field, 5 indoor badminton courts, tennis court, squash court
and table tennis.
Jalan SS 13/1, Off Persiaran

Kewajipan, 47500 Subang Jaya
+603-5638 1591 /158
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The Challenger Sports Centre

(Petaling Jaya Branch)
The Challenger Sports Centre consists
of indoor badminton courts, indoor
and outdoor futsal courts, air-conditioned snooker room and table tennis tables. The premises are relatively
huge and easy to locate. In addition
to that, this sports centre has ample
parking spaces which are well lit and
guarded with security surveillances
to ensure customers safety at the
centre at all times. Additionally, they
also provide in-house professional
badminton coaching services. Training classes ranges from beginners,
intermediate, advance, and state level
training are available at a reasonable
and affordable fees.
118, Jalan Semangat, 46200,

Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul
Ehsan.
03-7955 3311 , 03-7955 0033
03-7954 5575
gavin@thechallenger.com.my
Coffee Culture
lthough Malaysia is not the birthplace of famous and commercial coffee types in
the world, but Malaysians enjoy their own cup of coffee. We dont have the classic cafes
like those that can be found in New York, Milan or Melbourne, but we love our kopitiams.
Come and join us as we proudly introduce our local coffee to all of the curious coffee
lovers out there.
The local coffee beans are either roasted with margarine or sesame seeds for a smokey
and robust flavor. Some roasters are ancient and can be identified from the black, sootfilled ceilings. No matter where the coffee is served in Malaysia, the locals enjoy having
it with toasts spread with kaya, which is a type of coconut jam as one of the choices for
breakfast.
Approximately 25,000 hectares of land in Malaysia are reserved for coffee agriculture,
especially in Kelantan, Kedah, Terengganu, Selangor, Melaka and Sabah, producing
both the lower grade Robusta and higher grade Arabica coffee plants with 95% of the
crop is Liberica coffee even though it accounts only 2% of the worlds coffee production.
Coffee in kopitiam or mamak restaurants can be enjoyed anytime even though the
local coffee culture is affected by the likes of modern coffee culture such as Starbucks
and Coffee Bean. Local coffee consumers still look for Malaysian coffee no matter how.
Therefore, the local coffee is expanding and being sold depending on the customers
preferences.
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Types Of Local Coffee

Kopi
This is a common term for coffee to order when you would
like a cup of white coffee with sweetened condensed milk
rather than the Western version with sugar and creamer.
Kopi is always the favorite among locals as it goes together
with Malaysian breakfast meals such as roti canai, nasi
lemak or kaya toast. It is also typical for the coffee to be
prepared with the condensed milk still at the bottom of
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mixed the coffee themselves. This type is served hot as well as
cold with ice cubes, depending on the customers order.
Kopi-O
Locals love black coffee too. Kopi-O is a version of coffee
with only sugar and without any milk or its substances.
Being served either hot or cold, this is a perfect choice
for coffee lovers who do not prefer the taste of milk added
in it. It can be a little bit bitter for some people, though,
depending on the place the coffee beans were produced
and how they were roasted.
Kopi Kosong
With kosong meaning
zero, the coffee is
served without sugar
and not even milk. This
is dedicated for the true
coffee lovers who enjoy
the pure taste of coffee.
If youre on a diet or a
vegetarian, then this is a
choice of coffee for you.
Kopi C
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Originated from Hainanese, C which

resembles the sound of Xi in their
language which means fresh is to
identify the usage of fresh evaporated
milk inside the coffee rather than the
condensed milk which is used in the
common kopi. This version of coffee
can be chosen from sweetened to
unsweetened as well as hot and cold.
Doi Chaang
Originated from Chiang Rai province of

northern Thailand, this gourmet coffee is
prepared from roasted organic Arabica
coffee beans and the skills for cultivating
the plants have been passed to Malaysia.
Although the price can be higher, once
you encounter a restaurant that serves
this premium coffee in the menu, you must
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a try. Just like any other beverages, this
coffee comes with several other preferences
depending on the customers such as latte,
iced and much more.
Kopi Luwak
SPECIAL FEATURE: COFFE CULTURE
Specialty Coffee in Malaysia
Produced in Indonesia, this coffee is considered exotic

and the most famous in the whole world. The coffee
beans are gathered from excrement of civets or luwak
which are naturally attracted to ripe fruits and consume
the coffee berries. The coffee beans, being harvested
in small batches, are one of the most expensive foods
ever existed. After harvested, the beans are cleaned
well and they will go through the usual
process until they become a drink. It is indeed a kind of coffee
that you would be hesitant to try, but dont worry, the taste
will not disappoint you.
Ipoh White Coffee
A coffee which originated from the city Ipoh in Perak,

Malaysia, is roasted with only palm-oil margarine
without any sugar or wheat as traditionally done for
roasting the common Malaysian black coffee. The
coffee comes out in a less dark roast, resulting in the
generic term of Ipoh white coffee which has nothing
to do with its color, but more towards how it was
roasted. Due to its popularity, Ipoh white coffee can
be found almost in any coffee shops and it has also
been produced premixed.
Commercial Coffee
The modern coffee, evolving from locals

who went abroad to study about coffee
and returned to the country as baristas to
introduce the coffee they have experienced
overseas, has become one of the locals
favorites. It appears into variations such as
espresso, latte, cappuccino and much more.
Other than being commercialized by foreign
brands such as Starbucks and Coffee Bean,
local cafes are also growing and serving
coffee that is roasted and brewed in their
own cafes, playing catch up with one another
trying to retain their customers.
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Kopitiams in Klang Valley
Yut Kee Kopitiam

35, Jalan Dang Wangi, Dang
Wangi, 50100 KL
+603- 2298 8108
8am 6pm
(Tues- Sun, closed on Mondays)
Uncle Lims Caf

LG 15 (P1), IKANO Power Centre, No.
2, Jalan PJU 7/2, Mutiara Damansara,
47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
+603-7725 4381
9.30 am - 10.00 pm (Weekdays)
9.30 am - 10.30 pm (Sat & Sun)
Annie 1 Kopitiam
20, Jalan SS21/58, Damansara
Uptown, 47400 Petaling Jaya,
Damansara Utama
+6016-660 8816, +6012-336 9328
7.30am 9pm (Mon - Fri)
8.30am 3.30pm (Sat Sun)
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Hayaki Kopitiam
87-G, Platinum Walk, No.2,
Jalan Langkawi, 53300
Setapak, KL
+603-4142 2477
Open 24 hours.
SPECIAL FEATURE: COFFE CULTURE
Kopitiams in Malaysia
LonBay Caf
LG-13, Paradigm Mall, SS 7/26A, 47301
Kelana Jaya, Selangor
+603-7887 5258, +6012-225 5258
10am 10.30pm
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Kopitiams in Malaysia
Artisan Roast
Coffee
LG-13, Paradigm Mall,
SS 7/26A, 47301 Kelana
Jaya, Selangor
+603-7733 6397
8am 12am (Mon Fri)
9am 12am (Sat & Sun,
public holidays)
Doi Chaang Coffee

49, LG2, Block D, Jaya One, 72A,
Jalan Universiti, 46200 Petaling
Jaya
+6012-688 1344
9am - 7pm (Closed on Sundays)
Antipodean Bangsar
No. 20, Jalan Telawi 2, Bangsar,
Kuala Lumpur
Phone: +603 2282 0411
8am 10pm (Sun Thu)
8am 11pm (Fri Sat)
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Shopping
Time!
Shopping Spree in Style!
alaysia is popular with the MEGA SALES every quarter of the year.
Shopping in Malaysia is an adventure of discovery. Since it is situated at
the crossroads of Asia, it presents to tourists the best that the region can
offer. It has rare treasures of the Orient, branded designer goods, and even
intricate local handicrafts. The exemption of duty on certain items has also resulted
in more competitive pricing and made shopping in Malaysia much more attractive
option.
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SHOPPING
SHOPPING TIMES
AEON Bukit Tinggi, Klang
The biggest shopping centre in Klang, The AEON Bukit Tinggi Shopping Centre
opened its wings in November 2007, boasting over 5,000 parking bays and over
160 retail outlets.
1, Persiaran Batu Nilam 1/KS 6, 41200

Klang, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
+603 3326 2370
http://www.jusco.com.my/
2.993656, 101.444485
Anggerik Mall, Shah Alam
Theres definitely something that meets the eyes of everyone from shopping to
dining in this chic mall. Situated in the prime location in Selangor state capital,
Shah Alam, it offers a wide array of retail stores, beauty centres, accessories,
florist, used items and travel agencies.
No. 5, Jalan 14/8, Seksyen 14, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
3.071310, 101.519634
Citta Mall, Ara Damansara
Inspired by the environment, this community
mall is the first of its kind; an open-spaced mall
with abundant parking lots surrounded by
greeneries. Whats more, you will be spoilt for
choices when it comes to selecting restaurants
or cafes to chill out.
1, Jalan PJU 1A/48,

Ara Damansara,
47301 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
+603-7662 5000
http://www.citta.com.my/
3.111760, 101.579375
SACC Mall
Hailed as the Specialty Lifestyle mall,
SACC boasts a total of 142 shop lots
from premium brands to affordable
bargains with aplenty restaurants
that can satisfy your palate.
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SACC Mall, Jalan Perbadanan

14/9, Pusat Bandar Shah Alam,
40000 Shah Alam, Selangor.
+603 5510 5400 / +603 5510
4600
http://www.saccmall.com/
main/index.php
3.071952,101.518042
Klang Parade, Klang

Renowned as one of the largest onestop shopping malls in Klang, Klang
Parade vastly offers shops from
fashion, gift, souvenirs, timepieces,
household goods to furnishing
products.
Klang Parade 2112, Jalan Meru,

41050 Klang, Selangor.
+603 3343 7889
3.063317, 101.453394
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SHOPPING TIMES
Setia City Mall, Shah Alam
Be spellbound by the exterior of the mall as it houses an alfresco dining precinct,
a 10.5 acre park, a water jet plaza and ultramodern childrens play activities. Walk
through the mall of 740,000 square feet with
over 2,500 car parks and 240 retailers across 4
levels; indeed an ideal choice for all.
http://www.setiacitymall.com/
+603-3375 8788
3.108849,101.460453
SSTwo Mall, Petaling Jaya
Providing a lifestyle neighborhood shopping experience, SStwo mall is derived
by a hybrid concept that combines a retail mall with an outdoor and cosy dining
area. Spreading across five retail levels, this mall houses around 200 tenants
including Dynasty Dragon Chinese Restaurant, Home-Fix, TBM, Pet Lovers Center,
Times Bookstore and Secret Recipe.
SStwo Mall, No.40, Jalan SS 2/72,

47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor,
Malaysia.
+603-7960 5000
http://sstwomall.com.my/
3.12089,101.626385
South City Plaza, Seri Kembangan
A community mall strategically located in Seri Kembangan, South City Mall
houses a long stretch of shops and food outlets with Giant Hypermarket as the
main tenant.
South City Plaza, Persiaran Serdang

Perdana, Taman Serdang Perdana,
Seksyen 1, 43300 Seri Kembangan,
Selangor.
+603-8948 1888
http://www.southcity.com.my/
3.028273,101.710111
Subang Parade, Subang Jaya
Indeed a long-standing pride of Subang, this shopping mall continues to
amaze its customers with one of the towns best customer service experience. It
currently houses over 160 specialty stores with aplenty good restaurants.
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No. 5, Jalan SS16/1, 47500 Subang Jaya,

Selangor Darul Ehsan.
+603 5032 9778
http://www.hektargroup.com/
subangparade/
3.081937,101.584522
Eating Out
A big delight in every bite
Malaysian Food is not one particular distinction of food but a culinary

diversity originating from its multi-ethnic population of Malay, Indian
and Chinese. There are also cuisines that have evolved from the
meeting of cultures notably those of the Nyonya and Indian Muslims
communities. Western cuisines, especially Continental and Mediterranean fare, are
also available in the major cities. Indeed, Malaysia as a meeting place of both eastern
and western cultures has produced a most diverse culinary melting pot. A brief look
into the past and how this multi-ethnic country came to be, is essential in order to
comprehend how such a cosmic array of food, has now come to be known all over
the world as Malaysian Food. Presented here are some of the various delicious and
popular dishes from this rainbow of gastronomic spectrum, with pictures from each
unique ethnic kitchen.
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MALAY / INDONESIAN
Songket Restaurant
Must try: Rusuk Panggang
29, Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, 50450,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-21613331
Yusoof dan Zakhir

Must try: Lamb Curry
42, 44, 46 Jalan Hang Kasturi,
50050, Kuala Lumpur
+603-20268685
Village Park Restaurant

Must try: Crispy deep fried
chicken with Nasi Lemak
5 Jalan SS21/37, 47400, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-77107860
Bijan
Must try: Durian Cheesecake
3 Jalan Ceylon, Kuala Lumpur
+603-20313575
Waroeng Penyet
Must try: Ayam Penyet
G.01, Harbour Place Mall,
Persiaran Raja Muda Musa, 41200
Klang, Selangor.
+603-3381 7778
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CHINESE
Shang Palace
Must try: KwayTeow
11 Jalan Sultan Ismail, Shangri-La
Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
+603-2032 2388
EATING OUT
Din Tai Fung Pavilion KL

Must try: Xio Long Bao
Lot 6.01.05, level 6, Pavilion
Kuala Lumpur, 168 Jalan Bukit
Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
Five Sen5es
Must try: Dim Sum
199 Jalan Bukit Bintang, The
Westin Hotel, 55100, Kuala lumpur
+603-2773 8338
Canton-i
Must try: Hong Kong Signature
Prawn Wonton Noodles
G1.112, Blue Zone, Ground
Floor, Sunway Pyramid, No.3. Jalan
PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway, 46150
Petaling Jaya
+603-5636 2888
Taynton Fish Head Noodle

Must Try: Fishball noodle soup
63, Jalan Dato Haji Harun,
Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
+6016-9837728
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INDIAN
Tasty Chapathi Restaurant
Must try: Butter chicken with
Chapathi
Lot B-0-3, No. 378 Viva Mall,
Jalan Kasipillay, 51200, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-40432636
Betel Leaf
Must try: Malai Kofta with rice and
naan
Lebuh Ampang, 50100, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-20342399
Tgs Nasi Kandar

Must try: Cheese with Raisin naan
3 Tengkat Tong Shin, 50200,
Kuala Lumpur
+6019-3350490
Sangeetha
Must try: Kadaipaneer
65 Lebuh Ampang, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-2032 3333
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Kasmir Valley
Must try: Paneer Tikka
65, Jalan Thambi Pillai, Kuala
Lumpur
Bakti Woodlands
Must try: Lunch specials
55 LebohAmpang, 50100, Kuala
Lumpur
INDIAN
Aryan Restaurant
Must try: Mint and yoghurt
chutney
Ground floor, Quality Hotel City
Centre Jalan Raja Laut 12, 50350,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-26919245
EATING OUT
Chat Masala
Must try: Puri
259-G JalanTunSambanthan,
50470, Kuala Lumpur
+603-22603244
Annalakshmi
Must try: Sambar
114-115 JalanBerhala, 50470,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-2272 3799
Sams Kitchen
Must try: Peppered mutton curry
234 JalanMakhota, 55100, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-92818839
Nawabs Authentic Moghul

Restaurant
Must try: Masala papad
Lot 2, Chulan Square | Jalan Raja
Chulan, 50250, Kuala lumpur
+603-2143 2828
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ASIAN FUSION
Daikanyama
Must try: Octopus wasabi shot
42 Changkat Bukit Bintang,
50200, Kuala Lumpur
+6017-00815035
Caf WIP
Must try: Chicken vindaloo
25 Jalan Maarof, Kuala Lumpur
+603-20941789
Melbourne Peking Duck

Must try: Peking Duck
24-1 JalanTelawi 3, 59100, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-22021588
Ploy
Must try: Linguini beef bacon
G-02 WismaAntah, 50490, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-20950999
Lemon Garden Cafe
Must try: Tenderloin steak
Shangri-La hotel, 11 Jalan Sultan
Ismail, 50250, Kuala Lumpur
+603-20743900
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Table 23
Must try: Guinnes Chocolate cake
23 JalanMesui, 50200, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-21410023
Radheys Pure Vegetarian

Must try: Chilli pizza
1 Lorong Padang Belia , 58100,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-22725227
Mojo Restaurant and Bar
Must try: Fish chop
42, JalanDoraisamy, 50300,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-26977999
ASIAN FUSION
Fuzio Bar Kuala Lumpur
Must try: Pork pizza and satay
24 Jalan Datuk Sulaiman, 60000,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-2110030
D Legends Bar
Must try: Beef carpaccio
29 JalanBerangan, 50200, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-77256270
EATING OUT
Station One
Must try: IkanBakar
No. I-G, Jalan SP1, Selayang
Point, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor
Darul Ehsan
+603-6120 1389
Melting Pot Cafe

Must try: Kwaiteau
2 Jalan Sultan Ismail, Concorde
Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
+603-21442200
Simply Mels MalaccaPortuguese Cuisine

Must try: Keluak Curry
Unit 1-1A, 1st floor; The sphere,
8 JalanKerinchi, 59200, Kuala
Lumpur
+6012-4289890
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JAPANESE/KOREAN
Suki-Ya
Must try: Hot pot
168 Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala
Lumpur
+603 2074 3900
Fukuya
Must try: Full course sushi lunch
menu
9 JalanDelima, 55100, Kuala
LumpurLumpur
+603-21441022
Sushi Zanmai
Must try: Scallop sushi
T-217, 3rd floor; The Gardens,
59200, Kuala Lumpur
+603-22811160
Hanare Authentic Japanese

Cuisine
Must try: Sunday brunch buffet
The Intermark, 182
JalanTunRazak, Kuala Lumpur
+603-21642133
Izakaya Shuraku
Must try: Roasted aubergines
13-2 Jalan Solaris 1, 50480,
Kuala Lumpur
+6017-00814748
Hokkaido Ramen Santouka

Must try: Pork cheek ramen
Lot 6.24.04, Level 6; Pavilion
KL, 168 Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100, Kuala Lumpur
+603-21438878
Express Teppanyaki
Must try: Tenderloin
Food republic at Pavilion KL,
168 Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100,
Kuala Lumpur
+603 21438878
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Da On Fine Korean Cuisine

Must try: Bulgogi
Lot 6.40.00. Level 6; Pavilion
KL, 168 Jalan Bukit Bintang,
Kuala Lumpur
+601 700814748
MIDDLE EASTERN
Al Rawsha Restaurant
Must try: Kebsa rice
8 Jalan Kampung Pendan,
55100, Kuala Lumpur
+603-9200 6600
Al-Amar
Must try: Mixed grill
Lot 6.10. Level 6 Pavilion Kuala
Lumpur, 168 Jalan Bukit
Bintang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur
+603-21661011
Al Bait
Must try: Tabbouleh
50200, Kuala Lumpur
+603-2141 9007
EATING OUT
Hadramawt Restaurant
Must try: Mixed appetizers
platter
Lot 314, JalanAmpang, 50450,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-42560678
Naab Restaurant
Must try: MirzaGhasemi
130 Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100, Kuala Lumpur
+603-21433949
Persia Restaurant
Must try: Grilled Chicken
Ampang Wall Mall, 218,
JalanAmpang, Kuala Lumpur
+603-21644454
Safa Restaurant
Must try: Chicken and lamb mandy
Palma Hotel Ampang,
JalanSelaman Palm Square,
68000, Ampang, Kuala Lumpur
+603-133022221
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FOOD REVIEW
ooking for a Casual French dining experience!!! Look no further as our food review
team indulged in the fantastic dinner experience of Topshelf Restaurant@TTDI.
Located at Lorong Rahim Kajai 13, the restaurant is run by Managing Partner
Hairenna Othman and Chef Patron Christopher Yee. With their combine experience,
Topshelf has been serving Casual French dishes for almost 2 years.
Chef Christopher and Hairenna started us off with Moules Marinierre which is mussels
cooked in white wine, Escargot au beurre baked snails with butter and herbs, Salad
Nicoise a lovely dish of fresh greens served with tomatoes, quail eggs and tuna. We
then was served our main course Beef Bourguinon which is a slow cooked beef in red
wine served with mash potatoes and vegetables, lastly we had the Confit de canard
which is the star of the meal. This dish is a duck confit served with fondant potatoes
with long beans and salad. For our dessert, we had Malibu Parfait and their famous
Crme Brulee.
We recommend anyone who is looking for French cuisine or wanting to try something
different, do visit Topshelf Restaurant@TTDI Im sure you will walk away satisfied.
ll of the TGIF restaurants in Malaysia are under the Chaswood Company as well.
ChasWood Resources is the largest multi-concept and multi-format operator
in the food and beverage industry in Malaysia. TGIF is an American restaurant
chain focusing on casual dining, casual dining is an original American term for a
category of restaurants between fast food and fine dining. TGIF has an international
concept for all of their restaurants, this means that wherever you come in a TGIF
restaurant you will have the same menu all over the world. Nowadays this company
operates 1000 restaurants in 59 countries all over the world.
At the Fridays restaurant you have different types of international food. You can order
some small appetizers for yourself or a big-enough-to-share platter with different
types of appetizers to share with your family and friends. For the main dish you can
choose different types of steak or different types of burgers. Besides the appetizers
and main dishes they also have a lot of variety for the desserts as well. For this
restaurant is doesnt matter which day it is at TGIF you feel like every day is a Friday.
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EATING OUT
amplings on the Fourteen is a fine dining fusion outlet initially set up by Berjaya
University College of Hospitality. During daytime, it functions as a training
platform for the students and before night falls, the renowned Chef Val and
his team takes over the limelight. This restaurant is a perfect place for a quiet dining
getaway with breathtaking, unparalleled views of the city.
The ambiance is posh-looking and dimly lit. The best venue for romantic dates.
Couples, do check out the window seats which are over-looking the magnificent KL
view. Their a la carte menu consists of western classic fine dining cuisine that covers
all 7 courses - To Begin, To Warm, To Grain, To Fish, To Meat, To Grill and To Finish.
Editors Pick : Seared Foie Gras and Lamb Shank with Gremolata
Samplings on the Fourteen
14th Floor, East Tower,
1, Jalan Imbi,
55100 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tel: +603 2117 8000 ext 8131
Fax: +603 2117 8155
Email: bth.samplings@berjayahotel.com
Business Hours: 6.30pm 10.30pm (Monday to Saturday)
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SPANISH
Pinchos
Must try: Eggplant Parmesan
18 JalanChankat Bukit Bintang,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-21458482
El Cerdo
Must try: Seafood Cataplana
43, 45 Changkat Bukit
Bintang, 50200, Kuala Lumpur
+603-21450511
Pisco Bar
Must try: Grilled lamb
29 Jalan Mesui,
Kuala lumpur
+603 21450511
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Pampas Grill and bar

Must try: Rib Eye
50200, Kuala Lumpur
+603-21485548
THAI & VIETNAMESE
EATING OUT
Sao Nam Vietnamese Cuisine

Must try: Vietnamese
Pancake-Bahn Xeo
25 Tengkat Tong Shin, Bukit
Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
603-21441225
12pm2.30 pm, 7pm10.30 pm
(Daily)
www.saonam.com.my
Mekong House
Must try: Lemongrass Chicken
LG 2-5, Syopz @ The Boardwalk, Taylors
Lakeside Campus,
No.2, Jalan Taylors, Subang Jaya, Selangor.
+603- 5631 6617
15:00 - 22:00 (Mon-Fri) ,
10:00 - 22:00 (Sat-Sun)
www.fb/pages/Mekong-House-TaylorUniversity-Lakeside-Campus
Flying Chillies
Must try: Sizzling Butter River
Prawn in Hot Plate
T219, Third Floor, The Gardens,
Midvalley City, Lingkaran Syed
Putra, 59200 Kuala Lumpur.
+603-22877708
10:00 -22:00 (Daily)
www.seacuisine.com.my
Im Spicy
Must try: Fish Wrap
Ground Floor, No.1 Jalan 17/45,
Section 17, Petaling Jaya
603-79542281
12:00 - 15:00 & 18:00 22:00
(Tuesday Closed)
www.fb.com/imspicythai
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FOOD COURT
Food Court
Dining in KL would not be complete, of course if you do not try what this city is
famous for its street food at food court. Food is available at almost every corner of
KLs roads, plus plenty of food bazaars, night markets and hawker centres. However,
with the weather being what it is, hawker centres and food courts in KLs shopping
malls play their much- appreciated part. In these comfortable air conditioned
spaces, you can enjoy almost all examples of street food in hygienic conditions.
Feast Village
LG, Starhill Gallery, Bukit
Bintang
Food Republic
Pavilion KL, Bukit Bintang
Sungei Wang Food Court

Sungei Wang Plaza
Hutong @ Lot10
LG, Lot 10 , Bukit Bintang
Food Garden
LG, The Gardens Mall
Eat Food Village
Burp!
Bangsar Shoppng Centre
LG, Publika, Solaris Dutamas
Rasa Food Arena And

Signatures Food Court
Suria KLCC Food Court
Oasis And Food

Junction
6th Floor, Mid Valley
Megamall
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Croisette Cafe
Must try: Caesar Salad
28-0-3 (level 3) Cascadium
Condominum Jalan Penaga Bukit
Bandaraya 59100 Kuala Lumpur.
+6014-6657944
11:45 -23:46 (Daily)
www.fb.com/Croisettecafe
Lavein Boulangerie & Patisserie

Must try: Cream Cheese Danish
No. No. 7, Jalan Delima 55100
Kuala Lumpur.
+603-2142 6611
7am-9pm (Daily)
enquiry@levain.com.my
www.levain.com.my
EATING OUT
Living Food Bistro and Cafe

G-04, Menara Tan & Tan, Jalan Tun Razak,
Kuala Lumpur.
+603-21812778 / +6016-888 9123
8:00 - 22:00 (Closed on Sunday)
www.livingfoodmy.com
Typica Cafe
Must try: Ice Drip Mango Coffee
GL-08, G Floor,Shaw Parade,
Cangkat Thambi Dollah, 55100
Kuala Lumpur +603-21450328
11:00 - 21:00 (Daily)
Winter Warmers Coffee and Tea
Must try: English style
flavoured tea
86-G Jln PJU 7/3, The Curve,
Mutiara Damansara 47800
Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
+603-7725 0848
10:00 -22:00 (Daily)
www.winterwarmers.net
Swich Cafe
Must try: The Beef and the Barbie
M-01, Mezzanine Floor, Block B,
HP Tower, 12, Jalan Gelanggang,
Damansara Heights.
+6018-5995152
10am-3pm (Closed on Weekends)
swicherie@gmail.com
www.swichcafe.com
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NIGHT LIFT
Night Life
alaysia is known for its liveliest night entertainment which offers

endless choices when it comes to after-dark amusement. Nightlife in
the country is alive and vibrant with captivating nightspots ranging
from jazz bars, karaoke lounges, pubs, pool halls, disocs, dance clubs
and wine bars. Loose yourself to the rhythm of the night and feel the energy! Party
hoppers and nightlife lovers dancing-oput to rock the nightclubs which created the
backbone of the pulsating nightlife in Malaysia.
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CLUBS/BARS/PUBS
DANCEFLOOR ODYSSEY
No.28, Jala n D orais a my, As ian

Herita ge R ow, 503 00 K uala Lumpur
+60 3 269 43 34 1
+603 26 94 416 7
@ sam@loftahr.com.my
http://www.facebook.com/pages/PlanX/
40183924982939
G6 Club
RT-1,Roof Top The Gardens, Mid
Valley City, Lingakaran Syed Putra,
59200 Kuala Lumpur.
019-4090066
9pm-3am (Daily)
www.fb.com/pages/Gsix-gardens
@LOFT
Where Nite Comes Alive
NIGHT LIFT
@PLAN-X
No.38, Jalan Doraisamy, Asian Heritage

Row, 50300 Kuala Lumpur
+603 26943341
+603 26944167
@ sam@loftahr.com.my
http://www.facebook.com/at.loft?fref=ts
Waikiki Bar
No 1, Lorong Sultan, Petaling Jaya
46200 Selangor, Malaysia.
+603-7957 3040
5.30pm-2am (Daily)
waikikitoo@gmail.com
Head Quartrs Bistro

Blk C, Unit 37, Level B2, Phase
1, Jaya One, No. 72A Jalan
Universiti 46200 Petaling Jaya
+603-7955 5880
11am-1am (Daily)
www.thehq.my
iDarts
3-46, The Scott Garden, 289, Jalan Kelang Lama, 58000, Kuala Lumpur.
+603-79821550
5pm-3am (Daily)
www.idarts.com.my
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NIGHT LIFT
The Bee
Unit C-03 & C-03A, Block C,
Sunway Giza Mall, No. 2, Jalan PJU
5/14,
PJU 5, Kota Damansara,
47810 Petaling Jaya
603-7960 2160
9am-Late (Mon-Fri)
10am-Late (Sat-Sun)
www.thebee.com.my
Afterwerk
G-02 & 03, The Scott Garden,
289 Jalan Klang Lama,
58100 Kuala Lumpur.
+603-79820700
4pm-3am (Daily)
www.AfterWerk.com.my
Bulldog English Pub &

Restaurant
31 Jalan Sri Hartamas 7
Taman Sri Hartamas
50480 Kuala Lumpur
+603-62014484
4pm-3am (Daily)
www.bulldog.com.my
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Euphoria by Ministry of Sound

Sunway Giza Mall, No. 2, Jalan PJU
5/14,
47810 Petaling Jaya
+603-74951786
4pm-3am (Daily)
www.euphoria.com.my
Movida
Sunway Giza Mall,
No. 2, Jalan PJU 5/14,
47810 Petaling Jaya
+603-61418022
4pm-3am (Daily)
www.movida.com.my
D Legends Bar
24, Jalan Datuk Sulaiman,
Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000
Kuala Lumpur.
+603-77256270
11am-2am (Daily)
www.fb.com/dLegendsbar
CLUBS/BARS/PUBS
SkyBar
Traders Hotel, Jalan Pinang, KL
+603-2332 9888
11am-1am (Sun-Thu)
11am-3am (Fri-Sat & A day
before PH)
www.skybar.com.my
NIGHT LIFT
Smores
The Sphere Bangsar South
Unit G2, Jalan Kerinchi,
59200 Kuala Lumpur
+603-22400069
5pm-3am (Daily)
reservation@smores.com.my
Malones Irish Restaurant & Bar

Lot G48 Ground Floor Suria
KLCC, Jalan Ampang, 50088
Kuala Lumpur.
+603-21662257
10am-12am (Daily)
www.malones.my
Eckywoobee
Lot C-1-3, TTDI Plaza, Jalan Wan
Kadir 3, TTDI, Kuala Lumpur
+603-77270648
12pm-2.30om &
5pm-12am (Daily)
Pulse Ultra Club

Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur,
160, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala
Lumpur.
+603-21174888
7pm-3am (Daily)
www.millenniumhotels.com
The Geographer Adventure

Restaurant & Bar
A-G-38, IOI Boulevard, Jalan
Kenari 5, Bandar Puchong Jaya,
47170 Puchong, Selangor.
+603-80790605
11am-2am (Daily)
www.geo-adventure.com.my
Lobby Restaurant & Lounge
L1-2, Office Tower 1,
Jalan Nagasari, Kuala Lumpur.
+603-2141 3779
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Tempat
NIGHT
LIFT Menarik
CLUBS/BARS/PUBS
Zouk
113, Jalan Ampang 50450 Kuala
Lumpur Malaysia
+603-21711997
10pm-3am (Closed on Monday)
info@zoukclub.com.my
The Moon
2, Jalan Medan Setia 2, Bukit
Damansara, 50490 Kuala
Lumpur
+603-23855288
12pm-2.30pm (Mon-Fri)
5pm-2am (Sat), 5pm - 1am (Sun)
www.fb.com/TheMoonBarKL
Hard Rock Caf
Ground Floor, Wisma
Concorde, No 2, Jalan
Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala
Lumpur.
+603-27155555
11.30am-2am (Sun-Thu)
11.30am-3am (Fri-Sat)
www.hardrock.com.my
Bentlys Pub
Intercontinental Hotel, 1st Floor,
165, Jalan Ampang,
Kuala Lumpur.
+603-2161 1111
5 Seasons
E-35-1, 3 Two square, Jln 19/1,
46300 Petaling Jaya.
012-2055788
11am-1am (Daily)
5seasonslds351@gmail.com
Luna Bar
Menara Panglobal, Jalan
Punchak, off Jalan P Ramlee,
50250 Kuala Lumpur.
+603-2332 7777
5pm-1am (Mon)
5pm-3am (Tue-Fri)
10am-3am (Sat)
10am-1am (Sun)
www.pacific-regency.com
Luna Bar
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Beach Club Cafe
Beach Club Caf

97 Jalan P Ramlee
50250 Kuala Lumpur
+603-21669919
5pm-3am (Daily)
www.beachclubcafe.com
SPA
SPA
In our world of non-stop communication,
increasing career and family demands,
economic uncertainty and escalating
demands for time, finding ways to
balance our life load can be challenging.
With so many things competing for our
attention, its difficult to find the time to
care for ourselves. Are you one in millions
who have felt the difference in life when
you make the time to visit a spa?
Spas offer a time and place to relax
and disconnect from the world as you
recharge your mind, body and spirit.
The opportunity to bring your physical,
mental, emotional and spiritual selves
back into alignment. In whatever amount

of time you can afford, spas provide peace,
relaxation and guidance to help create a
healthier lifestyle.
With many options available, todays spas
offer experiences as unique as you are. So
go ahead, make the time to care for yourself.
Visit a spa to begin your journey towards
healthy living by exploring the abundance
of options available in a spa lifestyle.
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MenjelahanSPA
Tempat Menarik
SPA
Mandara Spa
Sunway Resort Hotel and Spa
Persiaran Lagoon, Bandar Sunway
46150, Petaling Jaya, Selangor DarulEhsan
+60 3 7495 2080
Email: Malaysia@mandaraspa.com
Website: http://kualalumpur.sunwayhotels.
com/
10AM 9 PM (Daily)
Anggun Spa
Hotel Maya Kuala Lumpur (Level 3)
138 JalanAmpang
50450 Kuala Lumpur
+60 3 2711 8866 (ext 290)
http://www.hotelmaya.com.my/explore-maya/anggun-spa
7AM* 10PM (Daily)
The Spa at Mandarin Oriental
Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur
+60 3 23808888
mokul-spa@mohg.com
Website: http://www.mandarinoriental.com/
kualalumpur/luxury-spa/
The Asia Spa

No 33, 1st Floor,
Jalan Yap Kwan Seng,
50450, Kuala Lumpur
+603-2289 0901/ 1300 88 9666
10:00 to 00:00 Daily
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Elysyle Spa
Lot 1-3, Penthouse,
Wisma Elken,
Batu 5, Jalan Kelang Lama,
58000 Kuala Lumpur.
+603-7785 1111
+603-7788 7777
Tue Sat : 10:30 19:30
Sun / Ph : 10:30 17:30
(Closed on Mon)
SPA
Spa Village
SPA
A retreat within KL, the luxurious Spa Village is perfect for those who
are too busy to get some time off from their daily routine to relax and
rejuvenate. Therapies at this urban retreat range from the most traditional
Malay treatments, through to the Sensory Room, which provides a
combination of sensory sensations. For skin care, products from world
renowned Swedish Kerstin Florin line are used.
The Ritz Carlton KL,
168 Jalan Imbi KL

03-2782 9090
www.spavillage.com
Jentayu Spa
No. 5 Block D2 Level G4 Solaris
Dutamas (Publika)
50480 Kuala Lumpur
+603-62053402
10am-8pm (Daily)
www.jentayuspa.com.my
Tucked away in a multi- level bungalow,

the Jentayu Spa is a haven for those
in search of complete relazation and
indulgence. The great ambience and
tranquility, the soothing music and
warm healing hands of therapists at this
spa makes for a great setting to soothe
your body and mind.
Rimba Spa at Royale Bintang Hotel

The Royale Bintang Hotel,
17-21, Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100 Kuala Lumpur.
+603-21412766
11am-12.30 midnight (daily)
enquiries@royale-bintang-hotel.com.my
www.royale-bintang-hotel.com.my
JoJoBa Spa
Berjaya Times Square Hotel & Convention
Centre, 15th Floor, East Wing Tower
No. 1, Jalan Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
+603-21417766
+ 603-21414766
11am-12.30 midnight
enquiry@jojoba.com.my
www.jojoba.com.my
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Tempat Menarik
SPA
Morino Kaze
Lot S2.3-S2.6,
2nd Floor Piccolo Galleria
101, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100,
Kuala Lumpur
603-21411961
11am-1am (Daily)
www.morinokaze.com.my
Liang Xian Spa

Lots 1-01 & 1-02 Level 1,
Wisma Bukit Bintang,
28 Jalan Bukit Bintang
55100 Kuala Lumpur
603-2145 2663 /
603-2143 9218
11am-3am (Daily)
lx-relax@streamyx.com
www.liangxin.com.my
The Sompoton Spa

1B, East Wing, Istana Hotel, Jalan
Raja Chulan, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
603-21488910
10am-9pm (Daily)
megan@sompotonspa.com
www.sompotonspa.com
Sembunyi Spa
Persiaran Multimedia
63000 Cyberjaya
Selangor, Malaysia
+603- 8312-7000
+603-8312-7001
10am - 10pm
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HEALTH & BAUTY
Health &
Beauty
Malaysia Boleh!
f youre looking for medical tourism, Malaysia is the preferred country in

Asia for medical tourism. In addition to being a tourist destination known
for its cultural, historical and natural attractions, Malaysia is starting to
make its mark as an affordable yet sophisticated healthcare. Many local private
hospitals now have counters, staff, medical packages and special arrangements
such as accommodation and travel to cater to foreign patients. Malaysia also
has highly qualified medical practitioners operating in state of the art facilities
equipped with advanced tools and machines. They are specialize in various
fields from oncology, cardiology, aesthetics to cosmetic surgery at a fraction
of the cost. It is a satisfaction guaranteed for all the services.
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HEALTHTempat
& BAUTY
WOMEN & COSMETIC

Women and Cosmestic is an interesting list to guide women in knowing
the conditions and diseases that may occur at very early stages.
BANGSAR WOMEN SPECIALIST
CLINIC
28A, Jalan Telawi, Bangsar Baru,
Wilayah Persekutuan 59100,
Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03 2282 1828
CHOYS O & G CLINIC
1st Floor Chinese Maternity Hospital,
Jln Pudu, 55100 Wilayah Persekutuan,
Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603-20726755
SPECIALIST OBSTETRICIAN &

GYNAECOLOGIST CLINIC
No. 9 1St Floor
Jln Telawi 5 Bangsar Baru 59100
Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603-22841093
ESADSA HOUSE SDN BHD

Lot 51 7th Floor, The Boulevard Mid Valley
City, Lingkaran Syed Putra 59200
Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603-2287 8569
10am-6pm (Mon-Fri)
www.victorcheongplasticsurgery.com
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WOMEN & COSMETIC
THE WOMENS SPECIALIST CENTRE

24, Ground Floor, Jalan SS 15/4D,
Subang Jaya, Selangor, 47500
Tel: +603-5631 6631
HEALTH & BAUTY
Women and Cosmestic is an interesting listing to guide the women for

knowing the conditions and diseases that may occur at the very early stage.
We care to get you to go straight and experience useful consultancy during
your vacation in Malaysia so that the transitions into different phases of life
trigger the key to a healthy, happy, and productive life.
SOH & LOO WOMENS

SPECIALIST CENTRE SDN. BHD.
21, Jalan Batu Nilam 5,
Bandar Bukit Tinggi, Klang,
41200, Klang, Selangor
Tel: +603-3323 5403
DERMLAZE SKIN CLINIC
Klinik Kulit Dermlaze.75G,
Jln ss21/60 Damansara Utama,
47400 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Tel: +603-7710 8825
DAMANSARA WOMENS SPECIALIST CENTRE
55 Jalan Ss 21/56b, 47400 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Malaysia
Tel: +603-7729 3199
OBGYN WOMENS SPECIALIST
Clinic for Women and Fertility
24, Ground Floor, Jalan SS15/4D,
47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan
Tel: +603-5631 6631
PUCHONG FERTILITY &
WOMENS SPECIALIST CENTRE
5 Jalan Merbah 3, Bandar Puchong Jaya
47800 Puchong, Selangor.
Tel: +603-8076 7111
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Menarik
HEALTHTempat
& BAUTY
WOMEN & COSMETIC

KLINIK DR. KO
52A, 2nd Floor, Pusat Perdagangan 1 Puchong
Jalan OP 1/5, Off Jalan Puchong, 47160 Puchong
Tel: +603-8076 4713 / +6038076 4715
Email : enquiry@koskinlaser.com
Website : www.koskinspecialist.com
DEMC SPECIALIST HOSPITAL
No 4 Jalan Ikhtisas, Seksyen 14,
40000 Shah Alam,
Selangor.
Tel: +603-55151965
Email : careline@demc.com.my
Website : www.demc.com.my
LIPOCITY MALAYSIA
31-2, 1st Floor, Jalan USJ 9/5P,
Subang Business Centre,
47620 Subang Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Tel: +603-8024 8611
Email : customerservice@lipocity.com
Website : www.lipocity.com.my
PRIMANORA MEDICAL CENTRE
B1-13, TTDI Plaza,
Jalan Wan Kadir 3,
Taman Tun Dr Ismail,
60000, Kuala Lumpur
603-77282886
9am-6pm (Mon-Fri), 9am-4pm (Sat)
info@primanora.com
www.primanora.com
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OBGYN WOMENS SPECIALISTS CLINIC

FOR WOMEN AND FERTILITY
24, Ground Floor, Jalan SS15/4D,
47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan
Tel: +603 5631 6631
Website : www.womenspecialistcentre.com
MEDIVIRON UOA AESTHETIC CLINIC
LG 9, Lower Ground Floor, Wisma UOA II,
Jalan Pinang, 50450, Kuala Lumpur
Tel: +60-3-21635699/98
E-mail: chenth@streamyx.com
Website : www.medivironuoa.com
BEVERLY WILSHIRE MEDICAL CENTRE
Level 8 & 9, Dijaya Plaza,
No. 237 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur
603-21182888
8am-2pm (Mon-Fri)
8am-3pm (Sat)
enquiries@beverlywilshiremedical.com
www.beverlywilshiremedical.com
REASONS TO CHOOSE MALAYSIA AS HEALTHCARE DESTINATION
The technology of medical care in Malaysia has

improved drastically over the years with up to date
equipment on par with developed countries such
as United States of America and United Kingdom.
The standard of quality and services by those in
the industry also has been improved to meet the
standards of international health care. Doctors in
Malaysia are well trained with a huge number of them
being trained in renowned institutions overseas.
HEALTH & BAUTY
Malaysia has been one of the most viable options for those seeking health care in
recent years. Based on quality and affordability of medical care as well as
receptiveness to foreign investment, Malaysia is ranked third behind Panama which
managed to clinch the top spot and Brazil at number 2. Over the years, the number of
foreigners seeking healthcare services in Malaysia has grown from 75,210 patients in
2001 to 296,687 in 2006. In 2006 alone, RM203.66 million in revenue was generated.
Due to the intense competition between health care

institutions prices have been very affordable. In fact, the
overall rates are very much cheaper as compared
to other countries. Regardless, Malaysia is still able
to provide good quality service equally as well as
developed countries. Besides that, the varieties of
packages are also there to give value added service
to patients seeking to kill two birds with one stone.
One main key point as to why Malaysia will always remain
a favourite is also because of our multi cultural society.
Malaysia is generally a Muslim country.Therefore, halal food
and services are widely available throughout the country,
thus allowing Muslim patients to travel here with ease.
Furthermore, in Malaysia, unlike most countries in the region, hospitals and health care
institutions here are mostly privatised. This in turn, gives an upper hand as compared to
other countries. The quality and standards of services here are quality assured and premium
without waiting lists.
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& BAUTY
DENTAL
oday, people are combining a holiday to Malaysia with affordable dental

care due to prices being too out of reach of many in European and North
American countries. Malaysia is a multiethnic nation which offers dental
surgeries and English-speaking dentists, well-qualified to cater to all of your
dental needs, cosmetic or otherwise.
The neighboring countries of Malaysia, too, offer dental treatments but Malaysia
is nevertheless a regional leader in dental surgery due to numerous clinics here
that provides dental care tailored to international patients. Although its main
appeal is the affordable prices, Malaysia offers modern clinics, latest treatments
and up-to-date equipment.
Kuala Lumpur is the hub of dental care in Malaysia where hundreds of dentists
practice, but clinics serving dental tourists are also available in most major holiday
destinations such as Penang and Melaka. Since
most dental procedures have a short recovery
period, tourists can combine the treatment with
a holiday in this multicultural country.
Many dental clinics in Malaysia also help dental
tourists with their travel plans including flights,
airport pickups, sightseeing and accommodation.
The appointments can
be arranged around their
vacation to suit their needs.
Malaysia is the ideal
destination for dental
tourism in Asia.
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DENTAL CLINICS
HEALTH & BAUTY
SMILE-LINK DENTAL GROUP
95-1, Jalan 2/149, Bandar Baru Sri

Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur.
+6012-3504478
enquiry@malaysiadentaltour.com
BANGSAR UTAMA DENTAL

SPECIALIST CENTRE
Wisma Hamid Arshat, No 12-1,

Jalan Bangsar Utama 9, 59000
Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur
+603-2282 4339
budscenter@gmail.com
JOON DENTAL CLINIC
32A, Jalan USJ 10/1, USJ Taipan,

47620, Subang Jaya, Selangor
+603 - 56363171
arjoon@pd.jaring.my
YAP & ASSOCIATES DENTAL
SURGERY
Lot 1.02 Level 1, Menara Manulife,

Jalan Gelenggang, Damansara
Heights, 50490 Kuala Lumpur
+603-20940005
yapdental@gmail.com
KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL
DENTAL CENTRE
33, 2nd Floor, Jalan Yap Kwan

Seng, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
+603-2162 5555
1300 88 3666
(for calls within Malaysia)
info@klidc.com.my
PRESTIGE DENTAL CARE
22A-1 (First Floor), Jalan Puteri

1/4, Dataran Puteri, Bandar
Puteri, 47100 Puchong,
Selangor
+603- 8060 3389
enquiry@prestige-dental-care.
com.my
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Accommodation
Live the culture, Stay In Comfort!
alaysia is home to the widest variety of quality accommodation and

boasts some of the worlds most famous hotels, serviced apartments,
resorts, and budget accommodations. Whether the tourist comes with
a family on business or backpacking, Malaysia has over 100,000 rooms
every night. This column took the initiative to welcome all tourists with sufficient info
of accommodation by promoting the Malaysian Hospitality. This blinding light of
city is a treasure trove of diverse and innovative experiences, providing all tourists a
perfect mix of comfort and leisure which you can never get it elsewhere.
ACCOMMODATION - HOTELS
ACCOMODATION
Traders hotel ****

Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088
Kuala Lumpur
+6032332 9888
www.shangri-la.com/kualalumpur/
traders/
Sunway Putra Hotel *****

100, Jalan Putra, 50350, Kuala
Lumpur
+603 4042 9888
Le Meridien ****
Jalan Stesen Sentral, 50470, Kuala
Lumpur
+603 2263 7810
www.le-meridien.nl
V Garden Hotel
JalanPuduHulu, Taman Pertama,
56100, Kuala Lumpur
+603 9285 8522
www.vgardenhotel.com
Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral

5, Jalan Stesen Sentral, 50470
Kuala Lumpur
+603-27231188
www.aloftkualalumpursentral.com
J.W. Marriot Hotel****

183, Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100, Kuala Lumpur
+603-27159000
www.marriott.com/hotels/
travel/kuldt-jw-marriotthotel-kuala-lumpur/
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Tempat Menarik
ACCOMODATION
ACCOMMODATION - HOTELS
Melia Hotel****
16, JalanImbi, Kuala Lumpur
+603-27852828
www.melia.com/hotels/malaysia/kualalumpur/melia-kuala-lumpur/index.html
Furama Bukit Bintang ****

136,
JalanChangkatThambiDollah,
Pudu, 55100, Kuala Lumpur
+603-27888888
www.furama.com/bukitbintang/
Hotel Istana ***

73, Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-21419988
www.hotelistana.com.my
ParkRoyal Serviced Suites ***

Jalan Sultan Ismail 50250 Kuala
Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan,
Kuala Lumpur
www.parkroyalhotels.com/en/
hotels/malaysia/kuala_lumpur/
parkroyal/index.html
Pacific Regency Hotel ***

KH Tower, Jalan Punchak, off
Jalan P. Ramlee, 50250, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-23327777
www.pacific-regency.com
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Premiera Hotel ***

232 JalanTuanku Abdul Rahman,
50100, Kuala Lumpur,
+603-26151000
www.premiera.com.my
Grid 9 hotel **
9, JalanMaharajalela, 50150
Kuala Lumpur
+603-92262696
www.grid9hotels.com
ACCOMMODATION - HOMESTAYS & HOTELS
Backhome Kuala Lumpur

30 Jalan Tun H S Lee, 50100,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-20220788
www.shr.my/hotels-resorts/
carcosa-seri-negara/
Rainforest Bed and Breakfast
JalanNagasari, 50200, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-21453525
www.rainforestbnbhotel.com
Reggae Mansion Kuala Lumpur

53, JalanTun H S Lee, 50000, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-20726877
www.reggaehostelsmalaysia.com
Sunshine Bedz KL
65B, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 57000,
Kuala Lumpur
+601 2609 1900
www.sunshinebedz.com.my
ACCOMODATION
The Travel Hub Guesthouse

15 Jalan Balai Polis, 50000, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-26323772
http://www.shr.my/hotelsresorts/carcosa-seri-negara/
The Explorers Guesthouse and

Hostel
130 Jalan Tun H S Lee, 55100
Kuala Lumpur
+603 2022 2928
http://www.
theexplorersguesthouse.com
Raizzys Guesthouse
165G, JalanTun H S Lee, 50000,
Kuala Lumpur
+603 2022 0873
www.raizzy.com
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ACCOMODATION

Agosto Inn
177, JalanTun H S Lee, 50000,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-2022 0796
Red Palm
5 Tengkat Tong Shin, 50200,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-2110 0774
www.redpalm-kl.com
Orange Pekoe Guesthouse

Lumpur
+603 -1102000
www.orangepekoe.com.my
Matahari Lodge
58, Jalan Hang Kasturi, 50050
Kuala Lumpur
+603-20705570
www.mataharilodge.com
Oasis Guest House

125A, JalanPetaling, 50000,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-20310188
http://www.orangepekoe.com.
my
Suzies Guesthouse and Hostel KL

179, JalanTun H S Lee, 55100,
Kuala Lumpur
+603-20322821
www.suziesguesthousekl.com
Rainforest Bed and Breakfast

Lumpur
+603-21453525
www.rainforestbnbhotel.com
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Sahabat Guesthouse
Tengkat Tong Shin, 59200, Kuala
Lumpur
+603-21420689
www.sahabatguesthouse.com
The Longhouse
10, Jalan Sultan, 50000, Kuala
Lumpur
+603 2142 0689
http://www.sahabatguesthouse.
com
YMCA Kuala Lumpur

95, Jalan Padang Belia, 50470
Kuala Lumpur
+603 22741439
+603 22740559
ymcakl@ymcakl.com
www.ymcakl.com
ACCOMODATION
JJ Boutique Hotel (Damansara Perdana)

12-12A, Jln PJU 8/5G, Damansara Perdana
Business Centre, 47820 Petaling Jaya.
+603-77109973
+603-77109975
reservation@jjhotel.com.my
www.jjhotel.com.my
Number Eight Guesthouse

8-10, Jalan Tengkat Tong Shin, Bukit
+603 21442050
+603 21444250
reservations@numbereight.com.my
www.numbereight.com.my
The Green Hut Lodge
48, Tengkat Tong Shin, Bukit
+603-21423339
+603-21423339
infos@thegreenhut.com
www.thegreenhut.com
Travellers Palm Lodge
10, Jalan Rembia Off Tengkat
Tong Shin, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
+603 21454745, +60122290811
travellerspalm_kl@yahoo.com
www.travellerslodge-kl.com
Coliseum Caf and Hotel
98-100, Jalan Tunku Abdul
Rahman, 50100 Kuala Lumpur
+603-2692 6270
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Tempat Menarik
ACCOMODATION
Moderate (RM150- RM300 Per Night)

Bintang Warisan
68, Jalan Bukit Bintang
+603-2148 8111
www.bintangwarisan.com
Palace Hotel
40, Jalan Masjid India
+603-2698 6122
www.palacehotel.com.my
The Federal
35, Jalan Bukit Bintang
+603-2148 9166
www.fhihotels.com
Anggun Kuala Lumpur
Boulevard Hotel
7 & 9, Jalan Tengkat Tong Shin

+603-2715 1000
www.anggunkl,com
Mid Valley City

+603-2295 8000
www.blvhotel.com
Quality Hotel City

Centre
Dorsett Regency Hotel

172, Jalan Imbi
+603-2715 1000
www.dorsettregency.com.my
Jalan Raja Laut

+603-2693 9233
www.quality.com.my
Budget (RM80- RM100 Per Night)

Tune Hotel
20-1B, Jalan Changkat

+603-2142 8449
www.pondoklodge.com
316, Jln Tuanku Abdul Rahman

+603-2692 3300
www.tunehotels.com
Number Eight Guesthouse

8-10, Jln Tengkat Tong Shin, Bukit Bintang
+603-2144 2050
www.numbereight.com.my
Coliseum Caf and

Hotel
98-100, Jln Tuanku Abdul
Rahman
+603- 2692 6270
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YMCA Hostel
Pondok Lodge
95, Jalan Padang Belia

+603-22741439
www.ymcakl.com
Pujangga Homestay
21, Jln Berangan, Off Jln Nagasari
+603-2141 4243
www.pujangga-homestay.com
The Green Hut Lodge

48, Jln Tengkat Tong Shin, Bukit Bintang
+603-2141 3339
www.thegreenhut.com
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ACCOMODATION
RESORTS
Mines Wellness Resort*****

JalanDulang Off the DarulEhsanBalakong, 43300, Selangor
+603-89436688
www.mineswellnesshotel.com.my
Carcosa Seri Negara *****
Jalan Kebun Bunga, 50480 Kuala
Lumpur
+603-22950888
www.shr.my/hotels-resorts/
carcosa-seri-negara/
The Villas at Sunway Resort

Hotel *****
Persiaran Lagoon Bandar
Sunway, 64150, Kuala Lumpur
+603-74928000
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Villa Samadhi *****

8, Jalan Madge, 55000, Kuala
Lumpur
+603 2143 2300
www.villasamadhi.com.my
The Saujana Hotel Kuala

Lumpur*****
JalanLapanganTerbang, 40150,
Shah Alam
+603-78431234
www.thesaujana-kualalumpur.
com
RESORTS
Golden Palm Tree Iconic Resort
& Spa Sepang Goldcoast
No. 67, Jalan Pantai Bagan
Lalang, Kg. Bagan Lalang, 43950
Sungai Pelek, Sepang, Selangor.
+603-3182 3600
+603-3182 3700
info@goldenpalmtree.com
www.goldenpalmtree.com
ACCOMODATION
Duta Palms Resort & Anglers Club

Jalan Desa Permai,
Bandar Country Homes,
48000 Rawang, Selangor.
+603-6092 9260
+603-6092 7002
dutapalms@dutaresorts.com
www.dutaresorts.com
Firefly Park Resort
Jalan Haji Omar, Kampung Bukit
Belimbing,
45000 Kuala Selangor,
Selangor.
+603-3260 1208
+603-3260 1234
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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
TRANSPORTATION
KTM Komuter
Initially running from Sentul in the north to Port Klang on the southwest coast and from
Rawang in the north to Seremban in the state of Negeri Sembilan in the south, both
trains stop at KL Sentral (KLCAT), connecting passenggers with the STAR LRT, PUTRA
LRT and the Monorail. Trains operate at 15-minute intervals during peak hours and a
20-minute intervals during off peak hours.
Contact Number : +603-2267 1200 website : www.ktmb.com.my
Light Railway Transit (LRT)
The city has two different LRT
networks for getting around, the
RapidKL LRT and the Monorail. The
Kelana Jaya line stretches from the
Putra Terminal at Gombak to the
Kelana Jaya Terminal - south west of
KL in Petaling Jaya, with 24 stations
in between including, Suria KLCC
in the city centre, KL Sentral - also
known as Kuala Lumpur City Air Terminal (KLCAT), Bangsar and Masjid Jamek.
KLCAT is also the central point for pasenggers who wish to transfer between all
three systems or take the KLIA Ekspress to Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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The Sentul LRT serves 25 stations and is

divided into two lines, the Ampang line
and the Sri Petaling line. The Ampang
line runs between the northern suburb of
Sentul and Ampang on the eastern side
of the city - making stops at Putra World
Trade Centre, Sultan Ismail and Plaza
Rakyat. The Sri Petaling line also runs from
Sentul in the cities north, but continues to
Sri Petaling on the south side of KL - stopping along the way at Bukit Jalil Stadium. Trains
operate daily - including public holidays, from 6.00a.m to 11.45p.m at intervals of 3-5
minutes during peak hours. The RapidKL station of Masjid Jamek is where passenggers
can transfer between all the LRT lines.
Contact Number : +603-2267 8000 website : www.KLIAekspres.com
KLANG VALLEY INTEGRATED RAIL SYSTEM

Courtesy of RAPIDKL
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Tempat Menarik
USEFUL CONTACTS
USEFUL CONTACTS
Firefly
Air Asia
Emergency
Tourism Police Kuala Lumpur
Enquiries
Headquaters
24-Hour Service
+603-2149 6593
+603-2149 6590
+603-2166 8322
Fire, Ambulance & Police

(Land lines & Public Pay
phones)
(Mobile Phones)
999
112
Tourism Malaysia
Tourism Infoline
PWTC
KL Sentral
MaTiC, Jalan Ampang
1-300-88-5050
+603-2615 8540
+603-2272 5823
+603-2164 3929
+603-2163 3667
Telecommunication Service Provider

Telekom Malaysia (TM) Operators
www.tm.net.my
Fault reporting
Operator assisted call
Directory enquiry service
100
101
103
Mobile/Cellular Service Provider

Maxis Communications
www.maxis.com.my
+603-7492 2123
Digi Telecommunications
www.digi.com.my
+603-5721 1800
Celcom
www.celcom.com.my
+603-3630 8888
U Mobile
www.u.com.my
+603-2117 9888
Public and Cellular Phones

Local and International fixed land line calls can
be made from public pay phones throughout
Malaysia using coins and prepaid cards, or at any
Telekom Malaysia office. Prepaid mobile phone
and IDD (International Direct Dial) cards are also
widely available at affordable local rates from
most Post Offices, Petrol Stations, Supermarkets,
Mini Markets, 7 Eleven Stores, Mobile phone
Kiosks and Shops.
TMNet Streamyx
www.tm.net.my
1300-88-9515
Jaring
www.jaring.com.my
+603-8991 7080
Airzed
www.airzed.com
+603-6203 5181
TIMEdotNet Berhad
www.time.net.my
+603-2710 6200
Airlines
Malaysia Airline
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Sky Park Subang

Japan Airlines
Korean Airlines
Singapore Airlines
Cathay Pacific
Thai Airways
Garuda Indonesia
China Airlines
British Airways
Air India
Emirates
Royal Brunei
Foreign High Commission and Embasies

Arab Saudi
Australia
Britain
Canada
China
France
Germany
India
Indonesia
Italy
Japan
New Zealand
Singapore
Spain
Thailand
United States
+603-4257 9433
+603-2146 5555
+603-2170 2200
+603-2718 3333
+603-2142 8495
+603-2053 5500
+603-2170 9666
+603-2093 3509
+603-2145 2011
+603-4256 5122
+603-2142 7044
+603-2078 2533
+603-2161 6277
+603-2142 8776
+603-2148 8222
+603-2168 5000
Credit Cards
American Express
Diners Club
Visa International
MasterCard International
+603-2050 0000
+603-2730 3388
+603-2096 1779
1-800-80-4594
Information Counters at Kuala Lumpur

International Airport (KLIA)
The Main Terminal Building
(MTB)
The Contact Pier (CP)
The Satellite Building (SAT)
KEDAH
Langkawi International
Airport
PENANG
Penang International Airport
SABAH
Kota Kinabalu International
Airport
SARAWAK
Kuching International Airport
+603-8776 4386
+603-8776 0259
+603-8776 2454
+604-714 2994
+604-643 4411
+6088-325 555
+6082-454 242
Information Counters at Low Cost

Carrier Terminal (LCCT)
Lost & Found
1300-88-3000
+603-7845 4543
1-300-88-9933
+603-8775 4000
+603-7845 1717
1-800-81-3366
1-800-81-3333
+603-2144 0200
+603-2692 3122
+603-2978 3377
+603-2091 2900
+603-2162 2811
+603-2142 7344
+603-2167 6006
+603-2142 0166
+603-2072 5288
+603-2070 6628
+603-8777 6777
+603-8777 6641
USEFUL CONTACTS
1-300-88-1188
1-800-88-6363
1-300-88-2882
1-800-18-0088
Car Rental Agencies

Advantage Car Rentals
Apex Rent A Car
Avis Rent A Car
Hawk Rent A Car
Hertz Rent A Car
Insas Pacific Rent A Car
Kasina Rent-A-Car
Mayflower Car Rental
Orix Car Rentals
03-2142 5855
03-2124 1926
03-8787 4087
03-2164 6488
03-2148 6433
03-2287 0131
03-8787 1739
03-6252 1888
03-9284 7799
Travel & Accommodation Association

Malaysian Association of
Hotels
www.hotels.org.my
+603-4251 8477
Malaysia Budget Hotel

Association
www.budgethotel.org.my
+603-2141 2313
Malaysian Association of
Tour and Travel Agents
www.matta.org.my
+603-9287 6881
Local Government Organisation

The Malaysian
Governments Official
Portal
www.gov.my
Kuala Lumpur City Hall
www.dbkl.gov.my
+603-2617 9931
Immigration Department
of Malaysia
www.imi.gov.my
+603-2095 5077
Royal Malaysian Customs

www.customs.gov.my
+603-8882 2100
Daily Weather Forecast

from the Malaysian
Meteorological Service
www.kjc.gov.my
+603-9223 8080
+603-8024 4727
+603-9283 2333
+603-6259 2020
+603-7875 7333
+603-4142 5566
Coach
Plusliner (Puduraya)
Transnasional (Puduraya)
Konsortium (Puduraya)
+603-2078 6618
Pharmacies
Guardian
www.guardian.com.my
Lot No. 89 & 91,
Jalan Bukit Bintang
Watsons Personal Care
Stores
www.watsons.com.my
G121,122 & SG 001,
Ground Floor, Sungei Wang
Plaza, Jalan Bukit Bintang
Caring Pharmacy
www.caring2u.com.my
Lot 1.23, Level 1,
Pavilion KL, 168,
Jalan Bukit Bintang
Vitacare Pharmacy
Lot229B,2ndFloor,
SuriaKLCC
George Town Chemist
Lot S15, 2nd Floor,
Lot 10 Shopping Centre,
Jalan Sultan Ismail
Ling Chemist
(Opposite General Hospital)
MMA Building, 124, Jalan
Pahang
+603-2145 7553
+603-2148 8066
+603-2142 2928
+603-2166 2469
+603-2144 2382
+603-4041 3905
Healthcare
Hospital Kuala Lumpur
(General Hospital)
www.hkl.gov.my
Jalan Pahang
Ampang Puteri
Specialist Hospital
www.ampangputeri.
com.my
www.apsh.kpjhealth.
com.my
1 Jalan Mamanda 9,
Taman Dato Ahmad
Razali, Ampang
Institut Jantung
Negara
(National Heart Institute)
www.ijn.com.my
145, Jalan Tun Razak
+603-2615 5555
+603-4270 2500
+603-2617 8200
Banks
Taxis
KLIA Limo Service
Comfort Radio Taxi
Uptown Ace
Public Cab
Supercab
Cityline
Sri Maju (Puduraya)
Courier/Parcel Services
DHL
FedEx
TNT
UPS
+603-2070 2617
+603-2070 3300
+603-2072 4500
Malaysian banking hours are from 09:30 to

16:30 Monday to Thursday and (09.30
to 16.00 on Fridays), with some banks
open on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
(Banking hours may vary between banks
on the weekend). Most banks offer 24hour cash withdrawals with ATM machines
found almost everywhere in the city, including
major shopping malls and petrol stations. For
problems with ATM or credit cards, please call
the respective bank hotline or log on to the
banks website.
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USEFUL CONTACTS / MALAYSIAN FACTFILE

Affin Bank Berhad
www.affinbank.com.my
1-800-88-3883
Alliance Bank Malaysia

Berhad
www.alliancebank.com.my
1-800-18-1822
Al-Rajhi Bank
www.alrajhibank.com.my
1-300-826-000
Area
329, 758 sq km; 234 sq km (Kuala Lumpur)
Capital
Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad

www.bankislam.com.my
1-800-88-8686
+603-2690 0900
Bank Simpanan Nasional

(BSN)
www.bsn.com.my
+603-2162 3222
CIMB Bank
www.cimb.com.my
+603-2084 8888
Citibank Malaysia
www.citibank.com.my
+603-2383 0000
HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad

www.hsbc.com.my
1-300-88-1388
Maybank Group
www.maybank.com.my
www.maybank2u.com.my
1-800-88-3231
Public Bank Berhad

www.publicbank.com.my
1-800-88-3323
Kuala Lumpur (KL). The capitals new

administrative
centre
is
at
Putrajaya,
approximately a half an hours drive from the city
centre.
People
Malays make up about 57% of the population,
with Chinese, Indians and other indigenous
ethnic groups making up the balance.
Language
Bahasa Malaysia is the countrys national
language, with English being widely spoken.
Malaysians in general speak more than one
language including, the Chinese dialects of
Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Hakka and Indian
such as Tamil, Mallayalam, Punjabi and Telegu.
Religion
Islam is the official religion of Malaysia; all other
faiths are also practiced freely.
Government
RHB Bank Berhad

www.rhb.com.my
+603-9206 8118
Standard Chartered Bank

Malaysia
www.standardchartered.com.
my
+603-7711 8888
+603-2692 4511
United Overseas Bank
Berhad
www.uob.com.my
MALAYSIAN FACTFILE
Country
Malaysia consists of 13 states, 11 in Peninsular
Malaysia (West Malaysia) with the 2 remaining
states of Sabah and Sarawak, on the island of
Borneo in (East Malaysia). The country also has 3
Federal Territories, namely: Wilayah Persekutuan
Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Labuan.
Geographical Location
140
Dubbed Malaysias Garden City of Lights, the city

sits at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak
rivers.
Malaysia lies 7 north of the Equator, and consists

of Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia.
Peninsular Malaysias closest neighbours are
Thailand to the north and Singapore to the south,
while East Malaysia is bound by Indonesias
Kalimantan to the south. Kuala Lumpur is situated
approximately halfway down the west coast of
Peninsular Malaysia and 35 km (22 miles) inland.
Malaysias government runs on Parliamentary

democracy and a bicameral legislative system,
with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong (the King) as
the Head of State, and the Prime Minister as
the Head of Government.
Shop Hours
Department stores and supermarkets are
usually open from 10:00 to 22:00 daily. In
Kuala Lumpur as well as in most major towns,
24-hour eateries and convenience stores widely
available.
Tipping
Generally, you do not need to tip as a service
charge is included in your bill. However,
whenever good service is rendered a small tip
may be suitable.
Entry Requirement
Local Malaysians travelling between neighbouring
states in Malaysia are required to carry their
Identification Cards (IC) at all times. Those
travelling from East Malaysia to the Peninsular
must produce their IC and any other necessary
travel documents to the Immigration authorities
as they exit Sabah and Sarawak.
Vaccination
Visitors are advised to consult with their own GP
before departure or check with the doctor at a
local clinic on arrival.
Currency
MALAYSIAN FACTFILE / INDEX
Post Office
Post offices in Malaysia open daily from 08:00
to 17:00 daily (except on Sundays and public
holidays). In the northern states of Kedah,
Kelantan and Terengganu, post offices are closed
on Fridays and public holidays.
www.pos.com.my
1-300-30-0300
INDEX
Sightseeing
Asean Sculpture Garden 30
Batu Caves 25
Batu Dam, Ulu Yam 44
Broga Hill 33
Carey Island 34
Cathedral Of Saint Mary The Virgin
(St. Marys Church) 24
Dark Cave, Gua Damai 44
Forest Research Institute Of Malaysia (Frim) 35
Istana Bandar 37
Istana Negara (National Palace) 22
Kampung Kuantan Fireflies Park 41
Kelanang Beach 36
Kepong Metropolitan Park 35
Kuala Lumpur City Centre 21
Kuala Selangor Nature Park 41
Malaysia Agriculture Park 40
Masjid India 26
Masjid Jamek (Jamek Mosque) 26
Millennium Monument 38
Monument Of Kuala Kubu Tragedy 42
National Mosque 26
National Planetarium 21
Putrajaya Wetlands 38
Putra Mosque 38
Royal Mausoleum Of
Almarhum Sultan Abdul Samad, Jugra 37
Sri Maha Mariamman Temple 24
Sungai Batangsi, Semenyih 32
Sungai Congkak, Hulu Langat 32
Sungai Gabai, Hulu Langat 32
Sungai Tekala, Semenyih 32
Sze Ya Temple 28
Tatt Khalsa Diwan 25
Thean Hou Temple 28
The Blue Mosque 39
The Hibiscus Garden 28
The Orchid Garden 30
Titiwangsa Lake Gardens 30
Town Mosque 35
Tugu Negara (National Monument) 22
Wet World Waterpark 40
Beyond Klang Valley

Bentong 75
Genting Highlands 77
Janda Baik 76
Outdoor Activities
3K Inn & Sports Complex 84
Allied Gym Combat Sports 83
Asian Water Sports Village 83
Batu Caves 81
Bukit Kiara Equestrian & Country Resort 80
Chung Hwa Shaolin Goh Chor 83
CYCLING ADVENTURE 82
De Stadium 80
Ferro Futsal 80
Gua Batu Maloi 81
Kajang Shooting Club 80
Kelab Golf Seri Selangor 80
Muayfit 83
Oxbold Extreme Sports Malaysia 83
Pantai Sifu Sdn. Bhd. 83
Perception Kayak 83
Setia Badminton Academy 80
Sparta Muay Thai and Mixed Martial Arts 83
Subang Racquet & Golf Centre 84
Suria Sports Badminton Center 80
The Challenger Sports Centre (Petaling Jaya
Branch) 84
The unit of currency in Malaysia is the Malaysian

Ringgit, denoted as RM. Coins and notes are
also used as smaller denominations from RM 1,
50sen, 20sen, 10sen, 5sen. foreign currencies
can be converted on arrival at Kuala Lumpur
International Airport (KLIA) and at banks and
money changers across the city.
Coffee Culture
Anne 1 Kopitiam 88
Antipoden Bangsar 90
Commercial Coffee 87
Doi Chaang 87
Doi Chaang Coffee 90
Hayaki Kopitiam 98
Ipoh White Coffee 87
Kopi 86
Kopi C 86
Kopi Kosong 86
Kopi Luwak 87
Kopi O 86
LongBay Caf 89
Uncle Lims Cafe 88
Yut Kee Kopitiam 88
Shopping
AEON Bukit Tinggi, Klang 92
Anggerik Mall, Shah Alam 92
Citta Mall, Ara Damansara 92
Klang Parade, Klang 92
SACC Mall 92
Setia City Mall, Shah Alam 93
South City Plaza, Seri Kembangan 93
SSTwo Mall, Petaling Jaya 93
Subang Parade, Subang Jaya 93
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INDEX
Eating Out
Al-Amar 103
Al Bait 103
Al Rawsha Restaurant 103
Annalakshmi 99
Aryan Restaurant 99
Bakti Woodlands 98
Betel Leaf 98
Bijan 96
Caf Wip 100
Chat Masala 99
Daikanyama 100
Hawker Centre 108
Da On Fine Korean Cuisine 102
Din Tai Fung Pavilion Kl 97
D Legends Bar 101
El Cerdo 106
Express Teppanyaki 102
Five Sen5es 97
Fukuya 102
Fuzio Bar Kuala Lumpur 101
Hadramawt Restaurant 103
Hanare Authentic Japanese Cuisine 102
Hokkaido Ramen Santouka 102
Izakaya Shuraku 102
Lavein Boulangerie & Patisserie 109
Lemon Garden Cafe 100
Living Food Bistro And Cafe 109
Melbourne Peking Duck 100
Melting Pot Cafe 101
Mojo Restaurant And Bar 100
Naab Restaurant 103
Pampas Grill And Bar 106
Persia Restaurant 103
Pinchos 106
Pisco Bar 106
Ploy 100
Radheys Pure Vegetarian 100
Safa Restaurant 103
Sams Kitchen 99
Sangeetha 98
Sao Nam 107
Shang Palace 97
Simply Mels Malacca-Portuguese Cuisine 101
Songket Restaurant 96
Suki-Ya 102
Sungei Wang Food Court 108
Sushi Zanmai 102
Swich Cafe 109
Table 23 100
Tasty Chapathi Restaurant 98
Taynton Fish Head Noodle 97
Tgs Nasi Kandar 98
Typica Cafe 109
Village Park Restaurant 96
Winter Warmers Coffee And Tea 109
Yusoof Dan Zakhir 96
Station One 101
Simply Mels Malacca Portuguese Cuisine 101
Suki-Ya 102
Sushi Zanmai 102
Night Life
5 Seasons 114
@LOFT 111
@PLAN-X 111
Afterwerk 112
Beach Club Caf 114
Bentlys Pub 114
Bulldog English Pub & Restaurant 112
D Legends Bar 1012
Eckywoobee 113
Euphoria by Ministry of Sound 112
G6 Club 111
Hard Rock Caf 114
Head Quartrs Bistro 111
iDarts 111
Lobby Restaurant and Lounge 113
Luna Bar 114
Malones Irish Restaurant & Bar 113
Movida 112
Pulse Ultra Club 113
SkyBar 113
Smores 113
The Geographer Adventure Restaurant & Bar 113
The Moon 114
Waikiki Bar 111
Zouk 114
Spa
Anggun Spa 116
Elysyle Spa 116
Jentayu Spa 117
Jojoba Spa 117
Liang Xian Spa 118
Mandara Spa 116
Morino Kaze 118
Rimba Spa At Royale Bintang Hotel 117
Sembunyi Spa 118
Spa Village 117
The Asia Spa 116
The Sompoton Spa 118
The Spa At Mandarin Oriental 116
Health & Beauty

Beverly Wilshire Medic 120
Damansara WomenS Specialist C entre 121
DEMC Specialist Hospital 121
Dermlaze Skin Clinic 121
Esadsa House Sdn Bhd 120
Joon Dental Clinic 125
Klinik Dr. Ko 122
Kuala Lumpur International Dental Centre 125
Lipocity Malaysia 122
Mediviron UOA Aesthetic Clinic 122
OBGYN Womens Specialists Clinic
for Women and Fertility 122
Prestige Dental Care 125
PrimaNora Medical Centre 122
Puchong Fertility &
Pusat Pakar Wanita Bangsar 120
INDEX / TRAVEL NOTES
Accommodation
Agosto Inn 130
Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral 127
Backhome Kuala Lumpur 129
Carcosa Seri Negara 129
Coliseum Caf and Hotel 131
Furama Bukit Bintang 128
Grid 9 hotel 128
Hotel Istana 128
JJ Boutique Hotel (Damansara Perdana) 131
J.W. Marriot Hotel 127
Le Meridien 125
Matahari Lodge 130
Melia Hotel 128
Mines Wellness Resort 134
Number Eight Guesthouse 131
Oasis Guest House 130
Orange Pekoe Guesthouse 130
ParkRoyal Serviced Suites 128
Premiera Hotel 128
Rainforest Bed and Breakfast 131Raizzys
Guesthouse 128
Red Palm 130
Reggae Mansion Kuala Lumpur 129
Sahabat Guesthouse 130
Sunshine Bedz KL 129
Sunway Putra Hotel 127
Suzies Guesthouse and Hostel KL 130
The Explorers Guesthouse and Hostel 129
The Green Hut Lodge 131
The Longhouse 130
The Saujana Hotel Kuala Lumpur 134
The Travel Hub Guesthouse 129
The Villas at Sunway Resort Hotel 129
Traders hotel 127
Travellers Palm Lodge 131
V Garden Hotel 127
Villa Samadhi 134
YMCA Kuala Lumpur 131
Travel Notes
Smile-Link Dental Group 125

Soh & Loo Womens 121
Specialist Obstetrician &
Gynaecologist Clinic 120
The Womens Specialist Centre 121
Travel Notes
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Federal Territory Day

Pasir Gudang World Kite Festival

Bukit Layang-layang, Pasir Gudang,

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Chingay is a colourful and exciting street

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On this day it is customary for men to

The International Congress on Obesity is

Putrajaya International Hot Air

Paragliding Accuracy World Cup

Millennium Monument, Precinct 2,

Kg. Lohan, Ranau, Sabah

Held over four days, this event features

25-28 March 2014

Organized by Tradelink Exhibition

Paragliders from all over the world will

21-24 March 2014

SPECIAL VIEW FROM WRITER

alaysians love their food. Being in a

SPECIAL VIEW FROM WRITER

awang literally means onion in

eing given the name like the

lanta is a brand of margarine sold widely in