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Establishing itself with the purpose of engaging in supplying travel services to both local and foreign travelers, offering quality and professional service in this respective field. Our company has since become a competitive player in the travel industry scene.
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"The combination of gardens and fountains is especially designed as a contrast to the modern structures that surround it. It provides a much needed change of pace amid the constant rush in this bustling city." |
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Located at The Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC), The concept of this 50-acre park and garden was created by Brazillian master of gardens, Roberto Burle Marx.
Being developed in stages, this oasis of greenery and water is a welcome sight for people as they leave the hi-tech buildings of Kuala Lumpur. It provides a much needed change of pace amid the constant rush in this bustling city.
The combination of gardens and fountains is especially designed as a contrast to the modern structures that surround it. A beautifully designed mosque, Masjid Asy-Shakirin, adorns the park just like a jewel in the crown. | |
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Located about 112km south-east of Alor Setar, deep in the forest of Gunung Inas in the Baling district is Peranginan Bukit Hijau, a great retreat for the locals. Also known as Lata Bukit Hijau Recreational Forest, it is famed for its amazing seven-level cascading waterfalls that create seven pools of cool, crystal clear water.
Although picnickers come here during weekends and public holidays, its large camping ground with basic toilet facilities along the Sungai Mempelam (Mempelam River) is more than adequate for all. Activities available there include nature walks along the bridle path that leads to the forest reserve where one can see nature at its best.
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1. KLCC's Public Park and Garden
The combination of gardens and fountains is especially designed as a contrast to the modern structures that surround it. It provides a much needed change of pace amid the constant rush in this bustling city. |
2. Old Victoria Institution
In the 1880s, some prominent citizens saw the need for a good English school in Kuala Lumpur and decided to built it. |
3. Suria KLCC
Nothing soothes like a good retail therapy. Well, how about heading down and shop at Malaysia's world famous Twin Tower? A veritable shopping paradise in the region! |
4. Sungei Wang Plaza
Internationally known as "The River Of Gold", Sungei Wang Plaza exudes charm and popularity both among tourists and the locals. Strategically located amidst high rises of the Golden Triangle, it offers visitors more than 500 retail varieties. |
5. National Stadium Bukit Jalil
Designed to host a multitude of events, the National Stadium is the central and most prominent sports building in the National Sports Complex in Bukit Jalil. |
6. Taman Tasik Perdana
Taman Tasik Perdana or the Lake Garden, is the oldest and most popular park in Kuala Lumpur. Its main attraction is the artificial lake surrounded by lush greenery in a 92ha. (227 acres) parkland that provides a refreshing ambience. |
7. Chinatown (Petaling Street)
Petaling Street or known as Chinatown among tourists is the centre of Kuala Lumpur's original Chinatown. The street is also affectionately known as PS among locals. |
8. National Library
With its multifarious functions and services, supported by high-tech facilities and a well-qualified team committed to excellence, the National Library is poised to lead the nation in its pursuit of knowledge. |
9. Ethnological Museum of the Malay World
A new museum in the planning stages that's set to be the ultimate information centre on all things Malay. |
10. Starhill Gallery
This is Kuala Lumpur's palace of infinite indulgence. Its interior showcases every luxury from cigars to pony mules and every worthwhile designers from New York to Milan. | |
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