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CITITEL MEGA MALL KUALA LUMPUR
(3*) Strategically located in the heart of Klang Valley,
between Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. Only a doorstep to the
Mid Valley Megamall and the premier Gardens Mall. It is
conveniently located near public transports.
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CORUS HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR (4*) is part of the UK-based Corus hotel
group, is one of the most popular 4 Star Business Hotels in
Kuala Lumpur. Strategically located 5 minutes' walk to the
iconic Petronas Twin Towers & Suria KLCC shopping mall, the
hotel is just next door to the Putra LRT Station for easy access
to the airport & other city attractions.
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BERJAYA TIMES SQUARE HOTEL AND
CONVENTION CENTRE (5*) towers over the Kuala Lumpur skyline with
610 luxuriously appointed suites. A lavish selection of seven
different types of suites ranging from the modestly proportioned
Studio Suite (51 sqm) to the two-bedroom Brooklyn Suite (99.4
sqm).
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 PETRONAS
TWIN TOWERS were the
world's tallest twin towers standing adjacent to one of the busiest shopping malls in
Malaysia, Suria KLCC.
 KUALA
LUMPUR TOWERS, currently
the world's fifth tallest telecommunication tower, is located on the
Bukit Nanas hill beside Convent Bukit Nanas.
 KUALA
LUMPUR CONVENTION CENTRE
(also known as KLCC) is tje city's premier convention and exhibition
centre, surrounded by 4 major hotels.
 LAKE
GARDENS, a 920,000 square
metre manicured garden near the Malaysian Parliament building, was once
home to a British colonial official.
 KL
BIRD PARK, South-East Asia's largest Bird Park as well as the Butterfly Park, Deer
Park, Orchid Garden and Hibiscus Garden are part of the Lake Gardens.
 MERDEKA
SQUARE (Independence) also known as Dataran Merdeka, was the
site of the lowering of the Union Jack flag and hoisting of the Malayan
flag on Aug 31, 1957.
 SULTAN
ABDUL SAMAD BUILDING. architecturally Victorian-Moorish, and the
Royal Selangor Club has historic association with the Merdeka
Square.
 THE
TUGU NEGARA
(National Monument)
commemorates those who died in Malaysia's struggles for freedom
during the Japanese occupation and Malayan Emergency) |
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 More
than any other spot in the country, Kuala Lumpur, or "KL" as it
is commonly known, is the focal point of new Malaysia. While the
city's past is still present in the evocative British colonial
buildings of the Dataran Merdeka and the midnight lamps of the
Petaling Street nightmarket, that past is everywhere met with
insistent reminders of KL's present and future.
The city's bustling streets, its
shining, modern office towers, and its cosmopolitan air project
an unbounded spirit of progress and symbolize Malaysia's
unhesitating leap into the future.
Multiculturalism
has not only made Malaysia a gastronomical paradise, it has also
made Malaysia home to hundreds of colourful festivals. It's no
wonder that we love celebrating and socialising. As a people,
Malaysians are very laid back, warm and friendly.
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 Undoubtedly. the most popular beach with
lots of happening both day & night. White sands, blue seas & first
class resorts along the whole stretch. Elegant restaurants, charming
shop boutiques and hoards of tourists makes Chaweng, the place to be
seen in Samui.
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 Situated on less touristy beaches north
and south of Samui
amidst lush greenery. Great for those who like a bit of both, the
greenery, the beaches and away from it all. Rustic resorts and quiet beaches for
a real relaxing holiday.
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 The second most popular beach in Samui known for its
nightlife and bars. Both the guesthouses and resorts here are
considerably cheaper and Lamai Beach is quieter. So for those looking
for value for money and smaller crowds, it can be a good choice.
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SAMUI
WEEKENDER RESORT & HOTEL, LAMAI
(3*) A popular 3-star resort retreat with spacious gardens
and a nice beachfront. Unbeatable value-for-money offers.
 SEASCAPE
BEACH RESORT, CHAWENG (3*) On the southern end of Chaweng,
this resort is excellent for families and long stay guests.
Affordable prices.
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 SPAS
Sámui is
Thailand's Spa Haven. Selected spa sessions will rejuvenate tired bodies for a
blissful holiday. Prices start from RM80. This is a must try in Samui.
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 KUALA
LUMPUR RAILWAY STATION,
a Victorian Moorish railway station, completed in 1911, and
superseded by KL Sentral, a commuter train station.
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 MASSAGE
Thai massage centres are found everywhere
in Samui. They offer traditional massages and aromatherapy massages till
late at night starting from RM25 an hour. |
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MUZIUM NEGARA (National
Museum) incorporates neo traditionalism into its
architectural design.
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 BUNGY JUMPING
For soft adventure & a different
sightseeing experience, jumping down from a 6 storey crane offers a dizzying view of Samui
as you plunge & catapult hanging upside down! |
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MASJID NEGARA (National
Mosque), a post modernist mosque, and the Heroes Mausoleum, the mausoleum of Malaysian
leaders. |
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 SPORTS
Rock Climbing, Shooting, Archery, Kite
Boarding, Sailing, Paint Balling, Diving, Cycling, Quad Bikes ATV, Boxing, Bungy Jumping and whatever takes your fancy.
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 STADIUM
MERDEKA (Independence
Stadium), was initially erected for the country's declaration
of independence on August 31, 1957.
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 GOLFING
The Santiburi Samui Country Club is an
18-hole championship course located north of Samui commanding a scenic view of Maenam Beach & Koh Phangan. |
 BUKIT
NANAS FOREST RESERVE, a gazetted small
tropical forest located on the centre of Kuala Lumpur City.
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 THAI
BOXING (Muay Thai)
For real action in the evenings, watch Thai
Boxing at Lamai where challengers take on local champions where one can
box, punch, elbow and kick. No holds barred!. |
 SURIA KLCC,
houses mostly luxury and fashionable shops, as well as cafes,
restaurants, a cinema, a
concert hall, an art gallery, over 6
floors.
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 ECO-SAFARI
For an experience in a tropical country,
drive a 4WD, ride on elephants and jungle trek to explore the rugged
rainforest terrains of Samui. |
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ISTANA NEGARA, official
residence of Their Majesties the King and Queen. The National Science
Centre, located in Bukit Damansara.
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 SHOPPING
Besides Chaweng, there's Nathon the
administrative town of Samui where there is lots of local shopping from
apparel and shoes to local food and fruits |
 CHINATOWN, Petaling Street, has recently undergone a
makeover; the most notable feature is the new covered walkway.
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 FULL MOON PARTY
World famous full moon parties are "wild
beach parties" at Ko Phangan island north of Samui. Check out this
one-of-a-kind party in Samui and where the real action is. |
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VALLEY MEGAMALL is one of the largest shopping mall in the city of
Kuala Lumpur with over 430 retail shops. It is easily accessible by KTM
Komuter trains, buses and taxis.
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 TAILORING CLOTHES
Plenty of tailor shops lining
Chaweng and Lamai where one can get tailored suits, evening wear
and casuals. A tailored suit starts from RM350.
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 PUTRA
WORLD TRADE CENTRE (PWTC)
is the first convention and exhibition centre in Malaysia. Check out the
many trade and consumer exhibitions in Malaysia.
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 DIVING & SNORKELLING
Off northern Samui are a cluster
of smaller islands, perfect for
diving and snorkelling. Packages are widely sold off the counter
in many travel kiosks around Samui.
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CENTRAL MARKET
offers an assortment of arts and
craft merchandise, antiques and paintings to souvenirs and clothing. A
truly cultural extravaganza. |
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 THAI
COOKING
If you are keen to make perfect
Thai dishes, SITCA is the place to learn where a half day class
will teach you popular dishes like Tom Yam Koong and Green Curry.
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 DISCOS
& NIGHTCLUBS,
such as Hard Rock Cafe, Zouk and Thai Club are located around Jalan P. Ramlee, Jalan Sultan Ismail
& Jalan Ampang. |
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 WEDDING/HONEYMOON
Scores of tourists get married in
Samui each month. There're packages which includes
romantic villas with private pools, sensual spas & great
photography settings
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 HINDU
TEMPLES
a popular tourist attraction such as Sri
Mahamariamman temple near Central Market and Sri Kandaswamy Kovil in
Brickfields.
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 BUKIT
BINTANG (aka Bintang Walk), a popular
shopping and entertainment experience in the Golden Triangle. and
happening place in the evening.
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 LITTLE
INDIA
showing Indian presence is in Brickfields, Jalan Masjid India and Lebuh
Ampang. One can find an array of saris and everything Indian here.
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 THEAN
HOU TEMPLE on Robson Hill is
the venue for celebrations of many Chinese cultural
festivals. Many Chinese couples make their marriage vows here too.
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 ISTANA
BUDAYA, is Malaysia's main venue for musical theater, operetta,
classical concert and opera from local and international performances.
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 PARLIAMENT
HOUSE, a Malaysian
federal government legislative building. The structure is located next
to the Malaysian national monument, the Tugu Negara.
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DAYABUMI a major landmark
located near Masjid Negara. It is an office building. Kuala Lumpur The
General Post Office is located next to Dayabumi.
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 BANGSAR
is a residential suburb which has a wide array of cuisine from local
street food to pub food, seafood restaurants to fine dining. It is the
happening hub to chill out. |
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 CUISINE
While Thai cuisine remains the
favourite, Samui offers a wide range of international fare -
Prego for Italian, Zico for BBQ, Poppies for beach dinners and
many more.
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 DINING
ENTERTAINMENT
Samui exudes dining
elegance and fine living. Restaurants offer variety of
entertainment, from traditional to Jazz & Brazilian; dances can
be mild or
real hot!
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 SUN-BATHING
The white sandy and sunny beaches of Samui
with beachfront resorts is so alluring for that it is now one of the
most popular sun-bathing destinations in Thailand.
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 SIGHTSEEING
Besides temples and waterfalls, the most
unique is the phallic Grandfather and Grandmother rocks. At each stop,
there are plenty of souvenir shops to browse through.
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 SEA
KAYAKING
Go to Angthong Marine Park, 2 hrs by
boat from Samui, for your kayaking experience. A physically
challenging sea adventure kayaking from one
island to another.
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 BARS
Hundreds of crowded bars line the streets
of Chaweng & Lamai at night. Check out Soi Green Mango at Chaweng. There's
booze, soft to funky music and lots of bar girls.
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 THAI
FOOD
Besides Thai seafood dishes, not to be
missed are Somtam (Papaya salad), Thai sticky candy &
local fruits. At Chaweng, No 1 Restaurant offers Thai food at local
prices.
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