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EvEnts & EntErtainMEnt || 99 86 || EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT Entertainment Places Never Miss A Beat: Entertainment Activities n this corner, we have both performing arts as well as motion graphics. For the other branches of Fine Arts, we have it covered in Taking In The Sights. Hang out with us, as we take you around some of Klang Valley’s best picks when it Icomes to the performing arts, stating o with: Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPac) his non-prot centre is dedicated to showcase the local productions of performing arts, such as drama, dance and musical performances in Malaysia. TDeveloped in 2004 by three individual organizations, KLPac is run by two very inspirational and well-known gures in the industry, Joe Hasham and Dato’ Faridah Merican who act as the driving force in the artistic department. Since its establishment, KLPac has played host to many interesting shows and has been a crucial platform towards developing Malaysia’s standard of performing arts. Sentul Park, Jalan Strachan +603-4047 9000 / 9010 www.klpac.com Take the KTM Komuter or STAR LRT to Sentul Station. From here, taxis are the best choice of transportation to the centre. National Theatre ore famously known as Istana Budaya, this prominent landmark which overlooks Lake Titiwangsa is home to both local and Mforeign art and cultural performances.Some world-famous musicals such as Mama Mia, Phantom of the Opera and the award- winning, Puteri Gunung Ledang – The Musical, have been performed here. Resembling a traditional Malay house, Istana Budaya’s roof resembles a traditional oral arrangement and interiors are replete with the Malaysian kite or wau motif. Jalan Tun Razak (Located nearby Lake Titiwangsa) +603-4026 5555 / 5558 www.istanabudaya.gov.my Take the Star LRT to Titiwangsa Station. From here, taxis are the best choice of transportation to the theatre. Temple of Fine Arts ounded by His Holiness Swami Shantanand Saraswathi in 1981, The Temple of Fine Arts’ name is synonymous Fwith the instruction and presentation of classical Indian dance and music among which include the bharatanatyam, odissi, kuchipudi and kathak dances and both north and south Indian music instruments such as the veena, sitar, tabla, mrdangam and ute among others. Newly moved to a 5-storey building in 2008, they have expanded their repertoire to cover, contemporary and traditional malay dance, western piano and drama. The complex also houses the Annalakshmi vegetarian restaurant, Lavanya arts and Hamsa Vahini travel and tours services which engage the local community where they are at. 114 - 116, Jalan Berhala, Brickelds 03-2274 3709 www.tfa.org.my Sutra Dance Theatre Amphi-Sutra, Sutra Dance Theatre, 12 Persiaran Titiwangsa 3 +603-4022 9669 +603-4023 2548 www.sutradancetheatre.com event.indd 6 7/4/2009 10:16:47 AM

EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT || 87 100 || EvEnts & EntErtainMEnt Entertainment Places PETRONAS Philharmonic Orchestra Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra is Malaysia’s rst classical music hall, housed within the PETRONAS Twin Towers. Equipped with the latest facilities and astonishing acoustics, this concert hall is the pride of the nation. Visitors have been treated with a host of world-renowned classical artists and orchestras, as well as international jazz artists, traditional Malaysian music and dance productions, since its establishment in 1998. With the Philharmonic Orchestra Hall, the local crowd as well as international visitors, have an opportunity to listen to the world-class cultural and musical performances in Malaysia. Ground Floor Tower 2, Malaysia Tourism Centre (MTC) PETRONAS Twin Towers +603-2051 7007 Jalan Ampang 10:00 to 18:00 (Mon – Sat), to 21:00 1-300-88-5776 (during concert nights); 12:00 to concert +603-2164 3929 / +603-2163 3667 time for Sunday performances; Closed on Cultural Shows; RM 5.00 (Adults) and Free for children below 12 years Public Holidays www.mtc.gov.my www.malaysianphilharmonic.com Take the KL Monorail to the Bukit Nanas Station (overhead) - exiting at street level, Take the Putra LRT to KLCC Station. turn right into Jalan Ampang and walk approx 150 metres heading east along Jalan Ampang – MTC is on your right. Panggung Bandaraya (City Hall Theatre) KL’s former townhouse is now a theatre celebrating the arts and is open to public booking for various productions. With refurbished interiors after the 1992 re destroyed it, Panggung Bandaraya’s 350-person capacity seating gallery is replete with state-of-the-art sound and lighting system and plush interiors. The 105-year heritage site is attached to the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate and Sessions Court building, diagonally across Padang Merdeka and the Royal Selangor Club. Corner of Jalan Raja and Jalan Tun Perak 03-2617 6307 03-2698 3820 http://www.dbkl.gov.my/panggung/index.php Dama Orchesta This award-winning troupe is famous for bringing their unique blend of Chinese- Add: M-2-10 Plaza Damas, English music to the fore of the Malaysian arts’ scene. Their productions see Chinese 60 Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, classical music and evergreen pieces melding seamlessly with English lyrics, they Sri Hartamas Tel: +603-6201 9108 have been busy representing Malaysia to international musical events since its Hours: 09:30 to 18:00 weekdays inception in 1994. Locally, they hold concerts and their recordings are available Web: www.damaorchestra.com during their concerts or at their head oce. Sutra Dance Theatre Amphi-Sutra, Sutra Dance Theatre, 12 Persiaran Titiwangsa 3 +603-4022 9669 +603-4023 2548 www.sutradancetheatre.com event.indd 7 7/4/2009 10:17:07 AM

88 || EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT EvEnts & EntErtainMEnt || 101 88 || EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT Entertainment Places 88 || EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT Golden Screen Cinemas Golden Screen Cinemas Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC) (GSC (GSC)) SC agship outlet in Mid Valley SC agship outlet in Mid Valley SC agship outlet in Mid Valley Megamall is currently the largest Megamall is currently the largest Megamall is currently the largest Gmultiplex in Asia, with a total Gmultiplex in Asia, with a total Gmultiplex in Asia, with a total of 18 screens. GSC Mid Valley oers of 18 screens. GSC Mid Valley oers of 18 screens. GSC Mid Valley oers cinema-goers the ultimate movie going cinema-goers the ultimate movie going cinema-goers the ultimate movie going experience with a premier Gold Class experience with a premier Gold Class experience with a premier Gold Class auditorium, International Screens and an auditorium, International Screens and an auditorium, International Screens and an Audio Visual Convention auditorium. Audio Visual Convention auditorium. Audio Visual Convention auditorium. “Glitters”, GSC’s merchandising store has “Glitters”, GSC’s merchandising store has “Glitters”, GSC’s merchandising store has expanded its role into food & beverage expanded its role into food & beverage expanded its role into food & beverage in GSC Gurney Plaza, GSC 1 Utama in GSC Gurney Plaza, GSC 1 Utama in GSC Gurney Plaza, GSC 1 Utama (New Wing) and now GSC Pavillion KL. (New Wing) and now GSC Pavillion KL. . (New Wing) and now GSC Pavillion KL Movie bus can purchase movie related Movie bus can purchase movie related Movie bus can purchase movie related merchandise like T-shirts, caps, toys and merchandise like T-shirts, caps, toys and merchandise like T-shirts, caps, toys and original movie DCDs, VCDs, books and original movie DCDs, VCDs, books and original movie DCDs, VCDs, books and music soundtracks here at Glitters. music soundtracks here at Glitters. music soundtracks here at Glitters. With the advent of GSC Signature in With the advent of GSC Signature in With the advent of GSC Signature in The Gardens, Mid Valley, Malaysia’s The Gardens, Mid Valley, Malaysia’s The Gardens, Mid Valley, Malaysia’s rst boutique cinema oers viewers rst boutique cinema oers viewers rst boutique cinema oers viewers a luxurious dining and entertainment a luxurious dining and entertainment a luxurious dining and entertainment concept. Besides this, the latest cinema concept. Besides this, the latest cinema concept. Besides this, the latest cinema opened at Tropicana City Mall, Petaling opened at Tropicana City Mall, Petaling opened at Tropicana City Mall, Petaling Jaya, has ramped up GSC’s total number Jaya, has ramped up GSC’s total number Jaya, has ramped up GSC’s total number of screens to 172 in 24 locations. of screens to 172 in 24 locations. . of screens to 172 in 24 locations Mid Valley Megamall, 1 Utama Shopping Mid Valley Megamall, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Berjaya Times Square, Pavilion KL Mid Valley Megamall, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Berjaya Times Square, Pavilion KL +603-8312 3456 Centre, Berjaya Times Square, Pavilion KL +603-8312 3456 +603-8312 3456 www.gsc.com.my (Visit the website for the full listing of Golden www.gsc.com.myy www.gsc.com.m (Visit the website for the full listing of Golden (Visit the website for the full listing of Golden Screen Cinemas that are available in KL) Screen Cinemas that are available in KL) Screen Cinemas that are available in KL) TGV Cinemas MBO Galaxy TGV Cinemas MBO Galaxy MBO Galaxy TGV Cinemas GV Cinemas have 100 screens in 13 multiplexes his 10-seat cinema is located at the top oor of GV Cinemas have 100 screens in 13 multiplexes his 10-seat cinema is located at the top oor of f GV Cinemas have 100 screens in 13 multiplexes all across the nation, nine of which are in the his 10-seat cinema is located at the top oor o Galaxy Shopping Centre and it is the only MBO all across the nation, nine of which are in the all across the nation, nine of which are in the TKlang Valley. Tcinema in the whole of the Klang Valley. Galaxy Shopping Centre and it is the only MBO Galaxy Shopping Centre and it is the only MBO TKlang Valley TKlang Valley. . Tcinema in the whole of the Klang Valley. . Tcinema in the whole of the Klang Valley Suria KLCC, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Sunway Pyramid, The Add: 3A-2 Galaxy Shopping Centre, Jalan Dagang 5, Suria KLCC, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Sunway Pyramid, The Add: 3A-2 Galaxy Shopping Centre, Jalan Dagang 5, Mines Shopping Fair Add: 3A-2 Galaxy Shopping Centre, Jalan Dagang 5, Suria KLCC, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Sunway Pyramid, The Taman Dagang, Ampang Mines Shopping Fair Taman Dagang, Ampang Taman Dagang, Ampang Tel: +603-4270 1938 Mines Shopping Fair +603-7492 2929 +603-7492 2929 Tel: +603-4270 1938 Tel: +603-4270 1938 +603-7492 2929 www.tgv.com.my www.tgv.com.myy (Visit the website for the full listing of Tanjong Golden Village www.tgv.com.m (Visit the website for the full listing of Tanjong Golden Village (Visit the website for the full listing of Tanjong Golden Village Cinemas that are available in KL) Cinemas that are available in KL) Cinemas that are available in KL) Cineleisure Damansara Cineleisure Damansara Cineleisure Damansara Add: Level 2 & 2M, e@curve, No. 2A, Add: Level 2 & 2M, e@curve, No. 2A, Add: Level 2 & 2M, e@curve, No. 2A, Jalan PJU 7/3, Mutiara Damansara Jalan PJU 7/3, Mutiara Damansaraa Tel: +603-7727 0724 Jalan PJU 7/3, Mutiara Damansar Tel: +603-7727 0724 Tel: +603-7727 0724 Web: www.cathayholdings.com.my Web: www.cathayholdings.com.m Web: www.cathayholdings.com.myy event.indd 8 7/4/2009 10:17:11 AM 7/4/2009 10:17:11 AM event.indd 8 event.indd 8 7/4/2009 10:17:11 AM

90 || EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT 102 || EvEnts & EntErtainMEn 94 || EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENTt Theme Parks, Water Parks & Zoos Theme Parks, Water Parks & Zoos Cosmo’s World Theme Park ithin Berjaya Times Square the largest indoor theme park in Malaysia comes to Wlife. Cosmo’s World Theme Park covers an area of 133,000 square feet and features 14 amazing rides within 2 themed areas, Galaxy Station and Fantasy Garden respectively. The 6 major rides in Galaxy Station includes the Supersonic Odyssey, DNA Mixer, Space Attack and Spinning Orbit while Fantasy Garden oers rides like Flying Bumble Bee and Fantasy Trail. Level 5, Berjaya Times Square +603-2117 3118 10:00am to 10:00pm daily RM 25.00 (adults), RM 15.00 (children below 140cm),Free admission for children below 91cm and senior citizens aged 55 years above www.timessquarekl.com Take the Monorail to Imbi Monorail Station. Exit right into Berjaya Times Square. Alternatively, take STAR LRT to Hang Tuah LRT Station and take a 5-minute walk to Berjaya Times Square. Desa Water Park esa Water Park is the only water park located within the Kuala Lumpur city limits and is conveniently accessible from most parts of the city by a wide Dnetwork of roads. The park is an ideal entertainment spot for the whole family with its many exciting features. Its main attraction is “The Thunderbolt” – Asia’s longest uphill family water coaster. The water park also houses an awesome wave pool. Taman Desa, o Old Klang Road +603-7118 8338 12:00noon to 6:00pm (Mon-Fri), 10:00am to 6:00pm (weekends and public holidays). Closed on Wednesdays RM 18.00 (adults), RM 12.00 (children), (free for children below 76.2cm – group packages can be arranged) www.desawaterpark.com.my Taxis are the best choice for transportation to the park. The National Zoo & Aquarium ome to more than 4000 animals from hundreds of dierent species of animals, birds, reptiles, the National Zoo is located about 13km northeast of the city centre. The Aquarium at the corner of the zoo houses 80 species Hof marine and freshwater life. The multi-animal show is held daily while special shows like the elephant show, pony rides and the Night Zoo, when nocturnal creatures like the tapir, racoon and Nile hippos come out and play are on weekends and public holidays. Hulu Kelang, Ampang +603-4108 3422 09:00am to 5:00pm (Mon to Fri), 09:00am to 10:30pm on weekends and public holidays RM 15.00 (adults), RM 6.00 (children aged 3 to 12 years and senior citizens aged above 60 years) www.zoonegara.org.my Take the Putra LRT to Taman Melati or Wangsa Maju LRT Station. From there – take a taxi for the short journey to the zoo. Wet World Shah Alam art of Malaysia’s largest water theme park chain, Wet World Shah Alam is located 25 km from KL’s city centre and oers various fun Prides and other attractions. Persiaran Dato’ Menteri, Seksyen 2 , Shah Alam +603 –5510 2588 +603 –5510 7619 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm (weekdays except Wednesdays), 10:00 am – 8:00 pm (weekends, public and school holidays) Weekdays – RM 7.00 (adults), RM 5 (children), Weekends – RM 10 (adults), RM 6 (children) www.wetworld.com.my event.indd 10 7/4/2009 10:17:18 AM event.indd 9 7/4/2009 10:17:13 AM

EvEnts & EntErtainMEnt || 103 92 || EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT Golf Clubs ith Malaysia’s tropical climate, Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley boast some of the most beautiful courses available in Asia. With the continuing boom in golf as a popular sporting & recreational activity – many hotels and Wresorts in Malaysia include golf courses designed by internationally renowned golf architects. And as part of the overall eort to boost golf tourism, many visitors now come down to Malaysia to play golf on some of the best golf courses in Kuala Lumpur and the surrounding Klang Valley. With the games growing popularity, most courses whether public or private, require you book well ahead of time to be certain of getting a tee-o time. Golfers visiting from overseas can usually make the necessary booking arrangements at their hotel. NB: most local golf clubs will require visitors to produce their handicap cards before being allowed to play on their course. For those golfers who wish to hone their skill and accuracy away from the golf course – there are a number of driving ranges located close to the city. Bukit Jalil Golf and Country Resort Jalan 3/155B, Bukit Jalil +603-8994 1600 +603-89941542 www.berjayaclubs.com/jalil/golf Description Course: 18 holes, 165 acres Type of Course: A testing, undulating terrain with green surroundings Designer: Max Wexler Green Fees: RM 105.00 – RM 180.00 (18 holes) Facilities: 60-bay, 2-tier driving range, clubhouse, golf shop, convenience store, beauty spa, healthcare centre, F&B and other resort facilities Visitors: Advance booking necessary (5 days) Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club No. 10 Jalan 1/70D, o Jalan Bukit Kiara +603- 2093 1111 +603- 2093 3393 www.klgcc.com Description Course: Two 18-holegolf courses Type of Course: Beautiful hilltop setting of the lush undulating greenery Designer: Robin Nelson & Rodney Wright Green Fees: RM 120.00 – RM 250.00 Facilities: F&B, Club facilities Visitors: Advance booking necessary The Royal Selangor Golf Club Jalan Kelab Golf, O Jalan Tun Razak +603 - 9206 3333 +603 - 9285 3939 www.rsgc.com.my Description Course: 45-hole golf course comprises two 18-hole courses and a short 9-hole course Setapak Golf Range - Golng practice, Type of Course: Beautifully landscaped parkland course with driving range 1617 Batu 4½, Jalan Genting an abundance of matured trees Klang, Setapak Designer: George Hemmat, Frank Hemmat, Jeery Gibb +603-4023 4107 Green Fees: RM 400.00 +603-4023 4106 Facilities: Clubhouse facilities 50 Balls, RM 5.50; 100 Balls, RM 11.00 Visitors: Arranged by Hotel personnel, must be able to be www.setapakgolf.com present Handicap Card. event.indd 12 7/4/2009 10:17:29 AM

104 || EvEnts & EntErtainMEnt Nightclubs he entertainment scene in Kuala Lumpur tends to be very happening especially at night. Dubbed the Garden City of Lights, the party life here in KL can be very adventurous. For those seeking a good time partying, try Jalan Ampang & Jalan Sultan Ismail Tthe clubs at Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan P. Ramlee. You can find the many music genres available and club themes to suit your dance grooves. Club hopping is also popular among the locals, so be sure to hit a few clubs in one night! With the nightclub listing, Klang Valley 4Locals recommends more than a handful of clubs to which any visitor to KL should go partying. Check out our recommendations on clubs you shouldn’t miss! Jalan Raja Chulan Jalan Imbi Bangkok Jazz Thai Bistro Club de Vegas Chulan Square +603-2141 3888 +603-2145 8708 www.clubdevegas.com.my www.seacuisine.com.my Jalan Bukit Bintang Minnal Fun & Family Club Salsa Havana Club Federal Hotel Kuala Lumpur Federal Hotel Kuala Lumpur +603-2145 2890 +603-2145 2890/016-317 5385 www.federal.com.my www.federal.com.my Jalan P. Ramlee La Bodega Jalan Tengkat Tong Shin +603-2142 6368 www.bodega.com.my Pulse Grand Millenium Hotel +603-2117 4888 www.millenniumhotels.com Little Havana Off Changkat Bukit Bintang +603-2144 7170 www.mylittlehavanakl.com Qba Kuala Lumpur Funtheque within The Westin Hotel +603-2144 3892 +603-2731 8333 www.captainscabin.com.my www.westindining.com.my/ restaurants/qba.asp

EvEnts & EntErtainMEnt || 105 Nightclubs Jalan Ampang & Jalan Sultan Ismail Hard Rock Café near Concorde Hotel +603-2715 5555 www.hardrock.com.my Finnegan’s 3 Changkat Bukit Bintang +603-2145 1930 www.finneganspubs.com Ruums Bar & Club within Life Centre Building +603-2162 8163 www.ruumsclub.com The Apartment Downtown Zouk – Mainroom, Velvet Underground, Lot G48 & 139, G & 1st The Loft & Terrace Bar opposite Grand Maya Hotel Floor, Suria KLCC +603-2171 1997 +603-2166 2257 www.zoukclub.com.my www.atheapartment.com The Cotton Club The Marketplace 4A Lorong Yap Kwan Seng Jazzaurant Maju Junction Mall +603-2166 0750 +603-2166 0752 +603-2772 8588 www.cottonclub.com.my www.marketplacekl.com Alexis Ampang +603-4260 2288 Urbanattic www.alexis.com.my G-46 CapSquare,No. 7, Persiaran Capsquare, Off Jalan Ampang, Capital Square, Bently’s Pub 50100 Kuala Lumpur Hotel Nikko, 1st Floor, 165, +603-2693 3808 Jalan Ampang, [email protected] Kuala Lumpur. +603-2782 6268/2161 1111 www.hotelnikko.com.my Jalan P. Ramlee Luna Bar The Grand Modesto’s Aloha 33rd Floor, Pacific Regency Hotel +603-2713 2333 next to Rum Jungle Apartments, Menara Pan Global www.modestos.com.my +603-2711 7266 +603-2026 2211 www.alohakl.com www.pacific-regency.com Oblique Retro Beach Club Café next to Grand Modesto’s next to Grand Modesto’s next to Emporium +603-2713 2333 +603-2713 2333 Grand Café www.modestos.com.my www.modestos.com.my +603-2166 9919 Modestro’s Thai Club & Bistro Skybar located at the same Jalan Perak 33rd Floor, Traders Hotel, KLCC row as Beach Club Café +603-2163 8388 +603-2332 9911 +603-2694 6868 www.thaiclubkl.com.my www.skybar.com.my Poppy – Restaurant, Modesto’s KL Tower Bar & Garden Jalan Puncak, Off Jalan +603-2141 8888 (rest)/ P. Ramlee +603-2170 6666 (off) +603-2070 1031 www.poppy-collection.com www.modestos.com.my

106 || EvEnts & EntErtainMEnt Nightclubs Sri Hartamas / Mont Kiara Modesto’s Sri Hartamas off Jalan Bukit Kiara +603-6201 7898 www.modestos.com.my Souled Out Desa Sri Hartamas +603-2300 1955 www.souledout.com.my Finnegan’s 2 Jalan 27/70A (near RHB Bank) +603-2300 0538 www.finneganspubs.com Supper Club Diva Matrix Pub & Cafe RAW KL Lot PT 4512 (PT 48672), Jalan Plaza Crystaville 2, Jalan J-OG-9 Solaris Mont Kiara, 25/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas 22A/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, Jalan Solaris 2, Mont Kiara +603 – 6203 5566 Kuala Lumpur. +603-6203 6869 www.supperclubkl.com +603-6203 1817 www.rawkl.com Flagz Restaurant & Pub Desa Sri Hartamas – Corner Backyard Pub Little Bali lot after the pet shop Jalan Sri Hartamas same row as Souled Out +603-2300 6650 +603-6201 0318 Café, Desa Sri Hartamas www.finneganspubs.com www.backyardpub.com +603-2300 7718 Breakers Pool Club & Bar Karma Soda Club Desa Sri Hartamas Desa Sri Hartamas Desa Sri Hartamas +603-6201 8628 +603-6203 2111 +603-6201 3778 Around KL Carl’s Bar Palate Palette Restaurant & Club 9 & the SiX Lounge Swiss-Inn Hotel, Jalan Bar 9, Jln Yap Ah Shak, (Asian Heritage Row), Off Jln Dang Sultan, Kuala Lumpur. Jalan Mesui, Wangi, 50300, Kuala Lumpur, +603-2072 3333 Off Jalan Nagasari +603-2692 6969 http://www.swissgarden. +603-2142 2148 [email protected] com/hotels/sikl/ www.palatepalette.com The Borneo Baruk Club No Black Tie Seven Ate Nine Jalan Kia Peng Jalan Mesui The Ascott, Jalan Pinang +603-2148 0015 +603-2142 3737 +603-2162 7789 www.bbc.net.my www.noblacktie.com.my www.sevenatenine.com Zeta Bar The Bar Hilton Kuala Lumpur, Jalan Carcosa Seri Negara, Taman Tasik Perdana, Stesen Sentral, Kuala Lumpur. Persiaran Mahameru, Kuala Lumpur. +603-2264 2264 +603-2295 0888 www.ghmhotels.com Beyond KL Sunway Bar Celona Lot OB 3 G 10-OB G 13, Oasis Boulevard 3 Sunway Pyramid, No 3 Jalan PJS 11/15, Bandar Sunway +603-5621 8858 www.barcelonakl.com Euphoria by Ministry of Sound Café Flam Sunway Lagoon Resort, Sunway Pyramid, Bandar Sunway The Sanctuary Persiaraan Lagoon, Bandar Sunway, the Curve, Mutiara Damansara +603-7495 1786/+603-7495 1788 +603-7492 0068 +603-7710 5033 www.euphoria.com.my www.flam.com Cigar Divan The Pub The Scarlet Lot 1-02, 1-03, 1-03A & 1-08, Eastin Hotel, 13, Jalan 16/11, Pusat Holiday Inn Glenmarie, 1st Floor, Cineleisure Damanasara, Dagang Seksyen 16, Petaling Jaya, 1, Jalan Usahawan U1/8, Mutiara Damansara +603-7665 1111 Seksyen U1, Shah Alam. 03-7722 5733 www.eastin.com +603-7803 1000 ext: 7376 http://thescarlet.com.my www.holidayinn.com/glenmarie

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116 || HOLE IN THE WALL 112 || HOLE IN THE WALL 112 || HOLE IN THE WALL Outside Kl Outside KL Outside KL Depending on where you will be temporarily based while you are on your business trip, we have just the thing for you, Depending on where you will be temporarily based while you are on your business trip, we have just the thing for you, especially if you nd yourself outside Kuala Lumpur. The various areas containing business hotels are focussed in the towns especially if you nd yourself outside Kuala Lumpur. The various areas containing business hotels are focussed in the towns and suburbs of Selangor. Here, we take a look at a few other areas. and suburbs of Selangor. Here, we take a look at a few other areas. Pearl International Hotel Pearl International Hotel Batu, Jalan Klang Lama 5 Batu, Jalan Klang Lama 5 03-7983-1111 03-7983-1111 www.pearl.com.my Hotel Sun Inns Mentari Hotel Sun Inns Lagoon Hotel Sun Inns Mentari Hotel Sun Inns Lagoon No.1, Jalan PJS 8/5, Dataran Mentari, Bandar Sunway, 121, Jalan PJS 11/2, Subang Indah, Bandar No.1, Jalan PJS 8/5, Dataran Mentari, Bandar Sunway, 121, Jalan PJS 11/2, Subang Indah, Bandar 03-5638 0993 03-5638 0993 www.suninnhotel.com www.suninnhotel.com Crystal Crown Hotel, Klang Histana Hotel Crystal Crown Hotel, Klang Histana Hotel Harbour View Port Klang 10, Jalan Batu Tiga Lama, Klang Harbour View Port Klang 10, Jalan Batu Tiga Lama, Klang 603-3343 8999 217, Persiaran Raja Muda Musa, Pelabuhan Klang, 217, Persiaran Raja Muda Musa, Pelabuhan Klang, 603-3343 8999 Web: www.histanahotel.com.my 03-3165 4422 03-3165 4422 Web: www.histanahotel.com.my www.crystalcrown.com.my www.crystalcrown.com.my Prescott Hotel Shah's Village Hotel Petaling Jaya Prescott Hotel Shah's Village Hotel Petaling Jaya No.18A, Lebuh Enggang Lorong Sultan, Seksyen 52, Petaling Jaya No.18A, Lebuh Enggang Lorong Sultan, Seksyen 52, Petaling Jaya 03-7956-9322 O Persiaran Sultan Ibrahim, Klang O Persiaran Sultan Ibrahim, Klang 03-7956-9322 (60)3 3344 8833 (60)3 3344 8833 www.vhhotels.com www.vhhotels.com hotel.indd 16 7/4/2009 9:19:38 AM 7/4/2009 9:19:38 AM hotel.indd 16

118 || HOLE IN THE WALL HOLE IN THE WALL || 117 Subang Jaya & Shah Alam Subang Jaya/Shah Alam The Saujana Hotel Kuala Lumpur Jalan Lapangan Terbang SAAS, +603-7843 1234 +603-7846 2789 www.thesaujanahotel.com Concorde Hotel Shah Alam 3 Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah C9/C, Shah Alam +603-5512 2200 +603-5512 2233 www.concorde.net/shah Sheraton Subang Hotel and Towers No 1 Jalan SS12/1, Subang Jaya +603-5031 6060 [email protected] Quality Hotel Shah Alam Grand BlueWave Hotel Holiday Inn Glenmarie Plaza Perangsang, Shah Alam Persiaran Perbandaran, Seksyen 14, 1 Jalan Usahawan U1/8, Seksyen U1 +603-5510 3696 +603-5511 8811 +603-7803 1000 +603-5510 2913 +603-5511 8899 +603-7804 1000 www.quality.com.my/SA www.bluewavehotels.com www.ichotelsgroup.com/ hotel.indd 22 7/4/2009 9:20:17 AM

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Special Feature: Special Feature: Special Feature Melaka Melaka Introduction.....………………….……..........121 Heritage Area……………………………….122 Museums and Galleries…………………......123 Private Museums………………………..…..124 Places of Worship……………………...……125 Shopping………………………………........126 Food………………………………….......…127 Sightseeing…………………………....…….128 Entertainment....……………………........….129 Accommodation....………………........….....130 Boutique Hotels and Transportation........…...131 Melaka City Centre Map…………...........….132 elaka is a state the Chinese and Indians with some of the trendier malls in situated on the the locals respectively. Over Melaka. west coast of time, Melaka fell under the In the midst of all these are MMalaysia, about 1 dominance of the Portuguese, lodgings to suit every taste, hour 45 minutes drive south Dutch and English in 1511, from quaint boutique hotels of Kuala Lumpur. The famous 1641 and 1824 respectively to luxurious five-star hotels. birthplace of the Melakan and the Eurasians (or Serani) There are even theme parks Sultanate, which is the basis community came forth as and a whole range of farms to the Malay sultanates in a result. and parks to suit a family Malaysia, was honoured as The main thoroughfares vacation in nearby Ayer Keroh one of the World Heritage of Bandar Hilir, Melaka’s and an exciting new way to Sites in July 2008. Founded city centre is a feast for the see the ever-changing Melaka by a Sumatran prince, senses as architecture from Riverfront brings out its charm Parameswara, between 1390– communities past and present to all ages. 1400 AD, Melaka became a stand next to each other and Tucked within this Special thriving entrepot for traders roadside hawkers call out to Feature of KL – The Guide is from all across Asia, including visitors to try the wide array a magic carpet ride through the Middle East, India and of authentic Peranakan dishes Melaka city’s highlights. China. It was during this available. One is simply spoilt This section will give you an time that hybrid cultures for choice when it comes to overview of all there is to see, such as the Peranakans (or buying antiques, traditional feel, taste and do while in Babas and Nyonyas) and wear and other bric-a-bracs Melaka and help you plan a Chitties were birthed out of from pedestrian walkways and trip back in time to the Historic the intermarriage between City of Melaka.

122 || SPeCiAl FeATURe: MelAKA SPeCiAl FeATURe: MelAKA || 123 Heritage Area alacca’s town centre hosts many Malaysian historic monuments which are recognizable by their architects: the Malays, Chinese, Indians, Portuguese, Dutch and English as they each tell Mof the different twists and turns of Malaysian history. Here, diversity of culture and religion is celebrated as different cultural and religious centres are located in close proximity to each other. The Stadhuys Complex On the right of Christ Church is The Stadhuys, the A former Dutch adminstrative building which was completed in 1660. It is the oldest Dutch building remaining in Asia and has been converted into the Historical and Ethnography Museum which archives the life and times of Malacca’s multi-racial citizens. Behind the Stadhuys is the Admiral Cheng Ho Gallery, which features his feats and achievements in A’ Famosa fostering diplomatic relations between China and the Asian walk down the other flight and African countries. Admiral of steps leads to the Porta Cheng Ho was a diplomat sent by A de Santiago, more famously the Ming court to conduct trade known as A’ Famosa, the gate with countries in the Indian Ocean and Melaka, being an entrepot being the only remnant of a walled at that time, was one of his port-of-calls. Other museums within this fortress built by the Portuguese complex include: The Literature Museum, Govenor’s Museum and Admiral, Alfonso d’ Albuquerque, the Democratic Rule Museum. All museums within this complex in 1511. The red-bricked and is managed by PERZIM, the statutory body which is in charge of all white washed S-shaped gate was public museums in the state. constructed in such a way to avoid gunfire and was restored after the +606-6526/+606-281 1289/ +606-282 6645 http://www.perzim.gov.my Dutch took over Melaka in 1641. Christ Church Dutch Square St. Paul’s Church Dutch Reformed Church ight outside Christ Church ight behind the Stadhuys built in 1753, Christ is Queen Victoria’s Complex is a flight of stairs to A Church stands testament RFountain, built Rleading to the remnants of to Anglo-Dutch influences in the commemorate Queen Victoria’s St. Paul’s Church, which was built Dutch Square. Originally built as a Diamond Jubilee. Installed in by Portuguese captain Duerto replacement for St. Paul’s Church 1904, it is the only fountain in Coelho in 1521 and named Nossa the church was converted into Malacca and is the converging Senhora da Annunciada (Our Lady an Anglican church by the point for local trishaw or beca of Annunciation). St. Paul’s was British and they added the drivers who offer their services renamed by the Dutch who used weather vane and a clock tower. to all and sundry. In this square it before Christ Church was built It is the oldest Protestant is also the Tang Beng Swee and after that is became a Dutch church in Malaysia and the Clock Tower which was built cemetary for notable statesmen, floor and walls bear witness to in 1886 in the honour of a local with the marble statue of St. the Dutch heritage in Malaysia. Chinese tycoon and has Dutch- Francis Xavier bearing testament Thurs to Tues inspired architecture. to his interrment here 400 years Free ago before his remains were buried in Goa, India.

122 || SPeCiAl FeATURe: MelAKA SPeCiAl FeATURe: MelAKA || 123 Museums & Galleries ost of the museums and galleries in Melaka are surrounded by heritage sites and are under the Mcare of PERZIM. Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum t the foot of St. Paul’s Hill, the main entrance to the Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum is at the end Aof the road from A’ Famosa. This museum is a replica of the Sultan’s palace during the golden era of the Malaccan Sultanate. Within are dioramas and displays giving visitors a glimpse of traditional Malay court life. +606-282 7464 09:00 to 17:30 daily RM 2 (adults), RM 0.50 (children/student) http://www.perzim.gov.my Malaysian Youth Museum & Melaka Art Gallery n the left of Christ Church is the Malaysian Youth O Museum, a museum primarily focussed on the youth associations in Malaysia under the care of the Malaysian Youth Council. On the first floor of the same building is the Melaka Art Gallery, featuring a collection of 150 paintings and 30 sculptures of various media and themes by local artists. This building was previously a Post Office and is an example of English architecture. +606-6526/+606-281 1289/ +606-282 6645 09:00 to 17:30 (Wed to Sun) RM 2 (adults), RM 1 (children/student) http://www.perzim.gov.my islamic World Malay World Museum lso known as the DMDi Museum, it is in Bastion House, built by the British as an administrative base in Melaka. It is now a Areference point for issues related to the socio-economic status of Malay communities in the whole archipelago, including those from neighbouring countries. +606-6526/+606-281 1289/ +606-282 6645 09:00 to 17:30 daily RM 1 (adults), RM 0.50 (children/student) http://www.perzim.gov.my Melaka islamic Museum Maritime Museum he former Melaka Islamic rom Jalan Kota, a simple right turn into Jalan Council office now houses Merdeka will lead you to the Maritime T religious Islamic artifacts F Museum. This unmistakable landmark including a replica of an early Al measuring 34 metres high, 36 metres long and Quran and historical records of 8 metres wide is a replica of the Portuguese galleon, mosques in Melaka among many Flor de la Mar and contains naval and maritime- others. related artifacts, including a special corner dedicated to Panglima Awang, an eminent Malay seafarer. +606-282 2973 09:00 to 17:30 (Wed to Sun) Jalan Merdeka RM 1 (adults), RM 0.50 (children/students) +606-6526/+606-2811289/ +606-282 6645 http://www.perzim.gov.my http://www.perzim.gov.my

124 || SPeCiAl FeATURe: MelAKA SPeCiAl FeATURe: MelAKA || 125 Private Museums number of private homes have been turned into either private museums or galleries within the A heritage quarter of Melaka. The Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum T he Peranakans or Straits-born Chinese are the result of the interaction between the Chinese and Malays when their ancestors arrived from China for trade in the early 15th century. This museum houses traditional costume, antique furniture and wood- work art all in a house built during the Dutch occupancy on Millionaire’s Row. 48-50, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock +606-283 1273 10:00 to 12:30, 14:00 to 16:30 daily except Tuesdays RM 8 per entry Villa Sentosa T his landmark is visible from the Melaka River during the Melaka River Cruise through Kampung Morten, where it stands. Built in 1920 by Tuan Haji Hashim bin Dato’ Demang Haji Abdul Ghani, its conversion into a private museum gives visitors a glimpse of the ambience in a kampung house, replete with the owner’s essentials and collectibles. Kampung Morten +606-282 3988/ +606-335 0739 The Melaka Stamp Museum ans and hobbyists of philately will simply Flove this museum housed in the former Melaka Museum which Rumahku Muziumku came about in 2007 via a his private house which collaboration between Pos became a museum features Malaysia and the Melaka Tantique items which help State Government. preserve the Malay culture +606-283 4698 through a collection of relics. 09:00 to 17:30 (Wed to Sun) RM 1 (adults), RM 0.50 No 68068 Lot 649, Padang Temu (children/students) +606-286 8894 http://www.perzim.gov.my

124 || SPeCiAl FeATURe: MelAKA SPeCiAl FeATURe: MelAKA || 125 Places of Worship f particular note is Jalan Tokong which is also known as Harmony Street because it contains the worship centres Malaysia’s three main religions: the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, the Masjid O Kapitan Kling and the Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple. While heading northwest along Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock would lead to Tengkera, where the famous Masjid Tengkera is located. Cheng Hoon Teng Temple T he ‘Temple of Blue Clouds’ was built in 1645 by Kapitan China lee Wei King and is the oldest Chinese temple in Malaysia serving the Hokkien Chinese of Malacca then as it does now. The stalls huddled outside the entrance sell prayer items required by devotees. 25 Jalan Tokong +606-282 9343 07:00 to 19:00 daily St Francis Xavier’s Church uilt in 1849 by a Frenchman, Reverend Farve, this Gothic- styled church is the largest Catholic Church in Melaka. B Dedicated to St. Francis Xavier, the ‘Apostle to the east’, this church bears witness to the missionary’s contributions to the Malaysian congregation. The Straits Mosque Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Masjid Tengkera (Masjid Selat) Moorthi Temple he Tengkera Mosque’s his floating mosque is T he oldest surviving unique three-tiered built on a 1.8 hectare land Hindu temple still in use, Tpyramidal roof and a Tin Pulau Melaka with the it was built towards the pagoda-shaped stone minaret craftsmanship of Middle Eastern end of the 18th century during makes it a top draw even though and local Malay architects. Dutch rule and is inspired by it is located in the neighbourhood Facing the Melaka Straits, this the Chetty community of of Tengkera, northwest of the landmark has spectacular city centre. Believed to have been sunset views and showcases Malacca. It is devoted to the constructed in 1750, it was the modern and functional Islamic Lord Vinayagar or Ganesha state’s official mosque before craftsmanship. of the Hindu faith and Dutch and bears strong resemblance to influence is traceable through the Demak Mosque in Indonesia Pulau Melaka the architecture, finishing and and the Kampung Laut Mosque roof tiling. in Kelantan.

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They share certain dishes with the Peranakans of the north with their offering of Laksa (rice noodles in a briny and tangy fish broth garnished with vegetables, pineapples and mint) and Cendol, a dessert consisting of green cendol strands, red beans and shaved ice topped with coconut milk and gula Melaka (palm sugar). Understandably, the concentration of Peranakan food is around the Jonker Street – Heeren Street area. That said, the newer restaurants are concentrated in the Melaka Raya area. Among some of them are: Portuguese Fare The descendants of the Portuguese make up Malaysia’s only Portuguese Settlement in Ujong Pasir. Their unique Curry Debal is devilishly hot, just as its name suggests, and for most part, their cuisine invokes their dependency on the sea’s provision. 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GETTING AROUND Visitors to Kuala Lumpur have a variety of public transportation options to choose from when travelling around the city. With the city’s efficient network of Monorail, train, bus and taxi services – getting around KL is both convenient and affordable. Taxi Services Most taxi drivers in KL have a fair command of the English Language. By law, all taxis must use meters and fares are based on metered rates, please insist that the meter is used for all journeys. Rates start from RM 2.00 for the first 2 kilometres and 10sen for every subsequent 150 metres. There is a surcharge of 50% levied to the fare between midnight and 6.00 am the next day. For taxis carrying two or more passengers an additional charge of 20 sen for each customer will also be imposed. Buses As part of KL’s extensive public transport network, a number of bus companies provide public transport throughout KL and the surrounding areas. Rapid KL, Metrobus, SJ Bus, Park May and Len Seng bus companies all provide bus services to parts of the city. Rapid KL is very popular with visitors to KL; covering most of the city, with fares starting from RM 1.00. As in most major cities, buses in KL are a very popular form of cheap public transport among the locals and become very packed during peak hours. Bus routes are usually displayed by the electronic board on the side of the bus, but it’s always advisable to check first with bus driver for any passengers who may be uncertain of their destination. For passengers travelling interstate, tickets can be purchased from the respective counters at Pudu Bus Station in KL. +603-7625 6999 www.rapidkl.com KL Monorail The newest addition to the cities transit system is the KL Monorail. The KL Monorail serves the city, connecting passengers to the major shopping and entertainment areas of the city. Stopping at Imbi, Bukit Bintang, Raja Chulan, Bukit Nanas and Medan Tuanku, the Monorail operates between 6.00am to 12 midnight at 5-minute intervals during peak hours and 6 to 10-minute intervals during off-peak hours. Starting in the city from opposite KL Sentral (KLCAT), passengers getting down at KL Sentral (KLCAT) should walk out of the building, across the car park and cross Jalan Brickfields to the Monorail station. +603-6625 6999 www.rapidkl.com.my

KLIA Express & KLIA Transit KL MONORAIL, LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT (LRT) AND KLIA Express high-speed electric trains travel non-stop KTM KOMUTER TRAIN NETWORK between KL International Airport (KLIA) and KL Sentral (KLCAT) in 28 minutes. The rst train leaves at 05.00am. Trains depart at intervals of 15 minutes during peak hours KL SENTRAL STATION (05:00am to 09:00am and 16:00pm to 22:00pm), 20 minutes This modern transportation hub offers a comprehensive network of trains, buses and taxis. From intervals during o-peak hours (09:00am to 16:00pm and 22:00pm to Midnight) and every 30 minutes after midnight. here, one can take a train to most cities in Peninsular Malaysia or within KL itself. The Putra Light Rail Transit (LRT), KL Monorail and KTM Komuter provide easy and efficient access to well-known KLIA Transit’s high-speed electric trains also travel between landmarks in KL as well as outlying districts and nearby towns. For rail services to international KL Sentral (KLCAT) and KLIA in 35 minutes, but this transit service stops at Bandar Tasik Selatan, Putrajaya/Cyberjaya destinations or within Peninsular Malaysia, visit the KTM (Malayan Railway) counter. There is also and Salak Tinggi on route to KLIA. Trains depart at 30 a free source of tourism information found at Tourism Malaysia’s office at Lot 21, Level 2, Arrival minute intervals, the rst and last train from KL Sentral Hall, Kuala Lumpur City Terminal (Tel: 03-2272 5823). (KLCAT) to KLIA depart at 05.33am and 12.03am past midnight respectively, and the rst and last trains from KLIA to KL Sentral (KLCAT) depart at 05.52am and 01.03am Kuala Kubu B Bharu respectively. Batang Kali +603-2267 8000 Serendah E PUTRA TERMINAL (Gombak) P www.KLIAekspres.com P RAWANG Taman Melati D C SENTUL TIMUR P Wangsa Maju P Kuang Sri Rampai KTM Komuter P SENTUL A SENTUL P Sungai Buloh P Setiawangsa P Initially running from Sentul in the north to Port Klang A SENTUL KTM KOMUTER Jelatek P on the south west coast and from Rawang in the north to B PORT KLANG KTM KOMUTER P Kepong F TITIWANGSA P AMPANG C RAWANG Seremban in the state of Negeri Sembilan in the south. Both C SEREMBAN STAR LRT Chow Kit Dato Keramat AMPANG trains stop at KL Sentral (KLCAT), connecting passengers D LINE STAR LRT P Segambut Kg. Baru Damai SRI PETALING with the STAR LRT, PUTRA LRT and the Monorail. Trains LINE PUTRA LRT PWTC Ampang Park P Cahaya KELANA JAYA operate at 15-minute intervals during peak hours and a E LINE Putra Medan KLCC P Cempaka KL SENTRAL 20-minute interval during o-peak hours. F TITIWANGSA KL MONORAIL Sultan Tuanku Ismail AEROCITY KLIA TRANSIT P Pandan Indah COMMUTER Dang Wangi Bukit Nanas +603-2267 1200 AEROCITY KLIA EKSPRES Raja Chulan Pandan Jaya P EXPRESS www.ktmb.com.my INTERCHANGE Bandaraya STATION Bank Negara Bukit Bintang INTERCHANGE Imbi Maluri P STATION WITHIN Plaza Hang Chan Sow Light Railway Transit (LRT) WALKING DISTANCE Masjid Rakyat Tuah Pudu P Lin Miharja P P CAR PARK Jamek The city has two dierent LRT networks for getting around, the RapidKL LRT and the Monorail. The Kelana BUS P Kuala Lumpur Pasar Seni Jaya line stretches from the Putra Terminal at Gombak to the Kelana Jaya Terminal – south west of KL in Maharajalela Cheras P Petaling Jaya, with 24 stations in between including, Suria KLCC in the city centre, KL Sentral – also known F P KL SENTRAL STATION Tun as Kuala Lumpur City Air Terminal (KLCAT), Bangsar and Masjid Jamek. KLCAT is also the central point for KELANA P Taman Taman Bangsar Sambanthan Salak Selatan P passengers who wish to transfer between all three systems or take the KLIA Express to Kuala Lumpur JAYA Paramount Jaya Kerinchi Seputeh P Salak Selatan P International Airport. (See KL transit map on following page for more details) E Taman Asia Universiti Abdullah Angkasapuri Bandar Tun Razak P Bahagia Jaya Hukum Pantai Dalam The Sentul LRT serves 25 stations and is divided P Bandar Tasik Selatan P Petaling into two lines, the Ampang line and the Sri Petaling Jalan Templer P P P Bukit Jalil line. The Ampang line runs between the northern Kampung Dato Harun P Serdang P suburb of Sentul and Ampang on the eastern side Seri Setia P D Bukit Jalil of the city – making stops at Putra World Trade Setia Jaya P SRI PETALING P Kajang P P Centre, Sultan Ismail and Plaza Rakyat. The Sri Subang Jaya P UPM P Petaling line also runs from Sentul in the cities Batu Tiga P Bangi P north, but continues to Sri Petaling on the south Shah Alam P side of KL – stopping along the way at Bukit Jalil Padang Jawa P Putrajaya P P Batang Benar Stadium. Trains operate daily – including public Bukit Badak P P Nilai holidays, from 6.00am to 11.45pm at intervals of Klang P 3-5 minutes during peak hours and 5-8 minutes Teluk Pulai P Salak Tinggi P P Labu during o peak hours. The RapidKL station of Teluk Gadong P P Tiroi Masjid Jamek is where passengers can transfer Kampung Raja Uda P between all the LRT lines. Jalan Kastam P P SEREMBAN A PORT KLANG P B +603-6625 6999 KL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (KLIA) www.rapidkl.com.my >> Map Courtesy of TOURISM MALAYSIA June 2008 Edition endlism.indd 2 7/4/2009 2:24:12 PM endlism.indd 3 7/4/2009 2:24:12 PM

KL MONORAIL, LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT (LRT) AND KTM KOMUTER TRAIN NETWORK KL SENTRAL STATION This modern transportation hub offers a comprehensive network of trains, buses and taxis. From here, one can take a train to most cities in Peninsular Malaysia or within KL itself. The Putra Light Rail Transit (LRT), KL Monorail and KTM Komuter provide easy and efficient access to well-known landmarks in KL as well as outlying districts and nearby towns. For rail services to international destinations or within Peninsular Malaysia, visit the KTM (Malayan Railway) counter. There is also a free source of tourism information found at Tourism Malaysia’s office at Lot 21, Level 2, Arrival Hall, Kuala Lumpur City Terminal (Tel: 03-2272 5823). Tel: +603-2272 5823 Kuala Kubu Bharu B Batang Kali Serendah E PUTRA TERMINAL (Gombak) P P RAWANG Taman Melati D C SENTUL TIMUR P Wangsa Maju P Kuang Sri Rampai P SENTUL A SENTUL P Sungai Buloh P Setiawangsa P A SENTUL KTM KOMUTER Jelatek P PORT KLANG B RAWANG KTM KOMUTER P Kepong F TITIWANGSA Dato Keramat P AMPANG C SEREMBAN C AMPANG STAR LRT Chow Kit Damai LINE D SRI PETALING STAR LRT P Segambut Kg. Baru Ampang Park P Cahaya LINE E KELANA JAYA PUTRA LRT Putra PWTC Medan KLCC P Cempaka LINE F KL SENTRAL KL MONORAIL Sultan Tuanku TITIWANGSA Ismail AEROCITY KLIA TRANSIT P Pandan Indah COMMUTER Dang Wangi Bukit Nanas Pandan Jaya AEROCITY KLIA EKSPRES P EXPRESS Bandaraya Raja Chulan INTERCHANGE STATION Bank Negara Bukit Bintang INTERCHANGE Imbi Maluri P STATION WITHIN Plaza Hang Chan Sow WALKING DISTANCE Rakyat Tuah Pudu P Lin Miharja P Masjid P CAR PARK Jamek BUS P Kuala Lumpur Pasar Seni Maharajalela Cheras P F P KL SENTRAL STATION Tun KELANA P Taman Taman Bangsar Sambanthan Seputeh Salak Selatan P JAYA Paramount Jaya Kerinchi P Salak Selatan P E Taman Asia Universiti Abdullah Angkasapuri Bandar Tun Razak P Bahagia Jaya Hukum Pantai Dalam P Petaling P Bandar Tasik Selatan P Jalan Templer P P Bukit Jalil Kampung Dato Harun P Serdang P Seri Setia P D Bukit Jalil Kajang Setia Jaya P SRI PETALING P P P Subang Jaya P UPM P Batu Tiga P Bangi P Shah Alam P Padang Jawa P Putrajaya P Batang Benar Bukit Badak P P Klang P P Nilai Teluk Pulai P Salak Tinggi P P Labu Teluk Gadong P Kampung Raja Uda P P Tiroi Jalan Kastam P P SEREMBAN B A PORT KLANG P KL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (KLIA) >> Map Courtesy of TOURISM MALAYSIA June 2008 Edition endlism.indd 3 7/4/2009 2:24:12 PM

Klang Valley’s Top 10 After experiencing everything that the Klang Valley has to oer, we come up with our very own A piece of Ikea household appliance laundry list of things that you like, so absolutely, MUST do, see, get and taste before leaving on your jet 6The largest Ikea specialty store in Asia is plane. in the Klang Valley. There – ‘nu said! Actually, because this is also the only Ikea in Malaysia, Watch a live performance/show/concert visitors make a bee line here, what with the 1Some live bands play at clubs for free, while performances like theatre, symphony orchestras and toss-up of aordable and fashionable house- concerts held by your favourite artistes are within reach in the Klang Valley. Depending on the lengths hold appliances and the absolutely scump- you would go through, camping at the entrance 3 days tious Swedish meatballs making it really hard to decide the best reason to visit Ikea. before the show could be just one of the more radical things that could happen. Check out either musicals like the award-winning CATS, Puteri Gunung Ledang or musical stylings like STOMP at the Istana Budaya, or if you prefer orchestras then the Malaysian Philharmonic Orches- tra plays regularly at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS. Taste the best local food around 7Whether you are into halal food, vegetarian cuisine or simply eat what you see and like, the Klang Valley’s rich cuisine heritage will have you drooling for more. The top contenders include Satay Kajang, Ampang Yong Tau Foo, Go for an art exhibition Nasi Lemak Kampung Baru and even Little India’s Banana 2With plenty of art galleries sprinkled throughout Leaf Rice will leave you just coming back for more. the Klang Valley, art lovers and critics are spoilt for choice. Literally thousands of art works ranging from traditional and everyday to contemporary art is shown in various galleries. Check out Galeri PETRONAS in Suria KLCC as they have various exhibi- Make your own piece of pewter souvenir tions which are updated regularly in a calendar year. For other art galleries, look no further than our Taking in the Sights section for a 8With both Royal Selangor and Tumasek Pewter both oering a sweet treat for visitors comprehensive collection of the various galleries. to their production sites, you would be tremendously gratied to know that you can make your own piece of pewter souvenir and bring it back with you! Take a hike! Or go fly a kite Take a hike! Or go y kite! 3A classic example of how to holiday like a local, take a hike to FRIM’s Canopy Walk and experience the cool breeze as you watch wildlife at Batik borong the canopy level and catch a sight of the city from the look-out point 9This is especially for those who cannot resist of the Canopy Walk. If you can’t get enough of things to do at the can the call of cheap yet good quality batik. While opy level, then a trek in the sky at Skytrex is what you need. Meanwhile, we know that batik may be found in the East those who come from windy states with a tradition of kite-ying will Coast states, we also know that in the Klang Val- understand the liberation in ying kites at Kepong Metropolitan Park. ley, Nilai 3 does an accurate job about getting the best for the price oered. Check them out! Get high-end branded goods 4Without a doubt the top reason why most ladies, and some men, come to the Klang Valley is to get a fashion update. It is no secret that KL is the fashion capital of the nation, where annual fashion shows, like the KL Fashion Week, is but one of the ways to expand their wardrobes. With top local fashion designers going all loco at local shopping malls to diplay their ready-to-wear collections, shopaholics 10 Make a daytrip to the Prime Minister’s Oce are simply spoilt for choice on this one. Putrajaya is within easy reach for those who are already staying in the south of Klang Valley but if you are to- Go gaga over IT wards the north, fret not, we have the KL-Putrajaya hig- 5 Many of the best IT and electornics brands enter Malaysia way linking us to the best times to be had in Putrajaya. through the Klang Valley and it is the great diversity of appliances Whether you are a cycling, walking or just photograph- and products, coupled with great service which makes the shopping ing the bridges of Putrajaya county, let the Cruise Tasik experience here so amazing. It is an open secret that digital malls Putrajaya people help with taking in the sights. here are so diversied that most people don’t even have to wait till PC Fairs for great buys of IT wares. endlism.indd 5 7/4/2009 2:24:44 PM endlism.indd 4 7/4/2009 2:24:29 PM

Klang Valley’s Top 10 A piece of ikea household furniture After experiencing everything that the Klang Valley has to oer, we come up with our very own A piece of Ikea household appliance laundry list of things that you like, so absolutely, MUST do, see, get and taste before leaving on your jet 6The largest Ikea specialty store in Asia is plane. in the Klang Valley. There – ‘nu said! Actually, because this is also the only Ikea in Malaysia, Watch a live performance/show/concert visitors make a bee line here, what with the 1Some live bands play at clubs for free, while performances like theatre, symphony orchestras and toss-up of aordable and fashionable house- concerts held by your favourite artistes are within reach in the Klang Valley. Depending on the lengths hold appliances and the absolutely scump- furniture you would go through, camping at the entrance 3 days tious Swedish meatballs making it really hard to decide the best reason to visit Ikea. before the show could be just one of the more radical things that could happen. Check out either musicals like the award-winning CATS, Puteri Gunung Ledang or musical stylings like STOMP at the Istana Budaya, or if you prefer orchestras then the Malaysian Philharmonic Orches- tra plays regularly at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS. Taste the best local food around 7Whether you are into halal food, vegetarian cuisine or simply eat what you see and like, the Klang Valley’s rich cuisine heritage will have you drooling for more. The top contenders include Satay Kajang, Ampang Yong Tau Foo, Go for an art exhibition Nasi Lemak Kampung Baru and even Little India’s Banana 2With plenty of art galleries sprinkled throughout Leaf Rice will leave you just coming back for more. the Klang Valley, art lovers and critics are spoilt for choice. Literally thousands of art works ranging from traditional and everyday to contemporary art is shown in various galleries. Check out Galeri PETRONAS in Suria KLCC as they have various exhibi- Make your own piece of pewter souvenir tions which are updated regularly in a calendar year. Make your own pewter souvenir For other art galleries, look no further than our Taking in the Sights section for a 8With both Royal Selangor and Tumasek Pewter both oering a sweet treat for visitors comprehensive collection of the various galleries. to their production sites, you would be tremendously gratied to know that you can make your own piece of pewter souvenir and bring it back with you! Take a hike! Or go y kite! 3A classic example of how to holiday like a local, take a hike to FRIM’s Canopy Walk and experience the cool breeze as you watch wildlife at Batik borong the canopy level and catch a sight of the city from the look-out point 9This is especially for those who cannot resist of the Canopy Walk. If you can’t get enough of things to do at the can the call of cheap yet good quality batik. While opy level, then a trek in the sky at Skytrex is what you need. Meanwhile, we know that batik may be found in the East those who come from windy states with a tradition of kite-ying will Coast states, we also know that in the Klang Val- understand the liberation in ying kites at Kepong Metropolitan Park. ley, Nilai 3 does an accurate job about getting the best for the price oered. Check them out! Get high-end branded goods 4Without a doubt the top reason why most ladies, and some men, come to the Klang Valley is to get a fashion update. It is no secret that KL is the fashion capital of the nation, where annual fashion shows, like the KL Fashion Week, is but one of the ways to expand their wardrobes. With top local fashion designers going all loco at local shopping malls to diplay their ready-to-wear collections, shopaholics 10 Make a daytrip to the Prime Minister’s Oce are simply spoilt for choice on this one. Putrajaya is within easy reach for those who are already staying in the south of Klang Valley but if you are to- Go gaga over IT wards the north, fret not, we have the KL-Putrajaya hig- 5 Many of the best IT and electornics brands enter Malaysia way linking us to the best times to be had in Putrajaya. through the Klang Valley and it is the great diversity of appliances Whether you are a cycling, walking or just photograph- and products, coupled with great service which makes the shopping ing the bridges of Putrajaya county, let the Cruise Tasik experience here so amazing. It is an open secret that digital malls Putrajaya people help with taking in the sights. here are so diversied that most people don’t even have to wait till PC Fairs for great buys of IT wares. endlism.indd 5 7/4/2009 2:24:44 PM endlism.indd 4 7/4/2009 2:24:29 PM

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INDEX SIGHTSEEING TOURS SOUNDS OF THE SUBURB Broga Hill 12 BaliFeel 38 Bukit Putih 13 Little Taiwan 38 ASEAN Sculpture Garden 27 Carrefour 38 Batu Caves 25 San Francisco Coffee 38 Dayabumi Complex 15 Secret Recipe 36 Bukit Melawati 34 Sid’s Pub 36 Bukit Nanas Golf Course 26 The Village 36 Carcosa Seri Negara 15 The Sphere 37 Cathedral of Saint Mary the Virgin (St. Mary’s Church) 24 Oldtown White Coffee 37 Craft Museum 18 Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (Frim) 32 Islamic Arts Museum 18 SHOPPING AROUND Istana Negara(National Palace) 16 AEON Bukit Tinggi 53 Kampung Kuantan 34 Alamanda Shopping Centre 54 Kepong 32 Amcorp Mall 59 Kepong Metropolitan Park 32 Ampang Park Shopping Centre 45 Klang Gates Quartz Ridge 10 Avenue K 45 KL Lake Gardens 27 Bangsar Shopping Centre 48 KL Railway Station 17 Bangsar Village 1 48 Kl Tower 20 Bangsar Village 2 48 Kuala Selangor 34 Bargain Bin 62 Masjid Jamek 23 Berjaya Times Square 51 Merdeka Square 14 Bijou Bazzar 59 National Mosque 23 Bukit Bintang Plaza 50 National Museum 18 Bukit Raja Shopping Centre 53 Parliament House 16 Campbell Complex 46 Pasir Penambang 34 Central Market 58 PETRONAS Twin Towers 22 Centro Klang 53 Petrosains 22 Cheras Leisure Mall 55 Putrajaya 29 City square Shopping Centre 45 Ribs@Oasis,BU 4 23 Courts Megastore 44 Royal Selangor Club 15 Endah Parade 55 Malaysia Tourism Centre 17 Hartamas Shopping Centre @ Plaza Damas 49 Sri Maha Mariamman Temple 25 Ikano Power Centre 41 Sultan Abdul Samad Building 14 Ikea 44 Sze Ya Temple 24 Imbi Plaza 51 Taman Aman Kuala Selangor(MNS Kuala Selangor) 34 IOI 54 The Bird Park 28 Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman 57 The Butterfly Park 28 KL Arts Market (Laman Seni) 59 The Deer Park 28 KL Plaza 50 The Hibiscus Gardens 27 Lot 10 51 The Orchid Garden 27 Low Yat Plaza 51 Thean Hou Temple 24 Maju Junction 46 Titiwangsa Lake Gardens 26 Mid Valley Megamall 47

INDEX Nilai 3 57 Bombay Palace 76 OUG Plaza 55 Carmen’s 81 Pavillion Kuala Lumpur 57 Ceylon Bar 80 Pearl Point Shopping Mall 55 Chakri Palace 78 Pertama Complex 46 Chynna 75 Petaling Street 58 DELIcious 82 Plaza City House 46 Eden Seafood Village 80 Plaza Mont Kiara 49 Etoile Bistro 81 Plaza UE 3 55 Farmland Porridge Steamboat 68 Queen’s Park Shopping and Retail Centre 55 Flam’s 80 SACC Mall 55 Fullhouse Lifestyle Store & Cafe 64 Semua House 46 Good Evening Bangkok 78 SM Digital Mall 56 Hard Rock Café 87 Sogo Department Store 46 Jalan Alor 72 Solaris@Mont Kiara 49 La Manila 82 Souk Al-Tar 59 La Risata 81 South City Plaza 54 Lotus 76 Starhill Gallery 50 Malay food 74 Subang Parade 52 Marmalade 82 Sungai Wang Plaza 50 Mentari Business Park 70 Sunrise Arts, Bric-a-Brac and Craft (ABC) Market 59 Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa 66 Sunway Pyramid 52 Outback Steakhouse 81 Suria KLCC 45 Pelita Nasi Kandar 76 The Curve 40 Restoran Jaring 70 The Gardens Retails Gallery 47 Restaurant Mexim Connaught 68 The Mall 46 Saffron 76 The Mines Shopping Fair 54 San Francisco Steakhouse 81 The Summit Subang USJ 52 Satay Kajang 69 USJ 19 Digital Mall 56 Secret Recipe 82 Seng Huat 71 EATING OUT Shook! 80 Ah Tuan Ee Restaurant 77 Teck Tee 71 Alexis Ampang 80 Teluk Pulai Bah Kut Teh 71 Ampang Yong Tau Foo 67 The Ship 81 Aunty Nat 77 Tony Roma’s 80 Bah Kut Teh 71 Victoria’s Station 81 Bangkok Jam 78 Wai Sek Kai 68 Bangles 76 Woo Ga Chon Korean BBQ Restaurant 67 Bee Won Korean Restaurant 67 Beef Noodles 65 Bijan 74 Bistro de Paris 81 Bom Brazil Churrascaria 80

INDEX Events & Entertainment Oblique 100 Alexis Ampang 105 Palate Palette 106 Aloha 105 Panggung Bandaraya (City Hall Theatre) 100 Backyard Pub 106 PETRONAS Philharmonic Orchestra 100 Bangkok Jazz Thai Bistro 104 Pulse 104 Beach Club Café 105 Qba 104 Bently’s Pub 105 RAW KL 106 Breakers Pool Club & Bar 106 Retro 105 Bukit Jalil Golf & Country Resort 103 Ruums Bar & Club 105 Carl’s Bar 106 Salsa Havana Club 104 Chocolate Fair Programmes 85 Seven Ate Nine 106 Chocolate Fair Exhibitor List 86,87 Skybar 105 Cineleisure Damansara 101 Souled Out 106 Club 9 & the Six Lounge 106 Supper Club 106 Club de Vegas 104 Sutra Dance Theatre 99 Dama Orchestra 100 Temple of Fine Arts 99 Desa Water Park 102 TGV Cinemas 101 Diva Matrix Pub & Café 106 Thai Club & Bistro 105 Events & Festival Calendar 84 The Cotton Club Jazzaurant 105 Finnegan’s 2 106 The Marketplace 105 Finnegan’s 3 105 The National Zoo & Aquarium 102 Flagz Restaurant & Pub 106 Urbanattic 105 Golden Screen Cinemas 101 Wet World Shah Alam 102 Karma 106 Zeta Bar 106 Kuala Lumpur Funtheque 104 Zouk 105 Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club 103 Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPAC) 99 La Bodega 104 Little Havana 104 Luna Bar 105 Malaysia Tourism Centre (MTC) 100 MBO Galaxy 101 Minnal Fun & Family Club 104 Hole In The Wall Modesto’s KL Tower 105 Modesto’s Sri Hartamas 106 Allson Genesis Hotel Bukit Bintang 112 National Theatre 99 Ancasa Hotel 111 No Black Tie 106 Armada Petaling Jaya 119 Backpackers Travellers Inn 114 Berjaya Times Square 108

INDEX Bestotel City Centre 113 Hotel Midah 113 Bintang Warisan Hotel 112 Hotel Nikko 109 Brisdale Hotel 113 Hotel Sun Inns Lagoon 116 Capitol Hotel 112 Hotel Sun Inns Mentari 116 Carcosa Seri Negara 111 JW Marriott Hotel 108 Cintamani Travellers Lodge 114 Klang Histana Hotel 116 City Park Hotel 111 Kok Ping Hotel 111 City Villa 113 Kowloon Hotel 111 Concorde Hotel Kuala Lumpur 110 Kuala Lumpur Hilton Hotel 111 Concorde Hotel Shah Alam 117 Kuala Lumpur International Hotel 113 Concorde Inn Kuala Lumpur International Airport 120 Lanson Place Ambassador Row Residences 111 Corona Inn 112 Le Meridien 111 Coronade Hotel 110 Mandarin Court Hotel 113 Corus Hotel 110 Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur 109 Crowne Plaza Mutiara Hotel 109 Maytower Hotel & Serviced Apartments 115 Crystal Crown Hotel, Harbour View Port Klang 116 Mayview Glory Hotel 114 Crystal Crown Hotel, Petaling Jaya 119 Melia Kuala Lumpur 108 Cyberview Lodge Resort & Spa 120 New Merdeka Hotel 111 Dorsett Regency Kuala Lumpur 110 Nova Hotel 112 D-Villa Boutique Apartments 115 Novotel Hydro Majestic KL 110 Dynasty Hotel 111 Number Eight Guesthouse 111 Eastin Hotel 119 One World Hotel 119 Equator Hostel 114 Palace of The Golden Horses 120 Federal Hotel 110 Palm Garden Hotel 120 Flamingo Hotel 111 Pan Pacific Kuala Lumpur International Airport Hotel 120 Genting Highlands City of Entertainment 118 Parkroyal Hotel 108 Grand BlueWave Hotel 117 Pearl International Hotel 116 Grand Central Hotel 113 Petaling Jaya Hilton Hotel 119 Grand Centrepoint Hotel 113 Prescott Hotel 116 Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur 108 Prince Hotel & Residence Kuala Lumpur 109 Grand Olympic Hotel 113 Pujangga Homestay 114 Grand Seasons Hotel 111 Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside 120 Hankyu Hotel 111 Putrajaya Marriott Hotel 120 Holiday Inn Glenmarie 117 Putrajaya Shangri-La 120 Holiday Villa Apartment Suites 111 Pyramid Tower 119 Hotel Agora 111 Quality Hotel City Centre 111 Hotel China Town Inn 113 Quality Hotel Shah Alam 117 Hotel Chinatown 2 114 Radius International Hotel 110 Hotel Equatorial Kuala Lumpur 108 Rainforest Bed & Breakfast 101 Hotel Grand Continental 113 Red Palm 114 Hotel Istana 109 Sarang Galloway 114 Hotel Malaya 113 Serai Inn 114 Hotel Maya 109 Shah’s Village Hotel, Petaling Jaya 116

INDEX Shangri-La Hotel 108 Hoe Kee Chicken Rice Ball 127 Sheraton Subang Hotel and Towers 117 Holiday Inn Melaka 130 Sima Hotel 111 Hotel Puri 131 Stanford Hotel Kuala Lumpur 113 Islamic World Malay World Museum 123 Sunway Lagoon 118 Jonker’s Street 126 Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa 118 Mahkota Hotel Melaka 130 Swiss Inn 113 Mahkota Parade 126 Swiss-Garden Hotel Kuala Lumpur 111 Malaysian Youth Museum & Melaka Art Gallery 123 The Green Hut Lodge 114 Maritime Museum 123 The Haven Guesthouse 114 Masjid Tengkera 125 The Imperial Hotel 108 Melaka Butterfly and Reptile Farm 128 The Legend Hotel & Apartment 111 Melaka Islamic Museum 123 The Ritz-Carlton 108 Melaka Raya 129 The Royale Bintang Damansara 119 Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum 123 The Royale Bintang Kuala Lumpur 110 Number Twenty Guesthouse 131 The Saujana Hotel Kuala Lumpur 117 Papa Joe’s Restaurant 127 The Westin Kuala Lumpur 108 Peranakan Cuisine 127 The Zon All Suite Residences 109 Portuguese Fare 127 Vistana Hotel 111 Restoran Bibik Neo 127 Restoran De Lisbon 127 SPECIAL FEATURE: MELAKA Restoran Makko Nyonya 127 A’ Famosa 122 Restoran Ole Sayang 127 A Famosa Resort 128 Rumahku Muziumku 127 A Famosa Resort Hotel 130 Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple 125 Aldy Hotel Melaka 131 St. Francis Xavier’s Church 125 Auyin Hill Resort 128 St. Paul’s Church 122 Avillion Legacy Melaka 130 The Baba House 131 Ayer Keroh Recreational Forest 128 The Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum 124 Ayer Keroh Xtreme Motorsport Station 128 The Melaka Stamp Museum 124 Bayview Hotel Melaka 130 The Straits Mosque (Masjid Selat) 125 Celine’s Café 127 Villa Sentosa 124 Cheng Hoon Teng Temple 125 Zoo Melaka 128 Christ Church 122 Chung Wah Coffee Shop 127 Clocktower Cendol 127 Dataran Pahlawan 126 Donald & Lily’s Corner 127 Dutch Square 122 Equatorial Melaka 130 Everly Resort Hotel 130 Famosa Chicken Rice Ball 127 Geographer’s Café 129 Hang Tuah Mall 129 Heeren House 131

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