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ENTERTAINMENT Entertainment in Malaysia is as diverse as the people, with every state having a unique local form of entertainment. While there is clubbing, watching movies, theatre and concerts in Kuala Lumpur, there also is playing congkak, wau or watching wayang kulit performances for the East Coast states of Peninsular Malaysia. More than just the pulsating disco lights, KL offers a vast array of theatres, musical plays, concerts, cultural performances and musical showcases which suits every taste and preference. Powered by trendy yuppies with a penchant for culture, the entertainment scene in KL appeals to all visitors and is a sure-fire way to explore the perfect party spot or just a place to chill. KL-The Guide covers new ground in our Performing Arts & Cinemas pages for those looking for a culture exchange which include the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra and the Galeri Petronas, a reknowed art gallery both at the PETRONAS Twin Towers and traditional dance get a review in the Temple of Fine Arts in Brickfields. ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT Nightlife Nightlife Jalan Raja Chulan / Jalan Imbi / Jalan Raja Chulan / Jalan Imbi / Jalan Bukit Bintang ... 98 Jalan Bukit Bintang ... 98 Jalan Ampang/Jalan Sultan Ismail ..... 98 Jalan Ampang/Jalan Sultan Ismail ..... 98 Jalan P. Ramlee ...... 99 Jalan P. Ramlee ...... 99 CLUBBIN’ IN SUBURBIA CLUBBIN’ IN SUBURBIA Bangsar, Sri Hartamas / Mont Kiara ... 99 Bangsar, Sri Hartamas / Mont Kiara ... 99 Around KL ......... Around KL ......... 100 100 Highlights : Party Around Town ....... 100 Highlights : Party Around Town ....... 100 Beyond KL ......... Beyond KL ......... 100 100

98 | ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLIFE Nightlife The 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 the 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, KL – The Guide 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/Jalan Bukit Bintang Bangkok Jazz Thai Bistro Finnegan’s 3 Chulan Square Changkat Bukit Bintang +603-2145 8708 +603-2145 1930 www.seacuisine.com.my www.finneganspubs.com Club de Vegas Kuala Lumpur Funtheque +603-2141 3888 +603-2144 3892 www.clubdevegas.com.my www.captainscabin.com.my Havana The Pulse 2 & 4 Lorong Sahabat, off Grand Millenium Hotel Changkat Bukit Bintang +603-2117 4888 +603-2142 7170 www.millenniumhotels.com Jalan Ampang/Jalan Sultan Ismail Sultan Lounge Hard Rock Cafe Mandarin Oriental, Jalan Ampang next Concorde Hotel +603-2179 8966 +603-2715 5555 www.mandarinoriental.com www.hardrock.com.my Zouk – Mainroom, Velvet Underground Bently’s Pub The Loft & Terrace Bar opposite Grand Maya Hotel Nikko, 1st Floor, 165, Jalan Hotel Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. +603-2171 1997 +603-2782 6268/2161 1111 www.zoukclub.com.my www.hotelnikko.com.my

ENTERTAINMENT | 99 NIGHTLIFE Jalan P. Ramlee Luna Bar Aloha 33rd Floor, Pacific Regency Hotel next to Rum Jungle Apartments, Menara Pan Global +603-2711 7266 +603-2026 2211 www.alohakl.com www.pacific-regency.com The Grand Modesto’s Poppy Collection +603-2713 2333 +603-2141 8888 www.modestos.com.my www.poppy-collection.com Clubbin’ in Surburbia The main clubbing area of Bangsar Baru showcases the fashion, the class and the glamour of the neighbourhood as it is filled with bars, clubs and pubs of all shapes and sizes, each with their own unique theme. The entertainment avenues are as diverse as the outlets themsleves, all you have to bring is your enthusiasm to party! At the back of the hill which Bangsar lies is another clubbing area known as Sri Hartamas and Mont Kiara. Over here the outlets cater to the trendy expatriate crowd and the growing republic of young clubbers. Come here for nightlife that may mellow or funky depending on your mood. Whatever your style, you can be sure it matches your taste! Bangsar Saigon Bar Alexis The Bar Upstairs Bangsar Baru, Kuala lumpur Jalan Telawi 3 +603-2282 5088 +603-2284 2880 +603-2282 0146 www.alexis.com.my Absolute Chemistry Club 11:15 Jalan Telawi 2 Jalan Telawi 2, Bangsar Baru +603-2284 7242 +603-2284 1310 Sri Hartamas / Mont Kiara Finnegan’s 2 Modesto’s Sri Hartamas Jalan 27/70A (near RHB Bank) off Jalan Bukit Kiara +603-2300 0538 +603-6201 7898 www.finneganspubs.com www.modestos.com.my Diva Matrix Pub & Cafe RAW KL Plaza Crystaville 2, Jalan 22A/70A, J-OG-9 Solaris Mont Kiara, Jalan Solaris 2, Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur. Mont Kiara +603-6203 1817 +603-6203 6869 www.rawkl.com

100 | ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLIFE / HIGHLIGHTS Around KL Carl’s Bar The Bar Swiss-Inn Hotel, Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur. Carcosa Seri Negara, Taman Tasik Perdana, +603-2072 3333 Persiaran Mahameru, Kuala Lumpur. http://www.swissgarden.com/hotels/sikl/ +603-2295 0888 www.ghmhotels.com Palate Palette Restaurant & Bar The Borneo Baruk Club Jalan Mesui, Off Jalan Nagasari Jalan Kia Peng +603-2142 2148 +603-2148 0015 www.palatepalette.com www.bbc.net.my HIGHLIGHTS: Party Around Town Music & Fashion are Always the Passion Believe it or not KL’s pulse beats with the latest blend of throwing fashion and art into the mix of music and dance, creating and award-winning cocktail of night time entertainment. Leading the way are the following: Cloth & Clef Making headway in the heart of the city is Cloth & Clef, which is all that it claims to be and more. Housed in a double storey refurbished pre-war bungalow, the ground floor is an art gallery with limited edition streetwear and accessories while the upstairs is home to local and international DJs, aspiring public talents, stand-up comedians and theme parties. Creativity is in the air as this platform for creativity comes alive! 30 Changkat Bukit Bintang (012) 304 5235 [email protected] Centro KL Pronounced Chen’ tro, this fusion of restaurant, bar and club lounge is right in KL’s latest hangout spot of KL Sentral. Opened from 11 am, nights are filled with a great variety of music, from R&B to house and the house band plays during the dinner hours. Definitely a great place to chill out with friends over the weekend or anytime a break is called for! Unit No. G-5 & 1, Lot 77, Seksyen 70, Sooka Sentral, KL Sentral 03-2785 1811 [email protected] Beyond KL Sunway Bar Celona Euphoria by Ministry of Sound Lot OB 3 G 10-OB G 13, Oasis Boulevard Sunway Lagoon Resort, Persiaraan 3 Sunway Pyramid, No 3 Jalan PJS 11/15, Lagoon, Bandar Sunway, Bandar Sunway +603-7495 1786/+603-7495 1788 +603-5621 8858 www.euphoria.com.my www.barcelonakl.com The Sanctuary Café Flam the Curve, Mutiara Damansara Sunway Pyramid, Bandar Sunway +603-7710 5033 +603-7492 0068 www.flam.com

RECREATION & TION & RECREA ACTIVITIESCTIVITIES A Whether it’s walking or jogging to keep fit in one of the many parks surrounding the city or taking part in many of the other sports and recreational activities available – there’s something for everyone to enjoy regardless of their age. The Klang Valley is a haven for sports enthusisasts and those seeking recreational holidays – be it indoor or an outdoor activity – Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley offers many types of sporting and recreational activities. This time around, the heat is on as the Sepang F1 GP draws closer and the many fans of motosports indulge in their passion on vacation with our focus on go-karting and all-terrain- RECREATION & ACTIVITIES RECREATION & ACTIVITIES vehicles (ATV) racing in the different locations featured. However, if you Theme Parks ........... 104 can’t stand the heat then head for Theme Parks ........... 104 Golf ........... 105 Golf ........... 105 some splashing good times in with Cycling in Taman Pertanian ........... 106 Cycling in Taman Pertanian ........... 106 the likes of Sunway Lagoon and Desa Water Park. Others on an active rest will find adrenaline-pumping action with indoor Rock Climbing or waging outdoor warfare with Paintball while those longing for a good down time will regain their health and vitality at the many spas and wellness centres in and around town. Families with young children are spoilt for choice with visits to the National Zoo, Aquaria – Southeast Asia’s largest indoor aquarium, or just enjoy fun rides at Cosmo’s World Theme Park. Courtesy of Tourism Malaysia





104 | RECREATION & ACTIVITIES Theme Parks Theme Parks Mines Wonderland This winter wonderland houses the first snow/Ice Factory in Malaysia. With temperatures between -10ºC & -15ºC – you can experience winter in Malaysia! Visitors can also indulge in the many attractions such as the musical fountain, animal kingdom, cultural performances, the light fantasy on water, the Admiral Cheng Ho Voyages Exhibition and the Koi Pond. There are also two restaurants and a souvenir shop. Mines Resort City, Seri Kembangan +603-8942 5010 6:00pm to 11:00pm (Tues-Fri), 5:00pm to 11:00pm (weekends, school & public holidays). Closed on Mondays (except during school and public holidays) RM 32.00 (adults), RM 21.00 (children below 12 years), RM 20.00 (senior citizens aged 55 & above) www.mineswonderland.com.my Take the KTM Komuter train from KL Sentral Station in the city to Serdang KTM Station, getting down at Serdang. From the station – take a short taxi ride to the Mines Resort City. Cosmo’s World Theme Park Cosmo’s World Theme Park, the largest indoor theme park in Malaysia, 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 offers 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 Desa WaterPark is strategically located beside the KL-Seremban Highway, and is in the proximity of popular destinations like Mid Valley Megamall, Bukit Jalil Stadium and Putrajaya. The only water park located within the Kuala Lumpur city, Desa WaterPark is an ideal place for gatherings and family days. It can be easily accessed from most parts of the city by a wide network of roads, the latest being the Pantai Expressway. It has ‘The Thunderbolt’, Asia’s longest uphill family water coaster, and an awesome wave pool. Taman Desa, off 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.

RECREATION & ACTIVITIES | 105 Golf Golf With 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 resorts in Malaysia include golf courses designed by internationally renowned golf architects. And as part of the overall effort 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. 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. Setapak Golf Range - Golfing practice, driving range 1617 Batu 4½, Jalan Genting Klang, Setapak +603-4023 4107 +603-4023 4106 50 Balls, RM 5.50; 100 Balls, RM 11.00 www.setapakgolf.com Bukit Jalil Golf and Country Resort Jalan 3/155B, Bukit Jalil +603-8994 1600 +603-89941542 www.berjayaclubs.com/jalil/golf Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club No. 10 Jalan 1/70D, off Jalan Bukit Kiara +603- 2093 1111 +603- 2093 3393 www.klgcc.com

106 | RECREATION & ACTIVITIES Cycling in Taman Pertanian Cycling in Taman Pertanian Cycling in Bukit Cahaya Sri Alam Agriculture Park Located in Shah Alam, Malaysia’s first agriculture park was opened to the public since 1986. The 1,295 hectare of tropical rain forest and Agriculture Park is one of the largest in the world. Visitors come here to explore the many agricultural plants that are grown here. Paddy field is found here, so are cocoa trees, oil palm, rubber trees, coffee, coconut and other fruit trees. There are many gardens in this park amongst which are the Spice Garden, Ornamental Garden, Orchid Garden, Cactus Garden, Bamboo Garden and Mushroom Garden. Bicycles are available for rent at the park while free bus service is provided to ferry visitors to various spots within the park. If you like fishing, there are lakes within the park that you can fish for a fee of RM2 per fishing rod. Many species of birds and animals that reside here, among them are Kingfishers, Magpies, Peacocks, Squirrels and Monkeys. Though shy, these residents will not fail to amaze you with their day-to-day activities of food hunting and mating habits. The best way to see what this huge Agricultural Park has to offer is by bicycle, which can be rented here. Cycling up and down the hills, passing through beautiful lakes that decorate the Park is an exhilarating experience itself. For Tourists who love Bicycle touring or Cyclotourism, that involves touring and exploration or sightseeing by bicycle for leisure, Bukit Cahaya Sri Alam Agriculture Park is definitely a must go destination. The land of the Agriculture park is flat, as it do not allowed vehicles beside bicycle, the trails is designed for walkers and cyclists, without bothered by cars and other traffic, which makes it ideal for cycling recreation. You may see public travel from city to the Agriculture Park for cycling leisure during weekend. Bukit Cahaya Sri Alam, Shah Alam 8:30am to 4:30pm (Tuesday to Sunday, Public holiday and School Holiday will operate) Entrance fees: RM3 (adults), RM1 (Children, and senior citizen aged 55 and above.) Bicycle renting fees: RM5 first hour, RM1 for every additional hour.

Special Feature Special Feature Introduction of Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival The 2010 Malaysia Year End Sale Carnival (YES 2010) will soon be here to sweep the nation up in a frenzied shopping fervour! The country’s biggest sale carnival brings you a whole range of bargains on various merchandises from home grown products, exclusive designer goods, exotic local handicrafts, funky fashion-wear, the latest gadgets and tempting dining experiences to fabulous holiday packages. Making your shopping experience even more worthwhile is the fact that many of the retail goods are tax exempted or duty free. The thrill of the carnival is expected to continue through numerous other mall events designed to entertain and enliven the shopping spirit. In addition, the Best Window Display Contest and Shopping Centre Awards will once again be given out to malls and retailers with the best decoration on their premises that match the selected theme.

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Focusing on fashion this time around, shoppers and visitors can expect a string of fun fashion-related events beginning with a line up of fashion showcases and colourful pocket shows that are scheduled to take place at some of Klang Valley’s most popular shopping centres. Shoppers can certainly look forward to picking up trendy items at the many malls around town. Look out for entertaining affairs at Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur’s shopping hub where the fun and excitement will be waiting for you. Fashion

Among the branded stuff you can get such as Zara, TopShop, FCUK, Coach, Longcham, Louis Vuitton, Guess, Gucci….. you may get them at Pavilion, The garden Midvalley, Starhill Gallery and other outlets within the golden triangle with promotional discounted rate.

Watches Are you looking for the best place to shop for Rolex, Chopard, Longines, Tag Hueur and more authentic designer’s watches in Kuala Lumpur? Well, we have the answer here for you. At one end of the Pavilion shopping mall building, you can find a number of boutique selling luxury watches. There is Rolex and Tudor watches boutique one the second floor. Sincere Watch Boutique is situated opposite to a jeweler store where you can find luxurious Girard- Perregaux, Vacheron Constantine, and annex to the boutique, is where the two Storey Mont Blanc boutique operates. Mont Blanc, also famous for its pen and accessories is a must visit. This is the only such boutique in Kuala Lumpur or this region besides its Singapore branch. The famous Louis-Ulysse Chopard originated form Sonvilier, in the Swiss Jura or better known as Chopard is also situated next to these stores. I wonder if Chopard Mille Miglia Classic, my personal favourite of Chopard was on display. In the Pavillion also there is this Watatime boutique where you can find most of the authentic watches such as Omega, Ebel and Longines watches which has high market demand. Tag Hueur boutique is also situated near these luxury boutiques but on a different floor. The Pavillion, Kuala Lumpur is a must visit for watch enthusiast, especially if you are seriously looking for luxury and authentic watches or just to enjoy window shopping. It is also a destination for luxury jewellery shopping.

Latest If you are looking for the IT gadgets, cameras, games, software, you may consider Electronic paying Plaza Low Yat a visit. Plaza Low Yat first entered the shopping scene in 1999, and within a short time frame Gadgets gained strong prominence as the country’s premier IT lifestyle shopping mall, right in the epicenter of the Bukit Bintang belt. The Malaysian Book of Records has come to officially recognize Plaza Low Yat as “Malaysian’s Largest IT Lifestyle Mall” in March 2009. Plaza Low Yat is indeed a well-integrated IT lifestyle mall with all the intensity in digital hardware and software, as well as the present day digital lifestyle diversity. In line with the ever evolving IT trends, Plaza Low Yat is positioning itself as a total lifestyle based IT mall. Each floor is zoned accordingly for easier and quicker accessibility, with retail categories ranging from Gadgets, Cameras, Digital Games, Telecommunications and Services, IT Hypermarkets, IT Concept Stores and Service Centers. Here, you may get the best offers of these gadgets, cameras, telecommunications and services such as Nikon, Canon, Leica, Microsoft, HP, Dell, Acer, Lenovo and lot of brands of IT gadgets awaiting.

Souvenir When one comes to another country, they will usually bring some souvenir home, especially those represent the country the most. In Malaysia, there’s a lot of cultural handcraft, decorative items that suits the best souvenir to bring back to home, and share with friends and family. Batik is a cloth that traditionally uses a manual wax-resist dyeing technique. Besides Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei, Batik is commonly worn in Malaysia, especially special occasion; Batik is often fabric to shirt, skirt and many other clothes form. The most popular motifs are leaves and flowers. Malaysian batik never depicts humans or animals because Islamic norms forbid anthropomorphic and animal images as decoration. However, the butterfly theme is a common exception. The Malaysian batik is also famous for its geometrical designs, such as spirals. The method of Malaysian batik making is also quite different from those of Indonesian Javanese batik, the pattern is larger and simpler, it seldom or never uses canting to create intricate patterns and rely heavily on brush painting method to apply colors on fabrics. The colors also tend to be lighter and more vibrant than deep colored Javanese batik. So whenever you come to Malaysia, I bet Batik is a must bring back souvenir as its’ unique pattern and culture. Besides Batik, Pewter products is the ideal items, for its fine quality and designs, you will spoilt with choices as it have over thousands products offered, from children’s gifts for birthdays and christenings to contemporary room décor for a new home, there will always be something that caters to your needs. Royal Selangor maintains a high standard of quality during the design and production of these goods to ensure its acceptance in the international market. Lead based materials that were used in the olden days have been phased out in accordance to international regulations on the use of lead. It has more than 70 outlets in major shopping complexes in Malaysia. If you are looking for gifts to purchase as a momento to bring back home, drop by any of the outlets.

There are licensed money changers authorized by Bank Negara Malaysia, located in most of the shopping malls and commercial centre. They are to buy and sell foreign currencies in the best rates. Usually these money changers operates from 10am to 10pm, accordingly to the malls operates hours, but most of them closed at 8pm, kindly check to avoid disappointment. Basically, the dealers are well trained to cater to all foreign currency requirements, to ensure Money reliable, efficient fast and courteous service. The best rates they offered are accordingly to the Bank Negara Malaysia which might renew Changer and update daily following the market rates. in Malaysia

Payment Method and tipping in Malaysia Generally, Credit Cards such as Visa, Master, and American Express are accepted in most of the places within Kuala Lumpur, especially Shopping Malls and restaurants. Some of these restaurants and outlets required minimum spent, usually from RM30-RM50. You might need to keep some cash with you as some restaurants, street food stalls, and store do not provide credit card service. Traveler cheques are accepted in some branded outlets, you might need to check with their staffs for assistance. A minimum charge applied when you’re paying with your credit card, yet some of the outlets offer promotion for the card users, especially restaurants and cinemas. Basically, you do not need to tip as a service charge, as this is already included in your bill, the 10% service tax. However, if good service is rendered a small tip maybe suitable. Tax Refund in Malaysia Malaysia does not have Value Added Tax (VAT), but we do have GST (Goods and Services Tax). In the GST environment, tourists who have been subjected to GST on their purchases while holidaying in Malaysia are entitled to a refund of the GST paid. Certain goods incurred for GST purchased by the tourists may not be claimable under Tourist Refund Scheme which may affect the related business in that industry. In order to qualify for the refund of GST, a tourist must have incurred at least RM300 in the same of different qualifying outlets within 3 months from the date of purchase.

Malaysia Calendar of Events Malaysia Calendar of Events Malaysia Year-End Sale (M-YES) The Year-End Sale is back with great discounts! The season is awaited eagerly 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! Date: 20 November 2010 until 2 January 2011 Venue: Throughout Malaysia & Kuala Lumpur Phone: 03-2615 8188 Fax: 03-2692 2953 Email: [email protected] Website: www.tourism.gov.my Fabulous Food 1Malaysia - Street Food Festival Irresistible aromas, delicious tastes and lip-smacking flavours! Malaysia’s street food is reputed to be among the best in the region. From spicy, subtle to sweet, the different tastes of local food will leave you absolutely delighted! Be adventurous and titillate your taste buds in this great festival! Date: 1 December 2010 until 24 December 2010 Venue: Throughout Malaysia, ALL Phone: 03-2693 7111 Fax: 03-2691 3358 Email: [email protected] Website: www.motour.gov.my/en/perkhidmatan/kalendar-aktiviti/details/75.html

Malaysia Calendar of Events Malaysia Calendar of Events A Journey Through Time IV A Journey Through Time IV is gazetted in the Malaysian annual calendar of events as Asia’s largest luxury watch and jewellery showcase for the fourth consecutive year from 2 – 12 December 2010. This year, A Journey Through Time IV is collaborating with major watch and jewellery principals of the world, underlined by the support from the Ministry of Tourism, Malaysia. Date: 2 December 2010 until 12 December 2010 Venue: Starhill Gallery, Kuala Lumpur Website: http://www.ajourneythroughtime.com.my/ Organiser: YTL Corporation Berhad, 11th Floor Yeoh Tiong Lay Plaza, 55, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur Phone: 03-2117 0088 Fax: 03-2141 2703 Email: [email protected] Cuti-Cuti 1Malaysia Dance Festival Held for the second time, the fiesta offers a chance to experience the dazzling cultures and traditions that make up the unique fabric of Malaysian society. Enjoy the dances, folk arts and cultural shows that portray our community spirit and camaraderie. In short, the fiesta reflects the concept of 1Malaysia at its best! Date: 5 December 2010 until 5 December 2010 Venue: Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur Phone: 03-2693 7111 Fax: 03-2691 3358 Email: [email protected] Website: www.motour.gov.my/

Malaysia Calendar of Events Malaysia Calendar of Events Christmas The Christmas spirit is made merrier with Malaysia’s tropical weather and friendly people. Visitors will be spoilt for choice as there are many restaurants, bistros, shopping malls and hotels that offer great promotions planned specially for the occasion. Join in the celebration and have a sunny Christmas in Malaysia! Date: 25 December 2010 until 25 December 2010 Venue: Throughout Malaysia, ALL Chinese New Year Open House Celebration A national-level celebration that showcases the culture and traditions of the Chinese community in Malaysia. Enjoy the lion and dragon dance performances and don’t miss the chance to savour festive goodies. Date: 13 February 2011 until 13 February 2011 Venue: MCA Building, Kuala Lumpur Phone: 03-2612 7600 Fax: 03-2697 4081 Website: www.kpkk.gov.my

Malaysia Calendar of Events Malaysia Calendar of Events National Craft Day 2010 Participated by craftsmen from all around Malaysia, this programme aims to promote and market crafts and products directly to domestic and international consumers. Activities include craft sales, exhibitions, sales missions, fashion shows, cooking demonstrations and many more. Date: 23 February 2011 until 7 March 2011 Venue: Kuala Lumpur Craft Complex, Jalan Conlay, Kuala Lumpur Phone: 603 2162 7459 / 603 2161 1480 Email: [email protected] Website: www.kraftangan.gov.my Craft in Malaysia From houses to palaces, the craft is seen through the intricate designs on beams, supports, balustrades, doors, window shutters, as well as furniture. Among the Crafts of Malaysia, you’ll named Batik, Songket, Woodcarving, Mengkuang or even kite making. Batik is textiles with colored designs, which can be either cotton or silk, are produced by applying wax to the parts that are left uncolored. This traditional method is practiced in various forms throughout the Malay Archipelago, with Terengganu batik as a particular favorite with tourists. Its elegant print stand out as evening wear, and can be found as art pieces on bags and cushion covers. You may learn about our Songket, too. It isa legacy of the court of Pattani, the fabric is usually reserved for use on special and ceremonial occasions. Dubbed the ‘Cloth of gold’, songket is produced when threads are interwoven with gold and silver strands, resulting in a brocade of intricate designs and patterns. Each length of cloth represents days of laborious and dexterous work using traditional looms and cotton-spinning devices. Not to forget Woodcraving, the oldest traditional crafts in the country, Terengganu woodcarvers take their inspiration from Islamic art and the rich local flora. Although some are decorative pieces,

Malaysia Calendar of Events Malaysia Calendar of Events most have a more practical purpose. You should also see the dazzling display of kites gliding and swooping across the azure sky! It was once played by farmers on leveled ground after post-harvesting season. Today, however, kite- flying attracts people from all walks of life. Over the years, kite festivals have encouraged more creativity in kite-making, thus resulting in kites designed in the shape of a fish, cat, caterpillar, or bird. But the Kelantanese wau-bulan (moon-kite) still remains as popular as it was years ago. Craft in Malaysia is amazing, there’s National Craft Day held on March, let’s check out our Event section for more details. Till then, enjoy your stay in Malaysia! Negeri Sembilan Adat Pepatih Festival This festival showcases the unique Adat Perpatih matrilineal social system which is practiced in the state of Negeri Sembilan. Date: 11 March 2011 until 13 March 2011 Venue: Negeri Sembilan Phone: 03-2612 7600 Fax: 03-2697 4081 Website: www.kpkk.gov.my Courtesy of :

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Kuala Lumpur’s Top 5 After experiencing everything that Kuala Lumpur has to offer, we come up with our very own laundry list of things that you like, so absolutely, MUST do, see, get and taste before leaving on your jet plane. Taste the best local food around 1 The presence of a large community of expatriates, as well as the local multiracial community spells a vibrant and international dining scene in Kuala Lumpur. Regardless of your food choices, Kuala Lumpur’s rich cuisine heritage will have you drooling for more. The top contenders include Ampang Yong Tau Foo, Nasi Lemak Kampung Baru and even Little India’s Banana Leaf Rice will leave you just coming back for more. Take a hike! Or go fly kite! 2 A classic example of how to holiday like a local, take a hike along the trails found in the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, which is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, where the majestic trees await to greet you. Or alternatively, you may go to FRIM’s Canopy Walk and experience the cool breeze as you watch wildlife at the canopy level and catch a sight of the city from the look- out point of the Canopy Walk. Meanwhile, those who come from windy states with a tradition of kite-flying will understand the liberation in flying kites at Kepong Metropolitan Park. Go gaga over IT 3 Many of the best IT and electronics brands enter Malaysia through Kuala Lumpur and it is the great diversity of appliances and products, coupled with great service which makes the shopping experience here so amazing. It is an open secret that digital malls here are so diversified that most people don’t even have to wait till PC Fairs for great buys of IT wares. Make a daytrip to the Prime Minister’s Office 4 Putrajaya is within easy reach for those who are already staying in the south of Kuala Lumpur but if you are towards the north, fret not, we have the KL-Putrajaya highway linking us to the best times to be had in Putrajaya. Whether you are cycling, walking or just photographing the bridges of Putrajaya county, let the Cruise Tasik Putrajaya people help with taking in the sights. Watch a live performance/show/concert 5 Some live bands play at clubs for free, while performances like theatre, symphony orchestras and concerts held by your favourite artistes are within reach in Kuala Lumpur. Depending on the lengths you would go through, camping at the entrance 3 days 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 Orchestra plays regularly at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS.

126 | INDEX Sights & Attractions Culture ASEAN Sculpture Garden 34 KL Children’s Library 80 Alamanda 38 KL Gallery & Library 80 Batu Caves 31 Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts 82 Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve 34 Centre (KLPAC) Cathedral of Saint Mary the 30 National Theatre 82 Virgin (St. Mary’s Church) PETRONAS Philhamonic 82 Dayabumi Complex 26 Orchestra Forest Research Institute of 32 Pewtersmith 81 Malaysia (FRIM) P. Ramlee Memorial 80 Islamic Arts Museum 29 Royal Selangor Visitor Center 81 Istana Negara (National Palace) 26 Tumasek Pewter 82 Kelab Tasik Putrajaya 38 KL Children’s Library 27 KL Gallery & Library 27 KL Railway Station 26 Shopping KL Tower 22 Kepong Metropolitan Park 32 Ampang Park Shopping Centre 86 Malaysia Tourism Centre (MaTiC) 27 Berjaya Times Square 84 Masjid India 30 Campbell Complex 86 Memorial Tun Abdul Razak 28 Great Eastern Mall 86 Memorial Tunku Abdul Rahman 28 Ikano Power Centre 85 Putra IKEA 85 Merdeka Square 23 National Mosque 30 Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman 86 National Museum 28 KL Plaza 84 Petrosains 22 Lot 10 84 Putra Mosque 38 Low Yat Plaza 84 Royal Police Museum 29 Pavillion Kuala Lumpur 84 Royal Selangor Club 24 P. Lal Store 86 Sultan Abdul Samad Building 24 Sogo Departmental Store 86 Sze Ya Temple 31 Souk Al-TAR 86 The Bird Park 33 Starhill Gallery 84 The Butterfly Park 33 The Curve 85 The Deer Park 33 The Mall 86 The Hibiscus Garden 34 1 Utama Shopping Centre 85 The Orchid Garden 34 Tugu Negara (National 29 Monument)

INDEX | 127 Accommodation Entertainment Ancasa Hotel 90 Alexis The Bar Upstairs 99 Armada Petaling Jaya 88 Aloha 99 Brisdale Hotel 91 Bangkok Jazz Thai Bistro 98 Cititel Mid Valley 88 Bently’s Pub 98 Corus Hotel 90 Café Flam 100 Crowne Princess Kuala Lumpur 90 Carl’s Bar 100 Cyberview Lodge Resort & Spa 92 Centro KL 100 Dynasty Hotel 91 Cloth & Chef 100 Eastin Hotel 88 Club 11:15 99 Flamingo Hotel 91 Club de Vegas 98 Grand Seasons Hotel 90 Diva Matrix Pub & Cafe 99 Holiday Villa Apartment Suites 90 Euphoria by Ministry of Sound 100 Holiday Villa Hotel Suites Subang 88 Finnegan’s 2 99 Hotel Maya 90 Finnegan’s 3 98 Hotel Plaza 91 Hard Rock Cafe 98 Mandarin Court Hotel 90 Kuala Lumpur Funtheque 98 One World Hotel 88 Havana 98 Palace of The Golden Horses 92 Luna Bar 99 Petaling Jaya Hilton Hotel 88 Modesto’s Sri Hartamas 99 Putrajaya Marriott Hotel 92 Palate Palette Restaurant & Bar 100 Putrajaya Shangri-La 92 Poppy Collection 99 Pyramid Tower 88 RAW KL 99 The Royale Bintang Damansara 88 Saigon 99 The Zon All Suite Residences 90 Sunway Bar Celona 100 Traders Hotel 90 Sultan Lounge 98 The Bar 100 The Borneo Baruk Club 100 Food The Grand Modesto’s 99 The Pulse 98 Chinese Food 94 Indian Food 95 The Sanctuary 100 Malay Food 96 Zouk 98

INDEX | 128 Recreation & Activities Special Feature : “Shop Till u Drop” Cosmo’s World Theme Park 104 Listing of Major Shopping Malls 108 Desa Water Park 104 within Klang Valley Mines Wonderland 104 Fashion 110 Watches Setapak Golf Range 105 Latest Electronic Gadgets 112 Bukit Jalili Golf and Country 105 Sourviner 113 Resort Money Changer in Malaysia 114 Payment Method and tipping in Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country 105 Malaysia 115 Club Cycling in Bukit Cahaya Sri Alam 106 Agriculture Park Appendix Malaysia Calendar of Event 116 Essential Information 122 Kuala Lumpur Top 5 125 Index 126



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