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EMPAT tahun lalu, ramai terpesona dengan kawanan kecil dugong di perairan berhampiran pantai di Kota Belud, daerah indah yang menjadi jelapang padi di utara Sabah.
Tag : Sabah, Malaysia
MALACCA: The Historical City yesterday launched a water taxi service to ferry passengers along the famed Malacca river.The service, using a 16-seaterwater taxi, would ply the river estuary right up to Taman Rempah, near the Hang Jebat bridge.
Tag : Melaka, Malaysia
As the Masjid Lama Kedai Mulong in Kelantan shows, every classic building has a story to tell. RIZAL SOLOMON writes.
AT Kilometre 11 on the Kuala Kerai road leading into Kota Baru, there is a small but gorgeous classic wooden building. If you´re heading fast enough into the state capital, it may catch your eye, albeit briefly. If you get the chance, pull over and take a closer look. The Masjid Lama Kedai Mulong is a beautifully-sculpted building rich in history.
Tag : Kelantan, Malaysia
There are advantages to staying in a hotel with an exclusive Ladies Only floor, writes PEGGY LOH IN the high-ceilinged lobby, subtle grey tones contrast with brightly lit glass and gleaming chrome fixtures. When I tell the reception staff my name, he has a colleague escort me to the Executive Club at Level 15 of the Thistle Johor Bahru for a personalised check-in.
Tag : Johor, Malaysia
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are as different as can be. But each city has its own distinct character and charm, writes ZALINA MOHD SOM THERE is not much in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam that reflects the country´s beauty and culture. Nor has its largest city, Ho Chi Minh City. But together, these two cities offer enough characteristics of Vietnam to satisfy tourists. Located 1,760km apart, both cities have their own distinct flavour, sight and personality.
Tag : Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
A trip to Tasik Kenyir doesn´t sound like much to someone who prefers to laze on the beach but LAVIINIA DHANAGUNAN cannot resist the charms of the largest man-made lake in South-East Asia PERSONALLY, I consider myself a sea person. Given a choice, I´d head for the sea on holidays and I tend to move towards Penang or Langkawi over any other local destination, even popular ones. Needless to say, I´m not too thrilled to learn that my next assignment is in Tasik Kenyir -- until I get there.
Tag : Terengganu, Malaysia
Spring in Tasmania sees the bursting forth of apple blossoms, fields of lavender and flowers like tulips. Here too, you can get the freshest seafood and watch animals unique to the islandTASMANIA is said to have the world´s cleanest air, freshest ocean seafood and friendly harbour cities only a short drive from ancient rainforests, rugged mountains and spectacular coastlines. Befriend a wombat on a mountain stroll, pick your own strawberries at a fruit farm or shuck oysters straight from the sea. Whether you have just a few days or a week, the scenery will take your breath away!
Tag : Tasmania, Australia
Bursting with impatience to dive into the waters off Pulau Tioman, ZULKIFLY LATIF is sorely disappointed when a stuffy nose puts an end to his underwater dreams ONE of my all-time, top 10 favourite places to visit in Malaysia is none other than Pulau Tioman. So when the chance came to attend the Tioman Mega Dive event last month, I simply couldn´t say no.
Tag : Pahang, Malaysia
The exterior offers no clues but step into the Swiss-Inn Sungai Petani and you´d be amazed at the resort-like ambience, writes ALAN TEH LEAM SENG THE facade looks like that of any other three-star hotel but it´s the interior of the Swiss-Inn Sungai Petani that impresses visitors. Together with its Olympic-sized pool, the design layout evokes a resort-like atmosphere that´s not quite what one would expect in this bustling town in Kedah.
Tag : Kedah, Malaysia
On learning that there´s always a long queue for tickets to visit the Skybridge at the Petronas Twin Towers, ZALINA MOHD SOM arrives at KLCC at 5.40am to find she´s not the first in the queue JUST ask the Public Relations department to issue you the tickets, my friend suggests. As a journalist, I suppose I could arrange with the Petronas Public Relations department for a hassle-free visit to the Skybridge at the Petronas Twin Towers but my real objective is not just being there but rather, I want the whole experience, including queueing up to buy tickets, like any other visitor.
Tag : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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