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kulimkia Says: There will be plenty of things to do in Kulim. You may find out more about it at www.kulimkia.com
Awana Hotel Genting: Poor and rude reception
tokma Says: Stayed at this hotel for some business related event. Very rude receptionist who asked me "hey you already checked in, so why are you checking in again?". A rather silly question to ask a guest who was waiting in the queue to check in for the first time and waiting in the...
Embun Emas homestay, Junjong, Kedah, Malaysia: Homestay in Malaysian orchard
tokma Says: We stayed at this bungalow meant for 4 people. fully furnished. you can see pictures onhttp://embunemashomestay.blogspot.com It is new and is in the midst of a fruit orchard. We got served straight from the trees:jackfruit and rambutans. durians were not ripe yet. However...
Hotels in Penang Island: Alternative
b_c_k Says: Alternatively, a visitor could opt to stay in a hotel on the Penang Island which is only abt 30-45 minutes drive away.
b_c_k Says: This used to be the only credible place to stay... It has been repainted and redone a bit but I've not been there.
Sunshine Bakery & Ingredients Supply: sell cake flour,cookies flour ,bun flour and more!
kaihuan Says: I think all things sell at Sunshine Bakery & Ingredients Supply are very cheap and good!!They also good service!!! If you want buy bakery things you must go there!!!!No94, Ind. Ringan, Lorong Semarak 2, Taman Semarak, 09000, Kulim, Kedah, Malaysia.
Hajja Restoran: Kulims Nasi Kandar
lalatbotak Says: The nasi kandar served at this joint is probably one of the best in Malaysia and perhaps the world.My brother in Leeds onced suggested to me to air freight 2 bungkus the Kulim nasi kandar!!My yearly visit to Kulim will never be complete without a visit to Hajja's...
restoran kolam ikan: fresh fish...can't get any fresher...
HyperMKIV Says: this restaurant is really hard to find. i don't even know where it is. but there's a phone # on the sign...look at the pic. this is in the middle of the jungle pretty much...they serve fresh fish that they raise. you eat next to the fresh water ponds and you can see all the...
b_c_k Says: Long distance buses from anywhere in Peninsular Malaysia do come here, even Singapore. This is the only method, other than self-drive, that comes all the way to Kulim. The bus station also has buses which service the local routes.
b_c_k Says: The nearest train station is the Bukit Mertajam Railway Station (half-hour drive). A bigger train station is the Butterworth Railway Station (45-minutes drive). Trains go to/from KL and Singapore and most major towns, even Hadyai in Thailand.
Flight, nearest airport to Kulim
b_c_k Says: The nearest international airport is the Penang Airport on Penang Island. It's abt an hour's drive away.Another airport is the one at Alor Star which is abt two hour's drive away.
Supermarkets: Need to buy something? No problem!
b_c_k Says: The available supermarkets in Kulim:1. The Store (in town)2. Super 10 (in town, new, where Nola used to be) - this new place is quite cool. It has EVERYTHING! and the prices are reasonable.3. Yawata (in town)4. Minat (at Taman Selasih) - known for low prices! Anything you...
b_c_k Says: An interesting place to shop is the marketplace in the morning. Not in the market, but around the market. A lot of sellers will set up temporary stalls to sell their wares.Every Saturday night, night market! Definitely many more choices... Clothes, accessories, household...
HyperMKIV Says: they want to try to keep malaysia clean...i guess this might help a little...
lalatbotak Says: To any travellers driving/cruising along the Kulim - Grik highway stretch from Kulim HighTech right through to the Guthrie Factory.Beware of car windshield wreckers!!! Especially the stretch when its hilly on both sides of the road.I believe there are a few irresponsible...
b_c_k Says: There are no tourist traps that I know of or heard of. But then I'm never a tourist in my own home-town. The only thing I heard of is the price of the house rentals for out of towners were higher but I'm sure smart out of towners would have made some kind of research before...
b_c_k Says: Summer wear, umbrella mosquito repellent, a must if you misses any other stuff - you can find it here.
lalatbotak Says: A small aging town on the outer fringes of Kulim.Crumbling Pre War shop houses plus a small open air market selling local fruits.Waterfalls and a recreation park deep into the interiors of Junjung. A place called Air Putih. The waterfalls is reputed to be haunted by Jinns....
Great place with great foods and cheap
bismut Says: Foods has been the best thing to enjoy in Kulim especially when visiting Night Bazaar (Pasar Malam). Night Bazaar is held on everyday at night just in a different location within Kulim district. Enjoy nice delicious sate at RM0.25 per piece where in Kuala Lumpur it will...
Sunshine Bakery & Ingredient Supply
kaihuan Says: Sunshine Bakery & Ingredient Supply sell cake flour, Cookies Flour , Bun Flour, Pizza flour and more.................!! I think the things they sell are very cheap and good!!!!!!!^^u can buy any bakery ingredient at there!!The shop at:No94, Ind. Ringan, Lorong Semarak...
Plan a Kulim vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Kulim locals
Kulim Town - This is the town where I was born and bred. A sleepy hollow which blossomed into a gigantic industrial hub. Streets which where once deserted by 6.30 pm has emerged into a township burtsling with...
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Q: Hi, I am a grandma travelling first time to Kulim from KL. I dont relish the idea of travelling by road for so long. What is the...
A: Penang Airport is just 35KM from Kulim. It is the closest airport to Kulim.
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This is the town where I was born and bred. A sleepy hollow which blossomed into a gigantic industrial hub. Streets which where once deserted by 6.30 pm has emerged into a township burtsling with...
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Find out more about Kulim Town by visiting this site. www.kulimkia.com Have fun! :)
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This is the small town where I stayed and grew up in. Or rather, the town where I spent the most of my growing up years. Before that, we were in Penang, Kuching in Sarawak and Alor Star in Kedah....
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The roots of my existence. My dad's hometown. Corner coffee shop is gone and replaced by a bank? Used to stay at my aunt's salon (upstairs). I always get free haircuts whever I go back!
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