2 ReviewsHello people, for those who are visiting KL and are rather bored with the abundance of shopping malls, backpacker hang outs, R & B music and over-pricing taxi drivers - then you might wanna take a cab...
3 ReviewsIf you have never heard of hashing, this is the time to learn about it. And if you're in the know, this is where it all started.
Hashing was created shortly before World War II by some British expat...
2 ReviewsHi Gleen,
If I not mistaken, the indoor sky diving would be at Genting Highland Theme Park Resort. There are indoor & outdoor theme park out there.
The ticket is arround RM50 (approx...
2 ReviewsJust in case you need to buy a bicycle, this tip might help. This is probably the biggest bicycle shop in Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur, the owner is an Asian Champion (if not mistaken) himself, most of...
7 ReviewsLast year we made a special trip to KL to attend the Grand Prix. Transport is well organised from Central Station with trains and buses running to the track frequently, probably took 2 hours to get...
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Cycling in Malaysia.
by cachaseiro
I have been tour cycling quite extensively in Malaysia and cycled more than 200 kilometers around the malatsian peninsula.I have found Malaysia to be be quite a good place for tour cycling and have really enjoyed my touring there.The roads are generally of a very good standard and comparable to what you find in Western Europe and traffic is pretty good and drivers quite positive towards cyclists.The roads mostly have a soft shoulder for pedestrians, cyclists and whatever you might have of soft traffic.The malaysian peninsula is mostly flat along the coast and if you stick to the coastal areas then you will not be climbing much, so it's not too hard to bike there.It's different in the middle of the peninsula where you will find mountains and some real challenges for those who like to climb with their bike.Cycling is quickly becoming a trendy sport in Malaysia and you will most likely...
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Formula 1 Racing
by AsiaBarney
Formula 1 Racing is held annually in Sepang Circuit, Malaysia, it's a 600,000 audience from Britain, Europe, Australia, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Hon Kong, Japan, Korea etc etc International Sport Event.
Casual wear with cap, umbrella by skybus.
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Sungai Petani - Cinta Sayang Golf & Country Resort
by SLLiew
Just at the northern part of Sungai Petani, about 15 minutes drive from the main trunk road is Cinta Sayang Golf & Country Resort for your golfing delight. There are also other activities like swimming, archery, squash and line dancing and of course dining. A new land and water theme park has just opened in December. There are two giant slides but it is hot and good to avoid bad sun burn.Sungai Petani is a good hour drive from Penang. A limousine taxi from Penang International Airport cost a standard RM90 and 50% surcharge after midnight.In Malay, "Cinta Sayang" means love and affection. So it is great day for golfing and family and children activities.
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Watching football matches at National Stadium!
by hopang
When you are having your vacation in Kuala Lumpur, take the opportunity to watch some interesting football matches at the National Stadium located at National Sports Complex in Bukit Jalil approximately 20 kilometers south of the capital city of Kuala Lumpur. The National Stadium is home to the national football team. If you are lucky you may watch some international football tournaments held at the stadium occasionally. You may even watch some international friendly matches against the national team at the stadium.The stadium began construction in 1994 and completed in 1998 at a cost of more than RM500 millions, just in time for Malaysia's hosting of the 16th Commonwealth Games. It was constructed by United Engineers Malaysia Bhd. The stadium was officially opened in 1998. It has a seating capacity for approximately 100,000 spectators, thus making it one of the largest stadiums in the...
wakeboarding/ water skii in Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
by stagger
IF YOU WAKEBOARD OR WATER SKI & you happen to visit Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia, where the weather is perfect for year round water sports activities, then you must make a trip to a place called "THE MINES BEACH RESORT" which is only a 30min drive away from the city centre or 20mins if the traffic is good.The mines is an abandoned tin mine which over time and plenty of rain water has been turned into a lake that's over 600ft deep in the middle & has a healthy ecosystem with a variety of fish. The 150 hectare lake is used for ONLY 2 purposes. 1) to ferry guests and tourists using a water taxi from the mines shopping mall to the palace of the golden horses & the most important 2) to wakeboard & water ski. This means the water is pretty calm most of the time. The boat used is a master craft which has a tower for wakeboarding and a pole for water skiing. it can also be equipped...
Perhentian Islands - A Wonderful Marine Park
by Mel&Mike
Diving in the Perhentians certainly lived up to our expectations. There is a great variety of sites to visit as well as a good number of dive shops to choose from. We went with Watercolors and had a good experience. Professional PADI shop that has been up and running for awhile. We only met one of the owners, Ankha (forgive me for the spelling) who is a very warm hostess and patient dive master! It is worthwhile diving with them because their accomodation on Perhentian Kecil is a lovely place to hang out and stay after a day of diving.
You can rent everything ----- a good deal that gets better with each dive you do with them.
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Scuba Diving ?
by gnh
Scuba divers should be heading for Sipadan Island, Sabah, East Malaysia.That place is reputedly one of the best dive sites in the world.Please wait while I make a visit and post some REAL photos for you !
Horse riding in Kulai, West Malaysia
by doreeny
For the past 2 years, I have been taking riding lessons at the Rider's Lodge. With clean stables and well-groomed horses, I have to say the riders are a pampered lot :)There is a mounting block for the rider to mount the horse. Then, the trainer will adjust the length of the stir-ups and the stable helper will lead the horse into the paddock. The rider juz concentrate on riding and nothing else...
Riding helmets are provided. For intermediate to advanced riders, a pair of gloves and riding boots will enhance your riding experience.
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Le Tour D'Langkawi
by gnh
An annual International Cyclothon , usually spread over a week, covering the whole length ( and breadth ) of West (Peninsular)Malaysia.Got it's name from Langkawi Island, where it starts and ends usually at Kuala Lumpur . Lately, the event has lost its lustre and sponsors are few. Starting points vary year to year.
You don't simply join the Le Tour D'Langkawi unless you're a WORLD-CLASS cyclist .Perish the thought !
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Scuba Fun!
by TracyG
There are some great places to scuba dive around the coast and on the islands of Malayasia! I have not done this personally but met several people that have and they raved about it.
All equipment can be hired locally.
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