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Hiking & Walking Kuala Lumpur
2 Reviews Hello 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...
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Grand Prix Formula 1 Kuala Lumpur
7 Reviews 2009 FORMULA 1 PETRONAS MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX (Kuala Lumpur) * 03 - 05 Apr Ticket starts from US$25 to $550. Probably one of the best F1 circuits and most affordable... Bring your hat/cap/sun tan...
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Running & Jogging Kuala Lumpur
3 Reviews If 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...
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Mountain Biking Kuala Lumpur
2 Reviews Just 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...
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Bungy Jumping Kuala Lumpur
2 Reviews Hi 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...
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(2187m asl - highest in Peninsula Msia)A good mix of terrains...uphill, downhill, river-crossing, scrambling...It was my first "long" trek. If not for the helpfulness of the participants, the trip would not have been so fun & memorable. I fell in love with trekking after this trip & I missed the forest so much after the 1 week trek.This trek held many fond memories for me & shall remain the most treasured one. Pack light..i carried a weight of 13kg (i'm 1.62m tall & 49kg).
(4102m asl)Tho' a much-climbed mountain but do not underestimate it if it's your first attempt to an altitude 3,000 metres above sea level. Go slow & take lotsa water. One of our friends got slight hypothermia when we reached Laban Rata Guesthouse. She started fast & we had walked in a heavy downpour for the final 2 hours leading to the guesthouse.Be sure to know how to "treat" common mountain sicknesses before u hit KK.Take the longer but more scenic Mersilau trail. We chose this by accident but enjoyed it thoroughly. Apply layering theory for your clothing ie.base layer = thermal underwear2nd layer = fleece3rd layer = rain or windproof outer jacket
Recommended for families. Short walk to the campsite after the lorry ride. You'll enjoy it if you are a waterfall-person! Campgear for 2 days 1 nite. However a daypack with water, food & first aid will suffice for the hike to waterfall
Good weekend hikes. Both hills are in Johor..very near Singapore. Belumut has gradual slopes but longer - 1010m asl. Lambak is shorter but steeper - 510m asl. A daypack with lunch, water & necc. first aid will do.
I did in Kecil island two DIVES: Temple of the sea (24 meters deep) and Shark point (20 meters).I saw a lot of murays incuded agiant moray, a blue spotted ray, barracuda yellowtail, trigger fish, angel fish blu ringed, fusiliers, yellow snappers. Coral Sky Divers is a registered PADI Resort (R6237), meaning that we adhere to PADI's high standards of safety and education. When you enter the Dive Center you'll immediately notice the friendly atmosphere. The staff is well trained, experienced and highly professional, as well as very friendly and great fun to be with!
What a day it was ! A friend whom is preparing for the Mount Kinabalu trip has been doing some hiking with the Malaysian Nature Society. She asked me to join her for a hike over the weekend. I said, why not ? Got up real early on a Sunday morning and off we went. Met some other hikers at the meeting point at Genting Sempah and just a short drive away from the gateway to Gunung Bunga Buah. From here, it was a good one hour walk to the starting point of the jungle. Ups and down and it's was a single file track. Becarefull what you whole on too ! Nearly had my left hand with full of thorns ! We had breaks in-between and it's just trees all around. Then the sky above started to ' sing ' ! I was not prepared for the rain as I had left home without a raincoat but with just a hat. We reached to a spot called the False Peak and decided to not to continue walking further as the rain was getting...
This is a typical scene for every live aboard dive trip that we had. Beers, cig & some grass are just some of the pastime & naughty thing that we do when we’re few nautical miles from all authorities.This picture is to remember my late dive instructor (1st from the left) whom was killed in his biking hobby.
If you are happen to own or rent a mean, off-road worthy 4WD machine during your stay in Malaysia. You will find Malaysia a 4-wheeling heaven. Some world toughest treks such as Jeli-Cameron, Bekok-Kg. Peta trails are capable to kill any stock 4WD machine.These tough trails that pass through national parks are not for the meek, you've been warned!! - Off-road worthy 4WD (no stock machine pls!!)- Winches (a must)- Hoe & other offroad preparation- Mud Tires- Good suspension system- Turbo Charged (preferred)- Snookle (Optional)- Air Locker (plus point)
4-Wheeling is getting more popular among the yuppies. Seem like every family own a 4WD.Tracks with various difficult levels found throughout the country sides. Winches & Mud tires are "must have" for tough tracks crossing national parks & logging tracks. Other essential such as Air-Locker, Turbo-charging, snorkels, good suspensions will depend very much on disposable income & seriousness towards this sport. Consult you tour leader for all the essentials.
Malaysia is one of the sports destinations in the world today !La Tour de Langkawi, Formula One Grand Prix, Sea Games,Golf Tournaments,Badminton Tournaments,Commonwealth Games,etc.A lot to mention here but I know some people might have known Malaysia from the sports events that Malaysia has held in the past.
Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur
23 Reviews and 1115 Opinions Had a comfortable night sleep in the hotel. Nice Bathroom and bedsheets. Wide spread of Breakfast....
Eastern And Oriental Hotel Penang
16 Reviews and 473 Opinions Like other reviewers, we didn't actually stay here, we had a drink the bar which overlooks the...
Aldy Hotel Negeri Melaka
1 Review and 55 Opinions Aldy Hotel is situated in centre of Melaka Town next to the Police Station and opposite the...
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Q: Hello, I am traveling to Malaysia for the first time, at the end February beginning of March, this is my first trip there and I...
A: 1: Malaysia is a very developed and safe country to travel for anyone. 2: Kuala Lumpur, Melaka, Penang and Camerom highlands are some very nice places. 3: That i...
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