Historical Sites

Galleries and museums stand most of the percentage in every state in Malaysia. Same goes to Kuala Lumpur but there are also temples and mosques as well as stadiums to your delight. Each of them carries a story behind it so come discover yourself the story of the particular place and you'll love them. For example, the National Monument is a place to remember the heroes of the country who had fought for the country's freedom. Come and discover the historical places of Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur Art Galleries and Theatres

One of the unique features in Islamic Art Museums is they feature and showcase arts and cultures that are related to Islam. It's also one of its kinds in Asia Pacific Region. As for potential young artists who have passion in arts and do not know where to express themselves, The Annexe is the perfect place. They not only exhibit artworks, but also having events like music, drama, film screening and so on. For art lovers, you'll definitely not want to miss out these talents we have in every corner of Kuala Lumpur.

Culture Kuala Lumpur

Culture is everything that you need to know in a state in order to understand what the state has gone through to be who they are today. Here, we promise you the inside out of Kuala Lumpur and everything that you want to know about the history. Let us reveal you the story of Kuala Lumpur. Come and explore the beauty of the contemporary Kuala Lumpur.

Rest & Relax @ Kuala Lumpur

After a hectic day in a bustling city, an idea of a gentle massage or a spa is definitely soothing to ear. It works for ladies and it's the only time out to make up for their lost beauty especially if they were on a holiday rushing with time to leave their footprint everywhere. Treat yourself better! What we have here in Kuala Lumpur range from the affordable ones to higher end ones. Pamper your drained out muscles to a place of your choice within your budget or save more and relax!

What comes better than a spa when you are worn out from work or probably almost collapsing after walking for the whole day? Foot spa? Body massage? Relaxing Jacuzzi? You'll come across many spa parlors when you walk down the street that offers different packages with different promotions. Or best, you can just stop by at your hotel's spa parlor after a long day. Relax for the rest of your day in the spa so that your muscles can relax too.

Who says men doesn't need to relax? It's not weird either for men to visit spa. In fact we have spa especially for men too. Don't feel embarrassed and start treating yourself better. Pamper yourself to a relaxing weekend and start your new week in a better mood. Spas not only treat as a massage but also good for health and blood circulation. It helps make you look younger and healthier! Don't worry about it being expensive, there's more packages than you can imagine. Just lay back and relax!

Malaysia as a “Global Halal Hub”

Halal (Arabic:حلال, ḥalāl, Halaal; means lawful or legal) is an Arabic term designating any object or an action which is permissible to use or engage in, according to Islamic law. It is the opposite of haraam. The term is widely used to designate food seen as permissible according to Islamic law (Sharia, الشريعة الإسلامية). It is estimated that 70% of Muslims worldwide follow halal food standards and that the global halal market is currently a $580 (U.S.) billion industry. Establishing Malaysia as a “Global Halal Hub” has been the aim of the Malaysian Government for many years. In this regard, the establishment of the Halal Industry Development Corporation Sdn Bhd (HDC) reflects the seriousness of Malaysia in pursuing this objective. HDC has been tasked to further boost the Halal agenda in terms of standards development, branding enhancement as well as commercial and industry development. In the spirit of co-operation and collaboration, HDC will leverage and utilize existing Malaysian know-how to build partnerships around the world and ultimately enable more people to benefit from the positive attributes associated with Halal.

Outdoor Activities In Kuala Lumpur

Though Kuala Lumpur, famous for its tall towers, you can absolutely find something green too. An ideal family getaway during weekends, or to visitors who loves nature, come to the parks! And if you love something adventurous, don't mind getting wet in the water, go to theme parks! This is how Malaysians got themselves tanned, looking very healthy. We doubt you ever had picnics when you were travelling, and nothing comes if you never take the first step!

The Nyonya Kebaya

The Nyonya Kebaya is a beautiful, translucent, figure-hugging embroidered blouse worn with a batik sarong by Peranakan ladies. It is this and much more. A nyonya kebaya is a work of art, a labour of love, a heritage, a traditional costume that is timeless. An attire for all occasions, it is elegant, feminine, alluring, sensual, glamorous and fashionable for all ages.

Hotels In Kuala Lumpur

Ranging from all stars, you will surely find something affordable yet enjoying your stay comfortably. Choose your location and budget then ask for packages available. Budget hotels in Kuala Lumpur can be found mostly in Chinatown and Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman. While the moderate ones to luxurious hotels are always at the business district and also where most shopping centres are especially in Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan Bukit Bintang.

Nightlife In Kuala Lumpur

Nightlife in the city will never be boring! Young, vibrant and bursting with energy, people heading towards their favorite hangout with friends or even families. Bars, pubs and clubs maybe the trendsetter but we have more to offer. If that's not what you prefer, then there's also karaoke where you can sing your lungs out or maybe a place for a drink and chit chat, go to the cafes. Come join the locals for a happening night. You'll definitely miss the nightlife in Kuala Lumpur when you head back home!

Spas In Kuala Lumpur

After a hectic day in a bustling city, an idea of a gentle massage or a spa is definitely soothing to ear. It works for ladies and it's the only time out to make up for their lost beauty especially if they were on a holiday rushing with time to leave their footprint everywhere. Treat yourself better! What we have here in Kuala Lumpur range from the affordable ones to higher end ones. Pamper your drained out muscles to a place of your choice within your budget or save more and relax!

Given an opportunity to eat, definitely none of the Malaysians will reject. People there live, breathe, talk, and even dream about food. If given a possibility, they would all love to work in the food industry. If you happen to have met someone from Kuala Lumpur where the food haven is, don't forget to ask which hawker stalls sell yummylicious food. The food here varies from local's favorites to international cuisines, from hawker stalls food to fine dining restaurants. Hence, there will be no chance at all to having no idea what to eat next.

"Homestay" offers a distinctive style of living with emphasis on warm and friendly hospitality within private homes. This is your chance to experience the genuine Malaysian lifestyle at reasonable price. There are today 10 villages where tourists can experience the different types of living. They can stay with their hosts and participate in their daily activities. An interesting program to the means of getting the first-hand information on the Malaysian or Pahang lifestyle. First developed in 1980s, this program is an extension of the student exchange program where a young Malaysia student stayed with their adopted family for a certain period whilst undergoing their everyday lives or activities. It gained better popularity when foreign students began to participate in the exchange program.

Kebaya Girl. Ever wondered why flight attendants wear an ethnic-looking uniform on board the Malaysia and Singapore airlines?

Arab investors will spend $303 million on building two "Arab Cities" to lure Arab tourists to the historic Malaysian town of Malacca, the Star daily said Wednesday. The $1.1 billion ringgit ($303 million) project includes an Arabian bazaar, Middle Eastern restaurants, shopping complex, five-star hotel, water theme park, and a unisex Arabic health and beauty spa. One of the "Arab Cities" will be built on a small island lying south of Malacca town, while the other will be located at a beachside resort just west of the historic port.

More than any other spot in the country, Kuala Lumpur, or "KL" as it is commonly known, is the focal point of Malaysia; its capital to be more precise. Kuala Lumpur is situated midway along the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia, at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers. It is approximately 35 km from the coast and sits at the centre of the Peninsula's extensive and modern transportation network. Kuala Lumpur is easily the largest city in the nation, possessing a population of over one and a half million people drawn from all of Malaysia's many ethnic groups.

LOOK SWEET & NICE WEARING KEBAYA!

A Kebaya or more correctly 'kain-kebaya is a traditional blouse-dress combination worn by women in Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Burma, Singapore, and some parts of Cambodia. It sometimes made from sheer material and usually worn with a sarong or batik kain panjang, or other traditional woven garment such as ikat, songket with a colorful motif. The kain-kebaya is the national costume of Indonesia, although it is more accurately endemic to Java, Sunda and Bali

With concerns that the global economic crisis would affect the Middle east badly, Shaiful said they studied the situation very well and found that Malaysia was a very suitable place for them. Despite the lack of a "special offer" to investors, Malaysia was very stable, its people friendly and easily accept the Arabic culture, which in itself presents a very good environment for Arab investors. Shaiful said one million Arab tourists came to Malaysia and they spend 10 times more than the others. For the past seven months, he said 250,000 Arabs came to Malaysia although it is not the holiday season and they spent RM5 billion.

EXPERIENCE ASIA IN MALAYSIA

It's about 70% of Malaysia still in green area. Malaysia is the country who were very care about his environment and nature. It's make Flora and Fauna grows well in Malaysia environment. Nowadays, Malaysia has been increase his care about the pollution and his environment quality to make sure their real nature and their pure clean environment have not been destroyed. The famous place of the Flora and Fauna in Malaysia is Taman Negara where the beautiful Flora and the fantastic Fauna can be found here, Endau Rompin rain forest where the beautiful tropical rain forest grows up, Sepilok Sabah rain forest where the famous place in the world of Orang Utan, Sarawak tropical rain forest, Cameron Highland which is the famous place of the beauty flowers, fruits, vegetable and tea garden, Rantau Abang where the famous place of turtle, Sibu Island, Rawa Island, Tioman Island and Langkawi Island where the beautiful and pure corals are take care by Malaysia authority and many more....

The culture of Malaysia are very unique and fantastic. Even though their gone through to the development country but their culture and nature are still look after. So their unique culture not be forget from the other generation. Their culture like Joget Inang, Silat, kompang, Kuda Kepang, Kenduri, Tarian Bazau, Rewang, Majlis Inai, Doa Selamat, and many more are still be done. Most of these unique culture are come from Malay culture, Chinese culture and Indian culture, Kadazan culture and Iban culture.......

WELCOME TO MALAYSIA

Malaysia is one of the beautiful country in the world. Their culture, nature and environment are very cool and unique which will make visitors impress. A tropical forest, sea with crystal clear waters and beautiul beaches and the river are very pure without any pollution. There are many nice place to visit in Malaysia such as Langkawi Island, Tioman Island, Taman Negara where the real nature can be found here, Sipadan Island where the beautiful corals grow up, Sibu Island, Rawa Island, Taman Pertanian and many more...