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Visit Kelantan, Malaysia – Kelanta...
Kelantan has a historical link with Thailand. In 1900, the state was a tributary of Siam (the old name for Thailand), and its control passed to the British with the signing of the Anglo-Siamese Treaty of 1909.
Kota Baru itself is no sleepy hollow today. It...
Satellite Navigation Systems Put Malaysi...
Travel Blog posted in Malaysia Travel Guide on 05 31st, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
Satellite navigation systems are putting Malaysia on the map in a big way.
When BMW started offering satellite navigation – an automated route-guidance system – in its 7-series cars back in 2001, competitors scoffed at the move. Who would fork out...
KL-Singapore Route Safer...
Travel Blog posted in Malaysia Travel Guide on 05 31st, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
Singaporeans travelling to Kuala Lumpur on the North-South Expressway (NSE) are more likely to get to their destination safely than passsengers in other parts of Malaysia.
According to recent data released by the Malaysian police, 10 accident-prone stretches...
Kedah – Rice Bowl Of Malaysia...
Travel Blog posted in Kedah on 05 31st, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
Nature and man are at their best in Kedah and Langkawi. From the vast tracts of padi fields in perfect green to the long stretches of pristine waters in aquamarine; from the fine local architecture to valuable collections of Kedah’s royal and cultural heritage,...
Exploring Malaysia’s East Coast...
Travel Blog posted in Malaysia Travel Guide, Uncategorized on 05 30th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
Far enough oft the beaten path to still be an adventure, Malaysia’s east coast offers travelers a chance to visit traditional villages, shop for locally made crafts, and swim from miles and miles of undeveloped white sand beaches bordering the South China...
Charming Secrets of Kelantan...
Travel Blog posted in Kelantan on 05 30th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
Kelantan can be aptly described in one word – green. Its vast hinterland outside the main towns and cities is mainly agriculture. From the perspective of a fresh pair of eyes, Kelantan seems to hold many secrets.
I have heard so many things about the...
Singapore To KL By Coach...
Travel Blog posted in Malaysia Travel Guide on 05 30th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
There are at least four companies running bus services to KL. We picked luxury coach Aeroline for the way it billed itself as ‘the convenient way to fly’.
Join 19 others on a 51/2-hour journey on Aeroline’s double-decker. The lower deck is...
Singapore To KL By Car – North Sou...
Travel Blog posted in Malaysia Travel Guide on 05 30th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
It took five hours to Kuala Lumpur on Malaysia’s North-South Highway, including a half-hour break for a rest stop and drinks just outside Malacca. Chose the Second Link, so you don’t have to fight Johor Baru’s city traffic.
On a weekday,...
Malaysia Travel Adventure...
Travel Blog posted in Malaysia Travel Guide on 03 28th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
With its diverse geography that includes ancient rainforests, rich marine life, and undulating terrain, Malaysia offers unlimited opportunities for adventure sports enthusiasts
Trekking in Malaysia
Malaysia’s extensive national parks and wildlife reserves...
Kuala Gandah Elephant Centre...
Travel Blog posted in Malaysia Travel Guide on 03 22nd, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
The Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) established Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Centre in 1989. The centre is the base for the Elephant Relocation Team, which began the elephant translocation programme in 1974.
The only one of its kind...
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