Hospital Sentosa Medical Centre

Sentosa Hospital Medical Centre 

Sentosa Hospital Medical Centre 

Sentosa Medical Centre map

Sentosa Medical Centre is a modern 8-store hospital with 200 beds, located at No. 36, Jalan Cemur, Kompleks Damai, 50400 Kuala Lumpur, within vicinity of Hospital Kuala Lumpur and Institute of Medical Research. Basement parking is available for the ease and convenience of our patients and their visitors. In addition, we are just a 5-minute walk away from STAR LRT (Titiwangsa), Monorail (Chow Kit and Titiwangsa) and Pekeliling Bus Station. 

In December 2006, KPJ Healthcare Berhad acquired and took over the management of Sentosa Medical Centre. This strategic acquisition is in line with KPJ's overall objective to ensure that private healthcare is accessible to all via its network of hospitals throughout the country. With more than 30 years of experience, KPJ Healthcare Berhad, the healthcare division of Johor Corporation (JCorp) is a leading healthcare service provider in Malaysia. KPJ's extensive network has gone global, and now includes 22 private specialist hospitals consisting of 20 in Malaysia and 2 in Indonesia. 

This newly acquired hospital has a history of its own. Sentosa Medical Centre started on 8 May 1852 as a private clinic – Tan Dispensary – at No. 329, Batu Road. Although there was a slight downturn in the economy then due to the end of the Korean War, the practice prospered. Later, we started a Maternity Home above Tan Dispensary and eventually moved to No. 315A, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur (Foo Chow Association Building). In October 1972, we shifted to No. 316, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur, further expansion of our services. The name of the dispensary was changed from Tan Dispensary to Kelinik Sentosa Nursing Home in October 1972 and, subsequently, to Sentosa Medical Centre in October 1979. In order to accommodate the overwhelming response due to increase for the need of medical care, we expanded our services further and moved to this present building on 1 January 1993. 

Specialities

• Anaesthesiology
• Cardiology
• Cardiothoracic Surgery
• Dermatology & Allergy
• ENT/ Otorhinolaryngology
• Eye/ Ophthalmology
• General Medicine
• General Surgery
• Neurosurgery
• Obstetric & Gynaecology
• Paediatric
• Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
• Psychiatry
• Radiology & Imaging

Address: Sentosa Medical Center 36 Jalan Cemor, Kompleks Damai,50400 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03-4043 7166
Fax: 03-4043 7761 
Website: www.kpjSentosa.com

Highway Centre Petaling Jaya (PJ) at Federal highway

Highway Centre Shops

Highway Centre Main Enterance

Highway Centre small courtyard

Highway Centre

Highway Centre Business Centre along /Facing Federal Highway. Office lot at Highway Centre Petaling Jaya. It has 24 Hrs Security & Gated, All 4 Storey with Lift, A lot of lots of parking Space

Jalan Hussein Ipoh, Perak Map peta

Eduction Hun: Famous schools like Methodist Girls schools (MGS), SMK Raja Perempuan, Ave Maria Convent & Yuk Choy Primary School.

Medical Centre: Kinta Medical Centre & Hospital.

Hotel: Ritz Kow Loon Hotel

Tow Boh Keong Temple

Jalan Hussein, 30250 Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan, Malaysia

Highway Link to Seri Kembangan and Serdang Jaya

KL-Berasaya Highway
KL-Seremban Highway
Mex Highway
Lebuhraya Damansara Puchong Hihgway
Ayer Hitam Foreset Reserve

SStwo Mall

SStwo Mall

SStwo Mall opened in November 2010 and is positioned as a community mall that cares. It is an ideal platform for the neighbourhood community to get involved in causes close to their hearts.

“It’s almost home” is the brand promise to bring consumers comfort and convenience similar to being in one’s own home environment.

The mall is accessible through LDP and Jalan Harapan via its two main entrances. The mall constantly collaborates with non-profit organisations (NGOs) to drive awareness programmes in the hope it will lead towards the enrichment and improvement of the community’s lifestyle.

It is developed by Asian Retail Mall Fund II and managed by Asia Malls in Malaysia.

Spread across an approximated gross floor area of 700,000 square feet with an estimated 200 retail units making up a net settable area of 470,000 square feet.

The mall has 1176 dedicated car park bays (including valet parking) at both entrances.

Menara AmFirst

Menara AmFIRST (formerly known as Menara Merais) is a landmark building in Petaling Jaya, as it is one of the tallest high rise building in the area. It is located at Jalan 19/3, Section 19 Petaling Jaya. Its immediate locality is made up of mainly purpose-built factories, warehouse and prominent showroom premises.

This building complete in year 1994. The Latest Revaluation​ RM69.5 million as at 20 Mar 2014. It has 324 car bays. Net Lettable Area 159,001 sf​​

Over the past few years, the traditional industrial area of Petaling Jaya has been experiencing a shift from accomodating industrial based premises to limited commecial, office and service-based premises. 

Today, Menara AmFIRST is surrounded by intergrated commecial development such as jaya 33, 32 Square and Jaya One.

This 22-storey office building is easily accessisble from Kuala Lumpur via Jalan Duta, Jalan Semantan in Damansara and The Sprint Highway.

PR1MA @ Seremban Sentral Negeri Sembilan Location map

Seremban City, Negeri Sembilan

• Easy access via Jalan Tuanku Antah, Jalan Rasah, Jalan Sungai Ujong, Jalan Tuanku Munawir and Jalan Dato' Bandar Tunggal

Seremban Parade, Taman Tasik Seremban, Royale Bintan Seremban, Taman Susun Nyior, Taman Seremban Jaya

Jalan Rozhan Galeri Impian Bukit Mertajam Location map

Mahkota Impian
Mahkota Impian is the hallmark of modern urban suites. It places equal emphasis on the style, elegance, function and dynamic versatility. This high-rise serviced residence has plenty to offer in form of facilities. Further on, within minutes of Mahkota Impian, you can find abundance of recreational options, excellent educational and shopping conveniences.

Mahkota Impian offers more than lifestyle hub and easy access to comprehensive amenities. It gives new perspective on the Good Life. Whether you are enjoying the company of family and friends, entertaining business associates or simply socializing, you will always find the perfect venue.  Within walking distance, you can enjoy full range of groceries shopping at the neighbouring Tesco and AEON shopping mall, with al-fresco  dining  just right at the ground floor annexed podium.

Location: Seri Impian, Jesselton Hills, Bukit Minyak Industury Park, Tambun Interchange, Batu Kawan,

Jalan Kulim, Jalan Permatang Tinngi, Jalan Bukit Minyak, Jalan Bukit Tengah

Cheras Kajang Highway

Location: Leisure mall Cheras Sentral, UCSI University, Royal Malaysia Police College, Sekolah Kembangsaan Taman Cuepacs, Cheras Driving Range, Sekolah Jenis Kebanagsaan (china) Batu 9, Sekolah Kebangsaan Batu 9.

Leisure Mall MRT Station, Taman Suntex MRT Station, Plaza Phoneix MRT Station

Klang Valley Integrated Rail System

Ampang Lin, Kelana Jaya Line, Monorail Line, KLIA Transit, KLIA Ekpres, KTM Komuter (Rawang-Seremban), KTM Komuter (Sentul-Port Klang), Bus Area.

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Malaysia Monorail Line
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Malaysia Transit Network Integration Map

KL Sentral

KUALA Lumpur Sentral (KL Sentral) is an exclusive urban centre built around Malaysia 's largest transit hub, offering global connectivity, good investment opportunities, business convenience and an international lifestyle. Its infrastructure supports five rail networks the exclusive KLIA Express Rail Link, KLIA Transit, Putra LRT, KTM Komuter and KTM intercity services.

BLUEPRINT. Phased until 2012, KL Sentral is a world class hub valued at RM5 billion. Taking on the concept of live, work and play, the centre comprises Stesen Sentral, corporate office towers and business suites, five star international hotels, luxury condominiums, a retail mail and services apartments, and an international entertainment and exhibition centre.

The opening of The Hilton and Le Meridien hotels in September and October 2004 respectively has propelled KL to a new dimension,providing a myriad of prestigious lifestyle amenities at an international level.

The Hilton KL is the only five star hotel in the country to date to have all its 510 guest rooms equipped with the latest 42 inch plasma televisions.
INTERNATIONAL LIFESTYLE. Adding soon to the new prestige of KL Sentral will be the Clubhouse. It will cater to the residents and business community of KL Sentral. With a gross floor area of 180,000 square feet, the blueprint of this facility is a futuristic six storey structure which will house an international fitness centre, exclusive spa, food court, outdoor specialty coffee operators, alfresco dining outlets and retail shops.

KL Sentral is also building a I 00,000 square feet lifestyle centre and a one million square feet retail mall to complement the facilities provided by The Hilton and Le Meridien.

Safety is a high priority of the management of KL Sentral, so it's not surprising that the management has invested in state of the art closed circuit televisions.

FUTURE DIRECTION. KL Sentral was recently awarded the Cyber centre status by Multimedia Development Corporation. With the status, Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) companies based within KL Sentral will enjoy the same advantages and benefits as companies based in Cyberjaya and Penang Cybercity.

As an MSC Cybercentre, it is imperative that KL Sentral provides a conducive business environment for MSC companies in general to prosper. It will continue to attract blue chip investors and small scale entrepreneurs looking for a more convenient place to do business.
Besides this, the management is positioning KL Sentral for the development of niche creative content or new media clusters.

KL Sentral will also co operate and support to provide a showcase area and incubation facilities to local startups and small and medium sized enterprises to begin their business ventures. Soon, it will also provide a package that includes funds, marketing efforts, accommodation, research and development and other assistance for these outfits to further grow and compete on a global scale.

Presently, KL Sentral is home to a number of IT companies, including Radius ED, Axis Technologies and Mimos.

Plaza Pantai in Kerinchi station

Kerinchi LRT Station Main Entrance

The Kerinchi LRT Station is behind of the Plaza Pantai

Plaza Pantai Map & Kerinchi Map

Lebuhraya Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Jalan Pantai Baharu, Kerinchi, Stadium Telekom, Lengkok Pantai Baharu, Jalan Pantai Baru, TNB Museium, Jalan Kipas, Kompleks Suakan Trib, Jalan Kilat, Jalan Faraday, Kolej Bedford, Menara Telekom, Menara TM

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LTR Station Map in KL
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Kelana Jaya Line station map - Rail Routes

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KJ24 - Kelana Jaya station
KJ23 - Taman Bahagia station
KJ22 - Taman Paramount station
KJ21 - Asia Jaya station
KJ20 - Taman Jaya station
KJ19 - Universiti station
KJ18 - Kerinchi station
KJ17 - Abdullah Hukum station
KJ16 - Bangsar station
KJ15 - KL Sentral station
KJ14 - Pasar Seni station
KJ13 - Masjid Jamek station
KJ12 - Dang Wangi station
KJ11 - Kampung Baru station
KJ10 - KLCC station
KJ9 - Ampang Park station
KJ8 - Damai station
KJ7 - Dato'Keramat station
KJ6 - Jelatek station
KJ5 - Setiawangsa station
KJ4 - Sri Rampai station
KJ3 - Wangsa Maju station
KJ2 - Taman Melati station
KJ1 - Gombak station

Kelana Jaya Line uses the state-of-the-art driverless system by Advanced Rapid Transit Mark II technology from Canada. It has a proven record of very high performance specification in North 

America and Europe and is designed to meet the demands of a modern city of Kuala Lumpur.

The alignment starts from the Depot in Subang and ends at Terminal Putra in Gombak totaling to 29km in length with a total of 24 stations.

Its first operation commenced on 1 st September 1998 between Subang Depot to Pasar Seni Station and section two, between Pasar Seni to Terminal Putra in June 1999.

In 2002, the system carried its 150 millionth passenger, with an average of 160,000 passengers riding the system daily. Today, it carries over 170,000 passengers a day and over 350,000 a day during national events.

 Others : Malaysia Transit Network Intergration Map

Ampang Line station map - Rail Routes

AG8 - Ampang Station
AG7 - Chaya station
AG6 - Cempaka station
AG5 - Pandan Indah station
AG4 - Pandan Jaya station
AG3 - Maluri station
AG2 - Miharja station


PH8 - Sri Petaling station
PH7 - Bukit Jalil station
PH6 - Sungai Besi station
PH5 - Bandar Tasik Selatan station
PH4 - Bandar Tun Razak station
PH3 - Salak Selatan station
PH2 - Cheras station

ST1 - Chan Sow Lin station
ST2 - Pudu station
ST3 - Hang tuah station
ST4 - Plaza Rakyat station
ST5 - Masjid Jamek station
ST6 - Bandaraya station
ST7 - Sultan Ismail station
ST8 - PWTC station
ST9 - Titiwangsa station
ST10 - Sentul station
ST11 - Sentul Timur station

 Others : Malaysia Transit Network Intergration Map

Monorail Line Station map - Rail routes

MR1 - KL Sentral station
MR2 - Tun Sambanthan station
MR3 - Maharajalela station
MR4 - Hang Tuah station
MR5 - Imbi station
MR6 - Bukit Bintang station
MR7 - Raja Chulan station
MR8 - Buit Nanas station
MR9 - Medan Tuanku station
MR10 - Chow Kit station
MR11 - Titiwangsa station

Helpline: +603 7885 2585

 Others : Malaysia Transit Network Intergration Map 

Ulu Bendul Recreational Park

On the Way to Kuala Pilah from Seremban is the Ulu Bendul Recreational Park, which has long been a favourite of picnickers and long-haul lorry drivers looking for some shut-eye.
It has a lovely Waterfall that is not too ferocious, which makes it relatively safe for children to frolic at the base of the falls under the Port Dickson, watchful eyes of their parents.

The forest itself is quiet and rather pretty With nature lovers and campers using it as a location for their wholesome outdoor activities.

The park also boasts of the 2,450ft high Gunung Angsi. Part of the hike to the mountain follows the Sungai Batang Terachi - a beautiful sight indeed.

Cape Rachado Lighthouse

The Cape Rachodo Lighthouse is technically located in Tanjung Tuan in the state of Malacca. But considering this is located just next to Port Dickson, the Cape Rachado Lighthouse is a Negeri favourite too.

After the Portuguese came to Malacca in 1511, they needed a lighthouse to guide their ships safely into harbour. Tanjung Tuan was chosen and the lighthouse was built in 1528.

It is believed to be the oldest lighthouse in the country and is an ideal area for bird watching.

The beach near the Casa Rachado Beach Resort Port Dickson

Negeri Sembilan State Museum

The states museum is located at the Crafts & Cultural Handicraft Complex in Seremban. The building itself is a simply wonderful sight as it features the marvellous Minangkabau roof - shaped like glorious buffalo horns.

The Minangkabau architecture is a proud tribute to the heritage of this group of settlers from West Sumatra who made this place their home.

The building is known as the Teratak Pepatih Building and now house the state's historical exhibits, including the ceremonial keris, Bugis and Minangkabau swords, royal ornaments and various hadicrafts.

Within the compound is a smaller building know as the Ampang Tinggi Palace built during the reign of the fifth Yang-Di-Pertuan Besar from 1861 to 1869.

The palace is  a delicate piece of architecture that serves as a gentle reminder of the intricacies of the royal past.

Other elements in the compound include canons, a boat and a locomotive.

The Negeri Sembilan House or Rumah Undang built in 1898 can also be found there.

It is another fine specimen of Minangkabau architecture and is buil without a single nail.

It was once the Istana Ampang Tinggi, a royal residence built in 1861 at Ampang Tinggi in the district of Kuala Pilah. It was dismantled in 1953 and transported to Seremban. It was reassembled at site in Seremban Lake Gardens but was again dismantled and moved to the grounds of the Taman seni Budaya (Cultural Handicraft Cmplex). It is now a cultural handicraft complex. Entirely built from wood without a single nails.

Sri Menanti Royal Museum at Kuala Pilah

The Sri Menanti Royal Museum once served as the royal palace for state royalty. It is located in Kuala Pilah.

The wooden palace is built with Wooden pegs, using no screws or nails with beautiful solid timber pillars. Within its Walls you will lots of history, including royal costumes and documents of lineages.
This is interesting because Negeri

Sembilan practises Adat Perpatih, which is not practised in most other states in the country.

Adat Perpatih is a matrilineal custom and is said t0 be between 3,000 and 4,000 years old and was brought to Peninsular Malaysia by the Minangkabau people in the 14th Century.

Wisma Tun Sambanthan

Wisma Tun Sambanthan

Wisma Tun Sambanthan is located along Jalan Sultan Sulaiman, Kuala Lumpur 50000, Malaysia

Wisma Tun Sambanthan is a 17 storey corporate office tower which was recently refurbished. It is ideally located near the Central Business District of Kuala Lumpur and within walking distance of Petaling Street in China Town.

In addition to the above available space, we also have a Banking Hall space of about 7,900 sf on the Ground and Mezzanine Floors available immediately. Other office space of assorted sizes ranging from 3,600 sf; 4,300 sf; 5,700 sf and 6,600 sf are available on various other floors as well.

ACCESSIBILITY
- Easily accessible via major roads to Kuala Lumpur City Centre and shopping district; major highways to all directions of the Klang Valley

TRANSPORTATIONS
- The Maharaja Monorail Station is within walking distance with connection to KL Sentral Station
- Taxis,Bus services and KTM Komuter trains

Dayabumi Complex - Kompleks Dayabumi

Dayabumi Complex

Dayabumi Complex

The former headquarters of Petronas, Kompleks Dayabumi was designed by Nik Mohammed and built in 1981. In profile, the 35-storey marble-clad tower, cloaked in delicate fretwork screens, forms a four-pointed star intersected by a square, a recurring symbol in Islamic art. To get here, walk over the footbridge behind Central Market.

The Dayabumi Complex (Malay: Kompleks Dayabumi) is a major landmark in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It houses several commercial facilities and is one of the earliest skyscrapers in the city. It is located near the National Mosque, the Old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station and the Federal House at Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin. It was designed in a modern Islamic style. The facade of the tower is adorned with patterns of eight-pointed stars, and Islamic arches at the top and bottom of the tower.

Petaling Street China Town at Kuala Lumpur

With its distinct 2 store shophouses and colorful temples, fantastic restaurants and bustling night market there is no mistaking that this is Chinatown. Retaining the charm and character of years past, hotels in Chinatown are for the most part smaller, one-off independently owned properties. Clean and well managed these hotels offer good value for money for budget conscious traveler.

Whilst it may seems a bit odd at first glance for an Asian city to have a Chinatown, bear in mind that people of Chinese descent are a minority with just under a third of the country's population.

Centred around the Pasar Seni light rail station the area is bordered by Jln. Sultan Mohamed on the west, up to Jln. Cheng Lock on the north and following Jln. Pudu around to the east. The area is just west of the Bukit Bintang area - within walking distance for those so inclined.

Easy to get to, endlessly fascinating and very easy to explore, every visitor to Kuala Lumpur should make it a point to see Chinatown. Shoppers will lose themselves (and maybe their mates as well?) going through the endless row of tables that serve as shop fronts on Jln. Petaling's night market. And for true Chinese cuisine this is the place to sit down and dig in.

The hotels in Chinatown are, for the most part, smaller family owned and managed hotels offering clean rooms and personalized service for a memorable holiday.

Jalan Petaling ( Petaling Street location map)

Hotel Geo at Jalan Hang Kasturi

Hotel Geo located on Jalan Hang Kasturi, opposite the vibrant Central Market and Kasturi Walk in downtown Kuala Lumpur, Geo Hotel is just a minute away from the ever-popular Petaling Street China Town. A bargain hunter’s paradise, Petaling Street overflows with the sights and attractions of old Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur, offering rows upon rows of shops and stalls, selling anything from food to fresh flowers to imitation goods.


It has the strategic advantage of being located near to the many public transport systems available within the city (such as the Light Rail Transit (LRT), commuter trains, taxis and buses) with easy access to major business districts in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. As it is also nearby to the Bukit Bintang shopping enclave, located within the Golden Triangle (Kuala Lumpur's commercial, shopping and entertainment hub) and with the Mid Valley Megamall and the premier precinct of the Gardens Mall in Mid Valley City on the other side, you have every reason to shop till you drop!

With affordable rates, comfortable, convenience and attentive service, Geo Hotel promises you a pleasant and memorable stay and is indeed your best choice to experience the sights, sounds and splendour of Chinatown and central Kuala Lumpur at your convenience.

Served by an impressive network of public transportation services, Geo Hotel also has convenient access to government offices and is within walking distance to commercial and financial institutions such as Maybank, Public Bank and CIMB, to name a few.

Take the time to enjoy the local attractions and famous landmarks nearby, indulge in a spot of shopping (with the Bukit Bintang and KLCC situated close by), sightseeing and dining or simply check out the night scenes when the sun goes down.


Geo Hotel Sdn Bhd
No 7, Jalan Hang Kasturi
50050, Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tel: 603-2032 2288 | Fax: 603-2031 2288
Email: info@geohotelkl.com
Website: http://www.geohotelkl.com

Old Post Office at Jalan Panggong Kuala Lumpur

This Post Office build in 1911 at Jalan Panggong. This is building is in British Style design

 This Building is opposite the post office

Guan Di Temple at Jalan Tun H S Lee Kuala Lumpur

Guan Di Temple

Guan Di Temple

Guan Di Temple also known as Kuan Ti Temple. Kuan Ti Temple is a 121 year-old Taoist temple.

Tourists that visit Chinatown can easily walk to Jalan Tun H. S. Lee, a small street parallel to the busy Petaling Street.

This is where the legendary 59kg copper Guan Dao (Chinese pole weapon) is located. Many have been continuously swarming this temple as they believed that the sword possesses a special power to bless and protect a person if he/she touches or lifts it. Some even believe that it has an inner force that can magically turn a person’s luck around as well.

Pedas Hot Springs

Pedas is well know hot spring among the locals in Negeri Sembilan. This area is great for picnics and family time, with people flocking to it during the school holidays.

Now there is a theme park incorporating the hot springs so there is more fun to be had.

There is a certain mystique and sense of wonder with hot springs, which was probably also why the Roman baths (including that in Bath, England) were once so popular.

Port Dickson

Port Dickson

Malaysia’s Port Dickson (also known as PD by locals) lies just over 30km from Seremban (Negeri Sembilan) and the airport at Kuala Lumpur. The region is famed for its long stretch of sandy beaches and is one of the most popular destinations in the country.

Better know as PD, this seaside town has plenty of history and has long been the favourite beach of the Seremban and Klang Valley folk.

Developed by the British during the time of the Straits Settlements, it was throught to have great potential as a harbour.

An area know as Lukut has high tin ore content and it attracted many Chinese miners. Today, the local economy is supported by oil and gas refineries.

As as seaside town it has long stretches of beaches, which are mostly sandy and spotted with hotels and resorts that will leave visitors spoilt for choice.

Families are also know to rent beachside bungalows and hold barbecue parties against the backdrop of the setting sun.

Port Dickson’s beaches

The beaches at Port Dickson extend for around 18km from the north at Tanjung Gemuk to the south at Tanjung Tuan. The beaches are edged by rows of palms, coconut and banyan trees and offer any visitor a perfect beach holiday. Visitors will find sandy beaches to soak up the sun, beaches with good fishing potential and the waters are warm and pleasant. Popular beaches include:

• Blue Lagoon -- this is a quieter beach that will suit sun lovers looking for some peace and quiet. Visitors often enjoy hunting for crabs to barbeque in the evenings as the beach is a traditional home for crabs.


• Telok Pelandok -- the beach here is gravel but the main reason for visiting this beach is the fishing. Visitors can fish from the bridge or from the beach itself and stand a good chance of catching cat-fish, sting-ray and cod.

Getting There

Kuala Lumpur’s airport is served by over 40 international airlines -- it takes around an hour and a half to get to Port Dickson. There are train, bus, car hire and taxi options open to all visitors.

Weather

Port Dickson enjoys a tropical climate with temperatures ranging from 21ºC to 32ºC. Although always warm there is often the risk of rain.

Currency

The Malaysian currency is the Ringgit (RM). Visitors can convert money at local banks, money change outlets and at many hotels.

Eating out

Given its proximity to the coast it’s hardly surprising that the local specialities revolve around seafood and fish! There are all kinds of other cuisines on offer from regional Malaysian dishes to more Westernised cooking.

Language

Malaysia is a multi-ethnic society so visitors will hear many languages and dialects. English is often viewed as the country’s legal language so it is relatively widely spoken.

Accommodation

There are all kinds of accommodation options for visitors. These include hotels (from small family run concerns through to luxury hotels). Many people opt to rent chalets and bungalows and, in recent years, more and more locals have started renting out their apartments to holiday makers. It’s becoming increasingly common for visitors and locals to buy property in Malaysia either as a holiday home or as a rental opportunity.

Conclusion

Beach lovers of all types will find something to suit them in Port Dickson!

• Saujana Beach 
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  PD. world Marina Resort
   

Kuala Lumpur - Kampung Baru

Kampung Baru occupies a unique place in the history of Kuala Lumpur. It has been populated since the 1880s and today has become an amalgamation of seven villages over a 100ha area.

Officially listed as a Malay Agricultural Settlement by the British in 1900, Kampung Baru wan first established as pastoral community to attract rural Malays to Kuala Lumpur.

The place still draws its share of visitors and tourists as it is know as a food and shopping haven and is a buzz of activity throughout the day.

Berjaya Times Square Hotel

Recognise as one of the leading business hotels in Malaysia, Berjaya Times square Hotel offers a distinctive Meetings Excellence programme. Located in the heart of the business and shopping district of Kuala Lumpur, the iconic hotel offers many choices.

Easily accessible

Business travellers should be pleased that the hotel can be easily accessed via the Monorial, Smart tunnel and the KL-Putrajaya highway. It is also only a 45-minute drive from the KL International Airport and a 30-minute drive from the Sultan Adbul Aziz Airport (Skypark Terminal, Subang).

The hotel has through the years become popular among event organisers and corporations as a preferred function and event venue with its iconic pillarless Manhattan Ballroom (1,746sq m) - one of the city's largest ballroom the can accommodate 2,000 persons for a theatre setting or 1,400 persons for a sit-down banquet.

There are also function rooms with natural daylight, including the newly refurbished Junior Manhattan Ballroom for smaller meetings, weddings, cocktail receptions or business lunches that require an intimate setting.

The hotel recently added another function room - Bronx VIII - bringing the total number of available function rooms to 15.

With a total of 650 rooms and suites, the spacious rooms are furnished to make guests feel very much at home

Holiday Villa Hotel & Suites Subang

About the Hotel

Holiday Villa Hotel & Suites Subang is set on 6.8 acres (2.75ha) of landscaped land in the prime area of Subang Jaya. Just 25 km from Kuala Lumpur, eight km from the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport and 45 km from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), it is accessible to travellers.

This established hotel boasts 383 modern well-furnished guest room, including the business-centric Prima Floor and Prima Lounge. Its renowned food and beverage outlet offer authentic Chinese, local and international delights.

An ideal venue for banquet, meetings and weddings, other facilities and service include high-speed Internet access, gym and fitness centre and a Balinese-styled Amoaras Relaxing Spa.

Dataran Dwitasik Location Map

Dataran Dwitasik Location Map

Jalan dwitasik dataran dwitasik, bandar sri permaisuri 56000 Kuala Lumpur
Plaza Dwitasik Location map, Wisma Zelan location map

Original Kayu Restaurant

Bukit Gambang Resort City

Bukit Gambang Resort City - A nice place for business and leisure

In the case of Sentoria Temeparks and Resorts, the birth of Bukit Gambang Resort City (BGRC) provides a destination that caters for business and leisure as well as a family friendly gateway.

Designed as an integrated resort city within a 294ha secondary jungle, the first welcome from BGRC will be the fresh air and lush greenery.

With its strategic location on the east coast of the peninsula and 218km from the heart of KL city and just 38km from Kuantan, BGRC is positioned as the gateway to the east coast region. Moreover, the easy access via the expressway or major  trunk roads as well as by air makes the destination more favourable.

Offering accommodation complete with resort facilities, a one-of-a-kind safari park, BGRC is a destination with plenty to offer.

Bukit Gambang Resort City is also the proud recipient of two awards- Malaysia's BayTalk Readers' Choice Award 2014 for the Most Unique M.I.C.E Venue in Asia.


Bukit Gambang where the largest pillarless ballroom in the country dwells.

Certified by The Malaysia Book of Records, the grand ballroom stretches across the whole ground level of the building with a spacious foyer and two VIP holding rooms. With a capacity to hold 3,100 people at one time for round table banquet, it is also equipped with intelligent lighting systems, projectors, a grand built-in stage and line array sound system.

Solaris Mont Kiara

Jalan Solaris 3, Solaris Mont Kiara, You can find a lot of restaurant here. Most of foreigner like to setup company and office here. Like Korean and Arabian.

High class places.

More Solaris Mont Kiara Photos at malaysia123.com