Vikas International School - Sekolah Antarabangsa Vikas

Vikas International School

Vikas is staffed by a dedicated team of qualified and experienced professionals. Each child is a unique individual who possesses inherent potential of different types.  The school’s objectives are to identify, tap and develop this potential. The student not only learns well but learns happily and in process develops into a confident, complete person. The personal attention and encouragement which the teachers extend to each student open lines of communication between students and faculty at the same time, VIS encourages the students to develop a world-view and become universal citizens who are aware of  and at ease with, other viewpoints, lifestyles culture.
The principal, vice-principal, secondary and primary coordinators work in a network to maintain the discipline, the high academic standard and cordial relationship between students and staff. The school strictly follows a set of disciplinary rules and regulations In-charges have all rights to counsel if the students go astray from the path.
The school stresses that both Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are as important as academics. The activities outside the class rooms are filled.  Students engage themselves by participating in a variety of CCA Activities.  
There is a health care to meet emergency health need. The school has a mess that provides food at payment basis. The food that is served is fresh and nutritious. There is also a cafeteria in the school. It sells delicious snacks and soft drinks to the students during the morning, lunch and afternoon breaks.

CBSE Affiliation No.7430003

Owned: VIDHYA VIKAS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL SDN BHD

No. 168, Jalan Klang Lama, 58000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 

Tel : +603 7982 2992, +603 7982 3992, +603 7982 5992

Fax : +603 7984 4992

Email : vis@vikas.edu.my

Web : www.vikas.edu.my

Balai Polis Brickfields - Jln Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur

Hotline: 03- 2115 9999

Tham Wah Wan Temple

Tham Wah Wan Temple

Tham Wah Wan Temple (Than Hsiang KL & SDE) was co-founded by the four late Dharma brothers “Xu Yue Zhi”, “Cai Hong Qing”, “Koh Ben Ming” and “Wu Yi Hua”. The temple was built by Master “Ping Xian”, together with Dharma brothers “Wong Pin Zheng” and “Teoh Pu Liang”.

In August 1993, Venerable Master Wei Wu was on a Buddhist propagation mission road show to “Fo Zhong” on a theme “Rediscover the Love that is Lost”. During the Dharma talk, Master Wei Wu proves his compassion in action by making a commitment to establish a series of welfare activities which are to be promoted in Kuala Lumpur for the people who requested for it.

The very next day, a group of Buddhist fellowship journeyed to the Thang Siang Foundation for a meeting with Ven Wei Wu. They immediately establish a committee comprising a group of 9 members. It was led by the Penang Welfare team leader, Dharma sister “Mei Er”. After a series of discussions and brainstorming the committee formulated a programme which was to be started as welfare activities in Kuala Lumpur.

In the beginning when the welfare programmes were in the stage of planning, several Buddhist members and Dharma brother “Xu Yue Zhi” established a friendship with Venerable Master Wei Wu . Buddhist members felt grateful to the Venerable for lending the premises to them. In return the Buddhist members contributed their effort to organise other activities at the Tham Wah Wan Temple. Under leadership of the capable Venerable Zhen Xin they started cleaning up the temple and maintaining the compound.

 The positive contribution shown by the Buddhists members and the adherence to the philosophy and conviction of the Than Hsiang Foundation the temple activities increases. The responsibilities of the temple was shouldered by Venerable Master Wei Wu. On the 2nd. of September, 1997, an official opening ceremony was held. After this ceremony a series of activities were organised. All the activities were based on the four principles of Than Hsiang Foundation called the Than Hsiang Conviction, that is for “The young to learn, the strong and healthy to serve, the aged and sick to be cared for and the departed to find spiritual destination”. Welfare activities got a strong foot hold in the community. Activities such as volunteering to help at old folks homes, free "hotline" telephone counselling and consultation on welfare, organised Dharma talks, youth Buddhist camps, training for Buddhist volunteers and English and Chinses Dharma classes were organised on a regular basis.

These activities establishes loving kindness in the community and opportunity for fellow Buddhist to practice the Buddha’s teachings and thus reaping the merits of cultivating wisdom and virtues.

Tham Wah Wan Temple

196, BT3 1/4, Jalan Klang Lama,

58000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Tel: 603-7984 7942, 603-7983 2290 

Fax: 603-7987 8984 

Website: http://www.thanhsiang.org/kl

Email: tanhua@thanhsiang.org

3rd Mile Square

3rd Mile Square

3rd Mile Square is a shop-office development in the established and fast growing Old Klang Road vicinity. The shop-office was completed in November 2007 and developed by Mudahjuta Industries (MISB) for Tanjung Dikari.

This commercial development consists of 23 units of 2, 4 and 5-storey shop-offices with lot size of 23’ x 65’ and built-up size from 1,600 sf (per unit per floor). Among current residents of 3rd Mile Square are Old Town Kopitiam, PappaRich Kopitiam, KIA Motors Showroom, DMZ Academy, and others.

This can be evidenced by the number of patrons stop at 3rd Miles Square for business meeting and coffee at the kopitiams.

Indeed, 3rd Mile Square has become a famous meeting point among businessmen, friends and relatives along Jalan Klang Lama. 

However, the car park in 3rd Mile Square is insufficient to cater the patrons. One may take few minutes to look for available car park within the compound. At night, most patrons prefer to park illegally by the roadside.

3rd Mile Square is strategically located along Jalan Klang Lama, which is connected to Federal Highway, Jalan Syed Putra, Jalan Kuchai Lama and New Pantai Expressway (NPE).

This commercial enclave is just within minutes drive to established commercial hubs including Taman Desa Business Park (8.1 km), Kuchai Entrepreneur Park (8.8 km), Kuchai Business Park (9.1 km), and Mid Valley City (5.6 km).

There are numerous amenities surrounding 3rd Mile Square. Tham Wah Wan Buddhist temple is right opposite the shop-office lot. Besides that, 3rd Mile Square is just a stone’s throw away to Brickfields Police Station and Shell and Esso petrol stations.

Elilai Restaurant Cafe