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MALAYSIA - KUALA LUMPUR
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Founded in 1857 by a group of Chinese who made their way up the Klang river in search of tin . KL's "founding father," Yap Ah Loy, with his infamous reign over the entire Kuala Lumpur mining area - with increased British involvement in Malaya, it would eventually place Kuala Lumpur at ce nter of history.

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. It is very much like any other city. Overcrowded with high-rise blocks, traffic congestions, shopping malls, entertainment spots, Kuala Lumpur has them all. What's great about KL remains in the less glorious like the pasar malam (night markets), the mamak stalls (Malaysian's version of side walk cafes), selling kuihs (pastries) and nasi lemak. Anyhow, if you arrived Kuala Lumpur you have to try the nasi lemak and roti canai. Make time to dine and devour. Skip the shopping or the sight seeing if you have to. Malaysia seem like a food court.

Malaysia Foods

Malaysian cuisine incorporates many influences including Chinese, Malay and Indian. Enjoy a fusion cuisine called Nyonya Baba - a blend of Chinese, Malay and other influences. You can also find western and other cuisines in this food conscious city. If you want to experiment, try one of the many lunch and dinner buffets offered by many city hotels. Great value and a gastonomic experience!

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The public transportation system in Kuala Lumpur and its outskirts is well developed and efficient.
You can explore the city at a leisurely pace without straning your budget.

Air-conditioned buses and taxis are the most convenient modes of transport. Alternatively,

Star (Sistem Transit Aliran Ringan) LRT



The formerly known 'STAR' (for "Sistem Transit Aliran Ringan") system is an elevated driver operated system. After construction began in 1993, the line started revenue service in three stages: 16 Dec 1996 Sultan Ismail - Ampang (12 km); 12 July 1998 Chan Sow Lin - Sri Petaling (southern branch) and finally in Dec. 1998 the northern stretch to Sentul Timur . Total length of the line is 27 km (17.6 at grade without level crossings, 9.4 elevated mainly between Sultan Ismail and Plaza Rakyat ), 25 stations (17 at grade, 8 elevated). Trains run at a maximum speed of 70 km/h (commercial speed 35 km/h) and are air-conditioned. During 1999, its first full year of operation, it carried 26 million passengers. From Nov 2004, the two lines are operated by RAPID KL.

Putra (Projek Usahasama Transit Ringan Automatik) LRT

the Light Rail Transit (LRT) System provides a comfortable and hassle-free means to move around the city and its suburbs. Speedy commuter train services provide easy access to towns outside the city such as Rawang Port Klang and Seremban.

KL MONORAIL


Monorail strated operation on 31 August 2003, The RM1.18 billion KL Monorail privatisation project is an inner-city public transit system that serves the central business, hotel and shopping district of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia .

This Monorail gonna be 8.6km longer, dual guideway, straddle-beam elevated monorail system will begin from the Pekeliling Bus Terminal in the north, and pass through Kuala Lumpur 's 'Golden Triangle' before reaching KL Sentral in Brickfields. It has got 11 stations, it only take about 2 minutes for per destination.


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Kuala Lumpur has a remarkably varied nightlife. Music clubs, dance clubs, Karaoke pubs, lounges, jazz bars, discos, wine bars and funky restaurants are all over the city.

If you love dancing most clubs and discos don't really get going until 10pm or later. Most pubs and bars (and some hotels) offer a happy hour between 5 pm and 8pm, with 2 for 1 offers or discounted drinks.

 

Night Life - at Jalan Bukit Bintang
Meaning Starhill Road, Jalan Bukit Bintang is a great place for nightlife options. The KL Plaza plays host to numerous lively joints. Start with the Foxx Discotheque at the basement level, for a terrific Ladies Night and one-for-one on drafts before twelve. Then explore great drinking joints like the Bird's Nest Executive Lounge, Zodiac Pub & Disco, RA City Pub, Ashibi Lounge and Queen Pub & Café.

Work your way over to Planet Hollywood, the renowned movie-themed, restaurant-bar spread over three floors. A fun menu and live band feature here.

Right opposite KL Plaza is the live music of The Regent Hotel Kuala Lumpur 's Lobby Lounge. Also check out the Night Cat Karaoke & Pub further down the road in a bungalow converted for fun.

Head west to the Rock Net Disco, a massive crowd holder patronised by hippy generation-Xers revelling in loud rock music. Next is The Century Hotel's warm and cosy Long Bar & Cafe, a welcome respite from the madness at the Rock. And tucked away in a corner of Changkat Bukit Bintang is the Liquid Kitty wine bar. Map Location


Night Life - at Jalan Sultan Ismail
If you're looking for laidback night entertainment, go straight to Jalan Sultan Ismail. There you'll find the popular Blue Moon in Hotel Equatorial and The Pub and Club Oz in Shangri-La Hotel. You might want to also visit The Hard Rock Café in Concorde Hotel.

The Istana Hotel's Musictheque won the Tourism Malaysia Award for the Best Entertainment Spot. With great décor and ambience, it features a huge discotheque, spacious lounge, and terrific karaoke centre of 13 rooms with totally individual themes. Finally, the Citrus Rouge comes to life every Friday with a live band, fine dining and fragrant cigar-smoking. Map Location

Night Life - at Bangsar
Bangsar is the place to be for people-watching and people looking, with nearly 50 great spots and restaurants. The new Rox, and The Roof by night are two favourite haunts, and for Irish beer, there is Finnegan's where Kilkenny Irish flows faster than the crowd! Try to make up your mind between Trappers, Soleil, The Talk, Echo Jazz Bar, Ronnie Q, Scandal, Dinty's Pub and many more. Map Location

Night Life - at Hartamas
For pool, darts, football and wine, you can't miss The Orange with it's terrific décor and cosy ambience with a lovely alfresco area and comfortable couches. It's comprehensive selection of East_West grub and long wine list is also a must. The ever-friendly Backyard Pub is the neighbourhood's hangout place with premiership football and feverish fans every weekend.

The Sri Hartamas area is also SOULed OUT's new address. This familiar name in the nightspots circuit now stretches over two floors with a dance floor, Football, and pool tables an added bonus. Usual Faces is the new kid on the block all set to take over from Bangsar as the place to be. Map Location
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