Over 20% of the outlets feature new brands that are poised for growth in this capital city.  The Berjaya Times Square shopping mall is also located in the vicinity where you will be able to enjoy the largest theme park in Malaysia as well as another alternative of shopping experience.

See the pre-launch video Pavilion KL here.

Children and adult will also enjoy the cruise on the 150 acres lake. Other rides include the vintage car that takes you back to the early days of the automobile industry and road tram choo-choo train that moves on the road within the park.

The Secrets of the Tiger exhibits the information on the habitat of the Bengal and White Bengal Tiger. Walk along the wooden bridge and you will be able to see the tigers that roam freely on the enclosed area. Other animals that are kept here are the macaw birds, the goose, the goats and the peacock. Remember to visit the Ice Factory where you will experience sub zero temperature and see the various ice sculptures that are on display here.

The highlight of the day is the cultural and musical fountain show. Enjoy the traditional cultural show from the Land Below the Wind, Sabah. The musical fountain is a combination of light, music and water that dances according to the tune of the music. The show ended with the Aqua Laser Show.

If you are in Kuala Lumpur, head for Mines Wonderland and you will not regret it.

See the video here.

http://www.malaysiavacationguide.com/shahalam.html

For reservation, call +6 03 2282 6255 or email mvmqueries@yahoo.com

Other historical attractions of Malaysia can be obtained from the following link.

http://www.malaysiavacationguide.com/malaysiahistory.html

Address of the restaurant:

 One Bangsar, No 63 Jalan Ara, Bangsar Baru. Kuala Lumpur.

Tel: +6 03 2282 2555

Further information on other food promotion can be obtained from

http://www.malaysiavacationguide.com/kualalumpurfood.html

1) Damansara Heights
2) Cheras
3) Ampang
4) Damansara Perdana
This is the first time that the church is having the services in all four locations instead of one venue. The reason is because Friday is a working day and the traffic can be quite heavy especially after working hour. Hence, it is more convenient for church members and their friends to go to the church near their place of stay.

Programme includes music and drama that potray the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. For children 4-13 years old, there will be a special lively kids programme to cater for them simultaneously.

On April 8, 2007 an Easter sunrise service will be held at 6:30am at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil. Choir and music will be the items on this day. The 250 members comprising of musicians, choir, drama and dance performers will present the songs followed by the Easter message by the senior pastor of the church. Last year 5000 came for the sunrise service and the same number or higher is expected to turn out for this event.

The building has a shiny cooper dome and a 41.2 metres high clock tower. It was constructed of red brick and are exposed with white plaster lined arches and striped which have became known as blood and bandages style. Many arches such as ogee arch, horse shoe arch, pointed arch and multifoil arch were used to build the structure. There are 3 towers altogether and all have onion shaped domes with copper coverings.

This building had been the focal point of many historical events. The declaration of the independence of Malaysia was done in front of this building at Merdeka Square on August 31, 1957 where the Union Jack Flag was lowered and replaced with the national flag of Malaysia.

It now houses the commercial Division of the High Court of Malaya as well as a handicraft centre.

Every year, Malaysian will congregate here to usher in the New Year.

More pictures of this building can be obtained from
Malaysia Vacation Guide site.

This year, Suria KLCC is presenting the "Chinatown Icon" to allow visitors to step into the past that will bring back the nostalgia of the old days. Shoppers will be able to see the structure of old shop houses at the Centre Court area. There will be soothing tunes of Chinese Classical Instruments played as well as drum performances and Lion Dance on Feb 18, the first day of Chinese New Year Celebration. Learn how to make Chinese cookies and watch the calligraphy master shows his artistic skills.

Just 20-30  minutes away from the city center,  1 Utama Shopping Center has come out with its own Chinese New Year celebration. It is featuring a Chinese Garden with the theme "Blossoming Ties". This garden reminds one of the old days garden setting in China. The garden features plants, water, stones and its red coloured architecture. Performances from Shanghai Acrobatic Troupe to thrill you will be shown with their juggling skills and unbelievable stunts. Tibetan dance performances from China Sichuan province will be featured as well. Others include lion dance, free calligraphy services and Chinese Orchestral recitals.

If you have not heard of "YEE SANG", do order a dish when you are having your Chinese meal. It is only available during this time of the year when Chinese New Year is around the corner. This dish is a combination of vegetables such as carrot, sweet sauce, lime, marinated raw fish and crispy biscuits. These will be placed in a plate where all diners will use a pair of chopsticks each and toss them as high as possible before eating. Try it and you will not regret it. If you are not so keen to take the raw fish, you can always ask the shop to exclude it.

Come and join in the Chinese New Year celebration in Malaysia...

This latest attractions are four 40m wide by 15m high screens of water. The four water screens are placed around the lake and show amazing images and colorful lighting on the the peoples of Malaysia, places and the achievements of Malaysia.

Called Theatre of Waters, this show combines pyrotechnics, laser projection and on water ski performances which is the first of its kind to be held in Malaysia. Statistics show that to date 750,000 visitors had visited Eye On Malaysia attraction and it is expected that the figure will increase to a million by this week.

This is another attraction not to be missed if you are in Malaysia. Do plan your trip and visit Titiwangsa Theatre of Waters in the evening with your friends and family members.

The two-hour event parade many floats and performing bands from the schools and the police. The crowd that came were not disappointed as many saw the creative floral creations of giant butterflies, cars, elephants, lizard and astronauts.
Each float has its own musicians and dancers to thrill the crowd.

This year's parade was the biggest held since it was first launced in the year 1991. The colorful event was graced by the King and Queen of Malaysia. Also present were Malaysia Deputy Prime Minister and his wife. Other dignitaries include the Tourism Minister and other cabinet members.