Places of Interest

>> GENTING HIGHLAND

Location:
Pahang, Peninsular Malaysia.

Fastest and South East Asia's longest cable car!

How to get there:
• You can take a bus from various points in Kuala Lumpur, including the Puduraya bus station, KL Sentral train station and One Utama shopping Mall.
• Also assessible by the world’s fastest and South East Asia’s longest cable car from Gohtong Jaya.

The outdoor theme park

Times Square in First World Plaza

Genting Highland, which is located on the moutain peak in the state of Pahang is know as the ‘City of Entertainment’. It is a low-budget, family oriented holiday destination for people of all ages. The main attraction is definitely the theme park which is both outdoor and indoor is specially designed to accommodate not only the youngs, but also adults. Nevertheless, for those who would like to try on their luck, you can always visit the high equipped casino while those who would like to shop and purchase souvenirs, the First World Plaza is the place to be. One of the many hotels on the moutain top, the multi-coloured First World Hotel is the second largest hotel in the world when it comes to the amount of rooms.

>> SUNWAY LAGOON THEME PARK

Entrance of Sunway Lagoon

Location:
Bandar Sunway, Selangor, Peninsular Malaysia.

How to get there:
• Via Bus from Kuala Lumpur to Sunway Pyramid using Metro Bus No. 10, 11 & 13.
• Via Putra LRT using Feeder Bus No. 2-900 from Kelana Jaya Putra LRT Station to Sunway Pyramid.
• Via KTM Commuter Feeder Bus Intrakota from Subang KTM Commuter Station to Sunway Pyramid.

Theme Park

Sunway Lagoon is another famous amusement park in Malaysia. Similar to Genting Highland, rides available in this theme park are suitable for people of all ages. Sunway Lagoon also has a water park on its own whish includes one of the world’s largest man-made surf beach as well as the world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge. With the recent improvement conducted, they are even more rides in both the wet and dry park.

>> CAMERON HIGHLAND

Location:
Pahang, Peninsular Malaysia.

Peaceful view around Cameron Highland

Tea Plantation

How to get there:
• You can take a bus but it is advisable to take an executive coach up for more comfort. You can take the bus from Pudu Raya Station and KL Central.
• If you would like to go in your own vehicle, you can reach Cameron Highland in three ways; from Tapah Road, the new Simpang Pulai exit from Ipoh and the highway from Gua Musang.

One of the many strawberry farm

Delicious~!

National flower - Hibiscus

Perfectly bloomed Rose.

Various types of Cactus can be found in all cactus farms.

Cameron Highland is definitely your ideal holiday destination if you wish to relax and have some time of your own. Cameron Highland is always packed with tourists and visitors who enjoy sightseeing and jungle trekking. With the cooling weather all year round, Cameron Highland has many tea plantations, which is Malaysia’s largest tea producing region. Not only that, you can also find tourist attraction places such as the butterfly farm, strawberry farm, rose gardens, vegetable gardens and cactus valley. The fresh strawberry is definitely something you would not want to miss! You can also purchase cute little souvenirs and handmade handicrafts from shops around Tanah Rata and Brinchang.

>> PUTRAJAYA

Location:
Putrajaya, Peninsular Malaysia (30 km south of the capital Kuala Lumpur)

How to get there:
• By airport - The nearest airport is Kuala Lumpur International Airport. A coupon or metered budget taxi to or from KLIA will take 30 minutes
• By taxi - You can take a taxi from KL Sentral in KL.
• By bus - You can take a bus from Cyberjaya, Putrajaya, Serdang commuter station and Sinar Kota in Kuala Lumpur.
• By train - The fastest choice is the KLIA Transit connection KL Sentral train station to the airport, which stops halfway in between at Putrajaya.

The Federal Court (highest court in Malaysia) & Court of Appeal

Putra Mosque

Putrajaya is a planned city also known as the ‘Intelligent Garden City’. Putrajaya is the new federal administrative centre of Malaysia named after the first Malaysian Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra. About 40% of the city is covered with botanical gardens accompanied by a large artificial lake with large numbers of beautiful bridges. Nevertheless, the Court of Appeal and Federal Court (the highest court in Malaysia’s hierarchy of courts) is also located in this splendid city. Putrajaya's main attractions are the showcase of buildings in the central Core District.

Famous landmarks include;
• Perdana Putra
• Seri Perdana
• Putra Mosque
• Wisma Putra
• Putrajaya International Convention Centre
• Istana Melawati and Istana Darul Ehsan
• The Diplomatic Enclave
• The Perdana Leadership Foundation

Gardens and monuments
• Taman Putra Perdana
• Millennium Monument
• Putrajaya Boulevard

>> MINES WONDERLAND

Location:
Seri Kembangan, about 35 minutes drive from the city of Kuala Lumpur.

How to get there:
You can take the KTM Commuter train and stop at Serdang Station. From there, cross over the highway at the overhead bridge and walk for about 15 minutes to the park.

This theme park is completed in year 1993 and is located on a man-made lake. The Mines Wonderland aims to educate and create a fun recreational place for people from all walks of life. If you are unsure of how to spend your time at night, you can always visit this theme park as it is open from 5 to 11pm on public holidays while 6 to 11pm on normal days. Do take note that this theme park closes on Mondays.

Here are some of the unique experiences that you can enjoy while at Mines Wonderland Theme Park;

• Water Taxi
• Train Ride, Road Tram and Vintage Car
• Secret Of Tiger
• Musical Fountain, Cultural Show and Aqua Laser Show
• Coin Garden
• Dragon Sculptures

Ticket Rate:

RM32 - Adult
RM21 - Children below 12 years old
RM20 - Senior citizen age 55 years old and above