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Asean Sculpture Garden in Kuala Lumpur
If you travel Malaysia Capital and make a plan to visit Tugu Negara, so don’t ignore ASEAN Sculpture Garden in Kuala Lumpur. Location It is a beautiful garden along Parlimen Road, about 100 metres to the National Monument (Tugu Negara) as well as very close to the Lake Gardens and 15-minute walk from the Masjid Jamek LRT station. What to explore in Asean Sculpture Garden in Kuala Lumpur You should spend 15 minutes take snap of pictures as the garden features the works created by award-winning local artists of the six founding Association of Southeast Asian Nations, namely Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia and Brunei. The garden was officially opened in 1987 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of ASEAN. It’s quite interesting if you know more…
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Batu Caves: a Spot Not-to-Miss When Travelling to Kuala Lumpur
vNo-one travels to Kuala Lumpur to miss a visit to Batu Caves – a very attractive destination close to the capital, featuring the popular Hindu festival – Thaipusam, holding the tallest Hindu god statue in the world and the labyrinth of spooky limestone caves in Malaysia. So amazing !! Besides, you will be given a challenge to take quite steep 272 steps to enter a giant dorm-shaped cave with numerous religious activities conducting inside and a panoramic view toward the metropolian area. Don’t miss it ! Batu Caves actually includes three main caves featuring temples, Hindu shrines and a system of small-scale caves to explore. 1 – The history Some…
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National monument in Kuala Lumpur, and more…
Malaysia’s national monument in Kuala Lumpur (Tugu negara) is a favorite destination of travelers love history and military aspect of the nation. Free entrance ! Why not snap a couple of pictures. Schedule Open Daily: 07:00-18:00 Admission: Free Every year on 31st of July – Warriors Day, the Prime Minister as well as the heads of military and police will pay a visit to the site to honour the heroes of the war. How to get to the national monument in Kuala Lumpur Taxi/Car: take any cabs and tell the driver you heading to Tugu Negara (national monument) and he should get you there at no more than RM20 from any starting point in the capital…
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Backpacking Malaysia on a budget
Backpacking Malaysia is an amazing experience, and this is useful tips I draw from my first trip to the Muslim country in Southeast Asia. Transportation Airplane – AirAsia is a Malaysian low-price airline, so that it should be the first consideration to “hunt” for cheaper tickets. Ticket price approximately ranges from 1 million to 1.5 millions vnd as your luck. – VietjetAir sometimes also sells tickets abroad at the price of 0 vnd. This airline tickets to Malaysia usually cost about 1.5 to 1.7 millions vnd. Notice: These prices include toll, tax, and visa fee. Bus During this journey, I mainly used bus to move from airport to city center…
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Travelling from Kota Kinabalu to Muara, Brunei by ferry
Travel from kota kinabalu to brunei by ferry is really awesome experience, and you can avoid most of annoying of bus route because of many custom borders between Borneo Malay and Brunei to reach the BSB. Ferry Kota Kinabalu – Muara, Brunei First, you buy ticket at Jesselton port, the ticket booth opens from 7AM to 4PM and the combo ticket from KK to Muara is 60 RM, you’ll also pay 3.8 RM as terminal tax in KK and another 5 RM at Labuan. So totally you spend 6.88 RM to travel from KK to Muara (Brunei). You’re request to check-in 30′ before departure. So keep yourself in time. If you’re not sure about the schedule and…
