The aboriginal day of the Lunar New Year is the affable of the gods of the blast and earth. Many bodies abjure from meat on the aboriginal day of the new year because it is believed that this will ensure continued and blessed lives for them. On the additional day, the Chinese adjure to their ancestors as able-bodied as to all the gods. They are added affectionate to dogs and augment them able-bodied as it is believed that the additional day is the altogether of all dogs. The third and fourth canicule are for the sons-in-laws to pay account to their parents-in-law. The fifth day is alleged Po Woo. On that day bodies break home to acceptable the God of Wealth. No one visits families and accompany on the fifth day because it will accompany both parties bad luck. On the sixth to the 10th day, the Chinese appointment their ancestors and accompany freely. They additionally appointment the temples to adjure for acceptable affluence and health. The seventh day of the New Year is the day for farmers to affectation their produce. These farmers accomplish a alcohol from seven types of vegetables to bless the occasion. The seventh day is additionally advised the altogether of animal beings. Noodles are eaten to advance constancy and raw angle for success. On the eighth day the Fujian bodies accept addition ancestors alliance dinner, and at midnight they adjure to Tian Gong, the God of Heaven. The ninth day is to accomplish offerings to the Jade Emperor. The 10th through the 12th are canicule that accompany and ancestors should be arrive for dinner. After so abundant affluent food, on the 13th day you should accept simple rice congee and alacrity greens (choi sum) to absolve the system. The 14th day should be for affairs to bless the Lantern Anniversary which is to be captivated on the 15th night.

On Chinese New Years Day, the Chinese ancestors will eat a vegetarian bowl alleged jai (jai are basis vegetables or coarse vegetables). Added foods accommodate a accomplished fish, to represent brotherhood and abundance, and a craven charge be presented with a head, appendage and anxiety to betoken completeness. Noodles should be uncut, as they represent continued life.

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A akin apparel alleged the ” Nyonya Kebaya ” was ancient created by the Peranakan association of Malacca. Peranakan, Baba – Nyonya and Straits Chinese ( alleged adamantine by the Straits of Malacca ) are agreement acclimated for the adolescent of the aboriginal Chinese immigrants to the Nusantara region, including both the British Straits settlements of Singapore, Malacca and Penang and the Dutch – controlled island of Java amid added places, who accept partially adopted Malay allegation in an adventure to be alloyed into the bounded communities.

In added countries, the Kebaya is beat with batik or added acceptable knitted apparel such as a songket with a bright motif. Batik (or batique) is an Indonesian-Malay chat and refers to a all-encompassing wax-resist dyeing address acclimated on fabric. The chat originates from a Malay chat for dot or point, “titik” and the Javanese chat “amba”, acceptation “to write”. It is begin in several countries such as India, Sri Lanka, Iran and Thailand but is best accepted in Malaysia and Indonesia, in Malaysia, the states of Kelantan and Terengganu are able-bodied accepted for its batik.

The confabulation Peranakan is besides acclimated to analyze Indonesian Chinese. In both Malay and Bahasa Indonesia ‘ Peranakan ‘ agency ‘ adolescent ‘. Babas absolute to the beefcake adolescent and the Nyonyas the female. The Nyonyas abrasion the Kebaya with a sarong and beautiful beaded shoes alleged ” kasut manek. ” Nowadays, the Nyonya Kebaya is action concluded a breach of revival, and is additionally appropriate bottomward pat amid non – Asian persons.

From acceptable Kebayas, fahion designers are attractive into means of modifying the adept and accomplishment Kebayas a abundant fashionable outfit. Modified Kebayas rap collapsed be beat with jeans or skirts. For the chichi gun, the Kebaya accusation be beat with underpants, over a turkey shoot sleeveless or spaghetti – empty-handed apparel or bland acclimated over a bowl top as a wrapper.

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• An easy and exciting tour for about 40 minutes.
• A journey from entrance to platform 3 (Golden Flowstone) and back at the same way.

Adult RM 6.00 Children RM 2.50 (6 -12 yrs) Senior Citizen RM 3.00 (60 years above)

• Tour Start every half an hour from 9.00 am to 4.00 pm

TOUR 2 – minimum 5 ADULTS (Top Of The World)

• A slightly strenuous tour for about 1 hour 45 minutes.
• A journey from entrance to golden flowstone till platform 5 (Top Of The World Cavern) and back at the same way.

Adult RM 9.00 Children RM 4.50 (6 – 12 yrs) Senior Citizen RM 3.00 (60 years above)

• Tour start every half an hour from 9.00 am to 3.00 pm

CATWALK AND RIVER ADVENTURES (Wet Tour) TOUR 3 – minimum 8 ADULTS (Top Of The World & Short River Adventure)

• An exciting and challenging tour for about 2 1/2 hours.
• A journey about 1.2km from entrance to Golden Flowstone, Top Of The World and down through the underground river traversing by the entrance.

Adult RM 11.00 Children RM 6.00 (6 -12 yrs) Senior Citizen RM 6.00 (60 years above)

• Tour Start every half an hour from 9.00 am to 12.00 pm

TOUR 4 – minimum 8 ADULTS (Grand Tour)

• A challenging and strenuous tour for about 3 1/2 Hours
• A complete journey about 1.9km from entrance to Golden Flowstone, Top Of The World with full-length underground river till end of the cave.

Adult RM 22.00 Children RM 11.00 (6 -12 yrs) Senior Citizen RM 6.00 (60 years above)

• Tour Start every half an hour from 9.00 am to 11.00 am

THINGS TO BRING

• Torchlight and Proper Dressing with Sport Shoes (TOUR 3 & 4 ONLY)
• Change Of Clothing (TOUR 3 & 4 ONLY)

NOTE : A JOURNEY WILL BE ACCOMPANIED WITH CAVE RANGER

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Take the opportunity to cool your tired feet in the icy mineral water, which offers the most invigorating and refreshing natural bath. Malaysia’s mountains are never dry of waterfalls and most trails will take you across or pass one of these magnificent natural wonders. As you get higher, it will be hard not to notice the changing vegetation. Trees become smaller and are covered in moss, the undergrowth gets thicker and occasionally, a burst of colours will tell you that this is rhododendron country. Although all the mountains in Malaysia, save Mount Kinabalu, are not much higher than 2000m, many of these lower mountains present good challenges that can take anywhere from three to nine days to complete a round trip.

The easiest climbs in the peninsula that may take just several hours and can be done at the hill resorts of Gunung Jerai in Kedah, Bukit Larut in Perak and Fraser’s Hill in Pahang, all with tarred roads right to the highest elevations. A combination of trekking on road and climbing short jungle routes will allow you to reach elevations above 1000m in just three hours. Real jungle climbs that are relatively easy can be done at Gunung Bujang Melaka in Kampar, Perak, Gunung Angsi in Negeri Sembilan, Gunung Ledang and Gunung Belumut in Johor. Tougher climbs requiring three to four days can be expected at most of the mountains above 1500m.

Gunung Tahan (2187m)

The highest mountain in Peninsular Malaysia, Gunung Tahan in the Taman Negara National Park is also one of the toughest to climb. There are two climbing routes, one from Kuala Tahan, which can take up to nine days to complete. The other route is from Merapoh near Gua Musang and takes five days to complete. If you plan to climb from the Merapoh route, you can reach the town by train from Gua Musang. You can get to the other route from Kuala Tahan, which is the main entrance to Taman Negara National Park, through several local tour companies who organise trips from Kuala Lumpur to the park. You may also take express buses from the Pekeliling Bus Station in Kuala Lumpur to Jerantut, the town nearest to the park from Pahang. From there, buses or taxis will take you to Kuala Tahan. Climbing Tahan requires guides and permits as well as photography license, which can be obtained from the Department of Wildlife and National Parks’ office at the park entrances in Kuala Tahan and Merapoh. Climbing Gunung Tahan offers some of the best mountain sceneries in the country and on the second day of your climb from Merapoh, you will reach highland plateaus with enthralling bonsai vegetation. Climbers normally camp here, but come prepared for chilly night conditions. Gunung Tahan’s peak, which is huge compared to other mountains in the country, can be reached by noon on the third day of the climb from Merapoh.

Gunung Korbu (2183m)

Gunung Korbu is situated not far from lpoh in the state of Perak and is the second highest peak in peninsula. The most popular climbing routes are from Tanjung Rambutan or from Ulu Kinta in Perak. The climb from Tanjung Rambutan can be done in four days. The climb from Ulu Kinta is more difficult as it is much steeper. The start to climbing this mountain from Ulu Kinta’s Intake is some 18km from lpoh and you will need to get your own transport or a public bus to get you near there.

Gunung Bubu (1568m)

Although not as high as the higher peaks of the Main Range, Gunung Bubu at the southern end of Bintang Range is quite a large mountain with sweeping hills and valleys on its north and west sides. A three-day climb can be done from the Ulu Kenas forest reserve in Kuala Kangsar. The mountain is near Kuala Kangsar town in Perak, which can be reached using the North South Expressway. Drive along Jalan Manong or take the public bus from Kuala Kangsar and stop at the entrance of the park.

Gunung Chamah (2171 M)

Located in the inner parts of the Main Range near Grik in northern Perak, Gunung Chamah is a difficult to access mountain and even more difficult to climb. To get to the base area in Kampung Rantau is a feat in itself, requiring a long drive to Grik, then continuing on to Pengkalan Trojan were you will need to go by motorboat for two hours followed by a 4WD to get to the place. Gunung Chamah is also located in one of the most pristine parts of the country, which means wild animals and even tigers roam the area. A round trip can take six days and requires many hours of day-long treks over several mountains.

Gunung Nuang (1493m)

Gunung Nuang in Ulu Langat is the highest peak in Selangor and takes two days to climb. Being close to Kuala Lumpur, this is an often-climbed mountain. From Kuala Lumpur, you may take a bus to Hulu Langat right to the Pansoon Dam. From here, you may head for the trailhead and start your trek up Gunung Nuang.

Gunung Yong Yap (2188m)

Gunung Yong Yap in Sungai Siput, Perak, is one of the higher mountains in the peninsula but can be climbed in three days. To get to the base of the trek at Kuala Mu, you will need to hire 4WD to the Orang Ash village, which is 2.5hrs away. You may also need to hire guides from this village. The trek up this mountain is very steep at many parts. Surprisingly, elephants are known to visit the peak quite regularly.

Gunung Irau (1812m)

This mountain can easily be climbed from Cameron Highlands and can be done in a day. You will be starting your climb from a higher altitude, which is a cooler start and the route passes through moss forest. To go there you have to travel to Cameron Highlands and proceed to Gunung Brinchang by road. You will need to hike about 3 hours through the Sungai Ruil Orang Ash settlement to reach Gunung Irau.

Gunung Tebu (1039m)

Gunung Tebu in Terengganu is a unique peak shrouded in many tales and mysteries. The peak is huge with a beautiful surrounding of stunted trees and tall long grass. It will be good idea to adhere to rules tied to the superstitions and beliefs when you climb this mountain as many mysterious happening are said to have taken place here. The hike up can be done in about 5-6 hours and from the top, and spectacular sunrises with the views of the South China Sea can be seen. To get to the start of the trek, you have to take a bus to Besut town. From there, take a cab to Lata Tembakoh Recreational Forest where the trailhead is located.

Gunung Benom (2107m)

This is the ninth highest peak in Peninsular Malaysia and is located in the Krau Wildlife Reserve near Jerantut in Pahang. The most established route is from the northeastern boundary of the reserve through Kampong Tengah, which is the starting point to access the trail to Gunung Benom. Entry permit must be obtained from the Department of Wildlife and National Park or from the local police. It can take five days to climb this mountain and be prepared for muddy and slippery conditions as well as low night temperatures at higher altitudes. The most established route (and of shortest duration) is to access from the northeastern boundary of the Krau Wildlife Reserve via Kampong Ulu Cheka.

Gunung Batu Puteh (2131 m)

Gunung Batu Puteh is near Kuala Woh in Tapah, Perak. The mountain can easily seen from the North South Expressway but getting to the base of the climb is quite a challenge. The trail starts near the Kuala Woh dam and you will need to higher a guide as some climbers have gone lost while attempting to climb the mountain.

Gunung Swettenham (1961 m)

Gunung Swettenham is a Kelantan-Pahang border in CeTeron Highlands, Pahang and is easily climbed in a day from Blue Valley in the highlands. The trail starts from The Yakin tea plantation in Blue Valley, which is accessible by 4WD. You will then have to climb up the steep tea plantation slopes, into the jungle.

Gunung Ulu Sepat (2161 m)

Although it’s one of the higher mountains, climbing it just takes about 3 days. The start of the trail is at Kompung Rantau, which is the remote village in the Grik area of Perak, where the climb to Gunung Chamah also begins. Getting there involves a boat ride and 4WD. Elephants also climb this mountain so you have to be extra careful.

Gunung Angsi (825m)

Gunung Angsi in the Ulu Bendul recreational forest in Negeri Sembilan can be climbed in a day and you cannot take longer than that as climbers are required to come down by 7pm. To trek up and down in one day should be easy for anyone who is reasonably fit.

Gunung Bujang Melaka (1234m)

Gunung Bujang Melaka, is situated in Kampar, Perak wand the starting point is the Kampar Mosque from where you may do a climb up and down in a day. The view at the peak offers excellent vistas of Kampar town and the North South Expressway. Some climbers camp out at the peak to catch the night scenery of the glittering town and highway lights below.

Gunung Bintang (1862m)

Gunung Bintang in Hulu Perak is usually scaled from Bintang Hijau Forest Reserve Range in Sedim area, Kulim, Kedah. There are several peaks along a huge ridge and getting to the real Bintang can be quite tricky. The area is also home to elephants and tigers. Climbing the mountain can take three days and you may need to hire a guide.

Gunung Liang Timur and West (1933m)

Gunung Liang Timur and West are near to Tanjung Malim, Perak and lesser-known mountains, which can be climbed easily in three days. There are two rou-es, one from Kampung Sungai Bill, and another one from Kampung Sungai Dara.

Gunung Inas (1801 m)

Gunung Inas is near Lawin, Perak and there are two treks up the mountain. From Pekan Lawin in the east, and from Selama on the west. From Lawin, you will pass through abandoned as well as used logging roads for up to half the trail.

Gunung Chabang (1711 m)

Gunung Chabang near Pas Selim Orang Ash village at Simpang Pulai in Perak resembles the humps of a camel’s back from certain distant angles. This mountain is not often climbed although it is clearly seen from lpoh. The trek is quite steep through old logging trails and takes two days to finish the trip.

Gunung Kenderong (1223m)

This is an impressive pyramid-shaped mountain with twin peaks and can be seen from the road to Gerik town. The peaks are Gunung Kenderong, and Gunung Kerunai. The climb up Gunung Kenderong is uphill all the way and steep too. The trek takes 5 hours to the top and the view is excellent.

Gunung Bar Gading (1 640m)

Gunung Bar Gading is near Bidor, Perak and is not climbed often. You can reach the peak in two days of trekking and climbing.

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The name Pangkor may have originated from the Thai word Pang Ko meaning beautiful island. How everothers believe it may have been a memorial to Pang Kui, a legendary Chinese adventurer said to have lent his skills in seamanship to the bands of pirates this island once sheltered.

Pangkors main attractions are undoubtedly the wonderful offering of its pristine beaches on the western coastline. Named after a legendary lovelorn princess, Golden Sands Beach or Pantai Puteri Dewi is one of the most popular beaches on the island. Located on the northwest of Pangkor, this 1.2 km strech boasts warm turquoise water fringed with tall swaying coconut palms. There beach here is ideal for sunbathing and recreational activities such as bird watching. Look out for hornbills said to roam the area.

Pasir Bogak Beach, a snorkeling site with an extensive reef and shallow waters, faces the channel between Pangkor and Pangkor Laut. Located nearby Pangkor town, this popular destination is a favourite haunt for picnickers due to its shady trees. Here, visitors can enjoy a kayak run or the simple pleasure of beachcombing.

Teluk Nipah is where tourists can enjoy both solitude and excitement by the beach. Take in the soothing lush greenery or browse the open-air stalls by the beach. A walk across to Giam Island at low tide will reward you with a treasure trove of marine life.

Head to the Pulau Sembilan groups of islands, 27 km south of Pangkor for a superb diving experience. The nine islands (sembilan means nine in Malay) are uninhabited with an abundance of colourful marine life.

Eating out in Pangkor is a delight as there are restaurants serving both local and international cuisine. Alternatively head to Pangkor town to enjoy fresh seafood.

Pangkor Laut

Pangkor Laut is a world-renowned tropical island destination. A 20 minute boat ride from Pangkor, it boasts one of the finest beaches in the Straits of Malacca. Sunset cruises can be specially arranged upon request. Couples can choose to have dinner by Emerald Bay which affords scenic views for a truly romantic experience.

Pangkor Laut houses an exclusive resort named after the island. For those seeking complete rejuvenation, pamper yourself at he luxurious Spa Villages.

Lumut is the staging point to Pangkor if arriving by road or rail. Located 83 km from Ipoh, the state capital, it is home to the countrys principal naval base and a port which services the hinterland. Teluk Batik, south of Lumut is popular for camping, boating and windsurfing. Nearby is Teluk Rubiah, another fine beach with a golf course. The Lumut International Yacht Club is a stopover whilw sailing the Straits of Malacca. Lumut is a 3-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur via the North-South Highway. It can be reached by taxi or bus from Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur or Butterworth.

Getting there

By Sea
Pangkor is a 40-minutes ferry ride from Lumut. There are departures every half hour.

By Air
The private carrier, Berjaya Air flies five times a week from the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport nearby Kuala Lumpur to Pangkor.

Pangkor Laut Resort was rated as the best among the best by Conde Nast Traveller in 2003. Actress Joan Collins and renowned tenor Luciano Pavarotti have graced the resort.

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Main Gasing. Giant top spinning is no child’s game! Each gasing or top weighs approximately 5kg. It calls for strength, coordination, and skill. The gasing, if expertly hurled, can spin for as long as 2 hours. Top spinning competitions are an annual feature in the east coast states of Kelantan and Terengganu.

Sepak Takraw. A game played by village youths, sepak takraw has become a popular sport among the young urban males. Players standing in a circle keep a rattan ball aloft with any part of their body except their hands. The ball is kept in constant motion without hands touching it.

Congkak. Congkak is a board game of wit played by womenfolk in ancient times. It requires a wooden board with two rows of five, seven, or nine holes and two large holes at both ends called ‘home’. Congkak, played with shells, pebbles or tamarind seeds, requires two players.

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White water activities. White water enthusiasts love the swift flowing rivers of Sabah, but nearer KL there are white water activities near Frasers’ Hill. Your tour operator can arrange for one.

Canoeing. You can go canoeing even in the city! Many public lakes offer this activity. Elsewhere, most tourist destinations by the coast, river and lakes offer this recreation.

River rafting. National parks and also riverine tourist destinations offer this adventure sport.

Angling. Malaysia is endowed with opportunities for marine game fishing. Freshwater sportfish include the ferocious Giant Snakehead, the fast running Malaysian Jungle Perch, the Giant Featherback and the elusive but powerful Malaysian Mahseer.

Scuba Diving. Malaysia’s marine parks are a diver’s dream. Located in the heart of the lndopacific Basin in the centre of the area famed for one of the world’s greatest marine bio diversity, you can expect to have an enjoyable time indeed! Diving courses, gear and guides are available at popular diving spots.

Jungle trekking. Jungle trails in tourist areas are well marked. However, do not venture out alone. Always go with someone experienced. Jungle trekkers have been known to lose their way in the dense Malaysian jungle.

Mountain climbing.

Mountains are a challenge with fast-moving rivers and changing vegetation. The landscape ranges from dense tropical rainforest in the lowlands to the montaine vegetation in the upper elevations. Get a guide.

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The Sepang International Circuit has been ranked among the best in the world. It is located 3.5km away from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport at Sepang. The 5.542km Circuit is equipped with the latest technology and features Highly challenging 15 turns and 8 straights. It is also the only racetrack in the world that provides double frontage grandstand area. The F1 Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix attracts thousands of fans from near and around the world.

NATIONAL SPORTS COMPLEX

Located at Bukit Jalil, 20km south of Kuala Lumpur, the ,world class complex served as the focus of Kuala Lumpur 98 -XVI Commonwealth Games. Its facilities include the multi-purpose Putra Indoor Stadium, National Aquatic Centre, Bukit Kiara Stadium, National Hockey Stadium, National Squash Centre, Bukit Kiara National Lawn Bowl Centre, Family Park and River Park. Other sports complexes in Selangor/Kuala Lumpur include:

• Tun Razak Sports Complex, Jalan Duta, Kuala Lumpur
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