1. Cuti-cuti Malaysia Penang Holiday
Hotels near Kuala Lumpur Sentral http://klsentral.org/hotels-near-kl-sentral/ Train Station.
Carol asks…
We are going to Malaysia on holidays.. during 1-10 Aug…please see
details?
We will be staying in Kuala lumpur, Penang and Langkawi. We have two kids of 4 years of age.
Now what i want to know is what are the places recommended for sight seeing and what are the
fun things we can do in these three cities.
I would appreciate if any one of you can tell some places specially for kids…. any Zoo or Safaris
or any water park or theme park. ANything for kids.
Moreover… i want to know about the climate during August in Malaysia.
Thanks
Kaki Cuti Cuti Malaysia answers:
Probably 2 to 3 days in KL, do visit the Bird Park, apart from the famous tallest Twin Tower, KL
Tower, shopping at Bukit Bintang, food at Jalan Alor. For kids, can go Sunway lagoon
themepark or Genting theme park (1-2 hour away by bus).
As for Penang, most of the interesting places are located mainly at Georgetown and Seberang
Perai. Such as Penang Hill and Kek Lok Si Temple in the Georgetown. You can read more
detail articles at http://www.talkmalaysia.com/penang
Beaches isn’t that nice in Penang as compared to Langkawi.
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2. I suggest you to stay at a nice 5 star beach resorts in Langkawi and enjoy the beach there as
well as the sea activities
Enjoy your trip to Malaysia. Malaysia truely Asia.
Charles asks…
What are Jew taught of Malaysia?
The Malaysian Jews consisted mainly of Oriental Jews, the majority of whom were Baghdadi
Jews (from Baghdad, Iraq) as well as European and Central Asian Jews and a handful of
Chinese Jews, yes Chinese Jews, from Kaifeng. The Kaifeng Jews fled their Chinese homeland
mainly during the Communist take over of mainland China in 1949.
The first known Jew to settle in Penang was believed to have been Ezekiel Menasseh who
migrated from Baghdad in 1800s. Menasseh remained the only Jew in British Malaya for 30
years, and he continued to observe Jewish holidays. After World War I, more Jews began to
settle in Malaya. Then during World War II, the Jewish community was evacuated by the British
military to Singapore, fearing Japanese imprisonment and ill-treatment. By 1963, only 20 Jewish
families remained in Malaysia including former RTM orchestra conductor Gus Styne.
Kaki Cuti Cuti Malaysia answers:
Well, I’m Jewish and this is the first I’ve ever heard of Malaysia, so the answer for me and my
community is that we aren’t taught anything. However in a different area, be it Europe or a
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3. more observant area of the United States they might be taught something.
John asks…
Where can I meet these criteria in Malaysia trip?
Hi, I’m helping a friend to find nice places to go on his holiday. He likes scenic views, shopping
(especially for clothes) and places with nice atmospheres. He also like animals like lions and
tigers. He is going to kuala lumpur and Penang. Thank you for your help.
Kaki Cuti Cuti Malaysia answers:
Malaysia has it all. In Kuala Lumpur, the capital of malaysia, you can take your friend to the
National Zoo to see those tigers and lions and many more animals. The National musuem an
awesome place. The National Mosque, spectacular. The twin towers, axesome. Shopping in
Kuala Lumpur is unbelievable from batik and designers clothing and handbags from night
markets along the busy streets of Petaling Street to well established malls all in walking distant
in Bukit Bintang road from your wide choices of hotels nearby. The food is unbelievable from
steak houses, to 3 major ethnic groups cuisine of Malay, Chinese and Indian food. Then you
can go by road or fly to Penang. A total change of sceneries from bustling busy business center
in Kuala Lumpur to scenic beach front romantic Penang. You can swim all day in those beach
front hotels and all the available amenities and water sports from scuba diving, para sailing,
deep sea diving, water scooters, even fishing boats etc. Exquisites temples from Chinese to
Indians and mosques from the malay cultures. There are pewter, batik etc factories. Then there
are other beautiful places to visit like Genting Highlands with casino, Langkawi island and
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4. pangkor island and many many intriguing and interesting places.
Betty asks…
Im from Malaysia and I wish to study in Australia.?
Hi, im a chinese, from malaysia Penang. My english still weak and keep improving.
Im 17years old this year, it’s also my last year of secondary school. Im planning to finish a
foundation education in my school. After that i was plan to go to Australia for future
development, i love Australia since small, i believe that there will have a great life of living.
But money is the problem i had met.
Can anyone help me to solve my question, i will appreciate for it.
I would like to choose a place in Australia which is MOST CHEAPEST to live.
I want to have cheap living cost as international student at Australia.
I like to draw plan for houses and building, sometimes will design some building. Im strong in
Physics and Mathematics subject. So i plan to be an Architect or either Town Planning.
Any cheapest university to be introduce to me?
I like kangaroo and water side(seaside,riverside) places.
Because of money matter, so if i got a chance to go there, i need to half-work half-study(sorry,
my english still weak), because only this way i can use the money i earn from work to cover for
my living cost as an international student. I would like to have a chance to live for a high
standard living quality. After study at Australia, i would like to apply a job at Australia too. I wish
to earn some money and take course for master of Architect. I would like to live at Australia for
whole of my life and went back to Malaysia when holidays to visit my hometown. After i had
work, i would like to bring my parents to here after their retire.
Please introduce me university or college about town planning or architect which is most
cheaper to study. THANK YOU!
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5. Kaki Cuti Cuti Malaysia answers:
Australia is a english speaking country.you need to learn english well.prepare for ILETS and
TOEFLS.for best place in australia i would suggest you Sydney or melbourne.
Lizzie asks…
We are going to Malaysia on holidays.. during 1-10 Aug…please see
details?
We will be staying in Kuala lumpur, Penang and Langkawi. We have two kids of 4 years of age.
Now what i want to know is what are the places recommended for sight seeing and what are the
fun things we can do in these three cities.
I would appreciate if any one of you can tell some places specially for kids…. any Zoo or Safaris
or any water park or theme park. ANything for kids.
Moreover… i want to know about the climate during August in Malaysia.
Thanks
Kaki Cuti Cuti Malaysia answers:
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6. Suggestions for around Kuala Lumpur
1. Sunway Lagoon theme park, 10 km from city centre. This is a picturesque theme park best
visited during weekdays to avoid crowd. Lots of fun rides at the dry park and water park for kids
as well as adults. You can spend an entire day here. There is also a huge theme mall right next
to it called Sunway Pyramid with many restaurants, boutiques, a bowling alley and an
ice-skating rink.
2. Petronas Twin Towers and the Acquaria. Half day.
3. Bird Park and the Butterfly Farm which are located very near the city centre and popualr with
small children. Prepare a picnic basket for this half-day visit.
4. Elephant Sanctuary at Kuala Gandah, 200km from Kuala Lumpur. Your hotel can arrange for
this trip at around RM150 per person, I think. You can see elephants in the wild and take a ride
on one. The trip will also include a detour to the village of indigenous people (orang asli).
Suggestions for Penang:
Book into a kid-friendly resort at Batu Ferringhi beach, for example Shangri-La Golden Sands
and Parkroyal Penang. Both resorts offer a couple of swimming pools including children slides,
jacuzzi section and pool bar. Plenty of acvitivies. Adults can swim in the sea, ride a jetski,
paraglide or enjoy a massage by the sea.
The city of Penang is very lively with some cultural attractions. Look out for Leith Street and Kek
Lok Si Temple.
Suggestions for Langkawi:
Stay at Tanjung Rhu for long sandy beach and nice sunset. Take a trip out to Pulau Payar
(Payar Island) for great snorkelling.
Wish you a wonderful trip!
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