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The founder of Bangsar's hottest watering hole - WIP, the SOULed OUT Group has just opened a new entertainment oasis for expats and city dwellers conveniently at the Marc Residence along Jalan Pinang. Known as WIP On The Park, this restaurant-cum-bar boldly mirrors its legendary counterpart in Bangsar Shopping Centre but with a chic urban tropic twist. It was formerly known as Tujo.

At WIP On The Park, there's a drink for everyone! Enjoy high quality imported wines from different corners of the world, local beers or exclusive spirits including brandy, tequila, rum, whisky, vodka and gin. Cocktails lovers can treat themselves to specialty concoctions such as its signature Cabernet Mojito, Smash Hit, Coco-groni and Tropic Thunder that are thoughtfully curated right at the bar. Elegant and trendy, the cocktails are prepared with only 100% natural ingredients and premium spirits.

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Address: Marc Residence, No. 3, Jalan Pinang 50450 Kuala Lumpur

Contact number: +012-2103055

Opening hours: 12pm-12am daily

Tiger Beer is more than just Malaysia’s No. 1 beer brand - it has always championed the local street food culture in the country. As a brand that's born and raised on the streets of Asia, it prides itself as the beverage of choice to pair with the bold street food flavours. Today, this progressive brand is committed to do more -  by hyping up the street food experience even more through new and innovative ways!

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Top 10 Theme Parks In Malaysia

Top 10 Theme Parks In Malaysia

Legoland Malaysia Resort, Johor

Legoland is Malaysia’s first international theme park, which brings together a theme park, a water park and a hotel on an entirely lego-themed location. In addition, the brand new Sea Life Malaysia now offers visitors an oceanic experience through interactive displays and hands-on encounters!

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Opening hours: 10am-5pm (Monday to Thursday), 10am-6pm (Friday to Saturday). Closed on Wednesdays

Address: 7 Jalan Legoland, Bandar Medini Iskandar Malaysia 79250 Johor Bahru

Have you visited Malaysia's first international theme park? Photo by LEGOLAND Malaysia

Sunway Lagoon Theme Park, Selangor

Home to Asia’s first Nickelodeon-themed destination, Sunway Lagoon is also ranked among the Top 5 Water Parks in Asia. It has six different sections, including the water park, amusement park, wildlife park, scream park, extreme park, and the Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon. You can further enjoy parades, live performances and special character appearances during your visit!

Monsoon 360 at Sunway Lagoon Photo by Sunway Lagoon

Escape Theme Park, Penang

Escape currently holds the Guinness World Records for the longest tube water slide in the world at 1,111 metres! Built among a natural environment, this theme park focuses on the simple yet exciting rides, games and activities of yesteryear such as

Longest tube water slide in the world Photo by Escape Theme Park

Resorts World Genting Theme Park, Pahang

Welcome to one of the world’s most renowned City of Entertainment, where you are invited to enjoy non-stop fun at the brand new Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park spanning over 400,000 square feet. If that isn’t enough, hop over to SnowWorld for some icey fun, The Void for realistic and themed VR games, or visit Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Adventureland.

Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park Photo by Resorts World Genting

Berjaya Times Square Theme Park, Kuala Lumpur

Located in the heart of the city, this 133,000-square-feet theme park comes with countless thrilling rides and games. Adrenaline junkies must not miss out the Supersonic Odyssey which is the longest multiple-inverted roller coaster in Asia Pacific, or the Spinning Orbit which rotates 10 rounds per minute!

Spinning Orbit Photo by Berjaya Times Square Theme Park

A’Famosa Resort Water Theme Park, Melaka

Spend the holidays in a Red Indian and safari themed destination that also comes with a water theme park. Hop onto a safari truck to explore the wildlife habitats and take a ride down one of Southeast Asia’s tallest water slides!

A'Famosa Resort Water Park Photo by A'Famosa Resort

i-City Theme Park, Selangor

Looking for a different kind of adventure? This “light” park may get your attention! The one-of-a-kind i-City theme park is brightly illuminated with more than one million LED lights! Those with extra time on hand can visit the SnoWalk, The Red Carpet, WaterWorld, House of Horror or the Trick Art Museum!

Lost World of Tambun, Perak

Have tonnes of splashing fun and grab the opportunity to see animals up close at the Lost World of Tambun which comes with a water park, amusement park, petting zoo, night park and many more attractions for live shows and rides!

This theme park even comes with a zoo! Photo by Sunway Lost World Of Tambun

Bukit Gambang Resort City, Pahang

This integrated resort resort city comes with a safari and a water park that sprawls across 727 acres. Not only do you get to see the Malayan tigers, white lions, bears and spotted hyenas, you are also invited to have a meal amongst the lions in a glass house setting for a unique dining experience unlike any other!

Exploration on a tram! Photo by Bukit Gambang Resort City

Adventure Waterpark Desaru Coast, Johor

With a Malay village as the backdrop, this waterpark comes with both dry and wet rides for visitors of all ages. It is home to the Tidal Wave Beach, which is one of the world’s largest wave pools, as well as other attractions such as Kraken’s Revenge, Riptide and Surf Wall. The theme park is located within the Desaru Coast in an integrated resort destination.

Happy traveling!

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Can't think of a place to go for a perfect day trip out of the city? It's time to discover Sungai Lembing - a historical town located just a short drive away from Kuantan, Pahang.

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In the past, Sungai Lembing is best known as the world's largest and deepest tin mining town. It has a tunnel spanning 322 kilometers with an approximate depth of 700 meters. The first mining activity took place in 1886 by a British firm known as the Pahang Consolidated Company Limited (PCCL). During the mining days, the company is said to have employed up to 5,000 miners which collectively produced over 4,000 tons of tin a year.

In olden days, the buildings for the rich and wealthy was inaccessible to lower class workers. Outsiders were also prohibited from entering Sungai Lembing, with security checkpoint set up at entries to the town.

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Bekelah features a series of seven beautiful cascading waterfalls, with the highest tier being about 50 metres tall. Located in the direction of Maran about 35 kilometres from Kuantan, it is an ideal destination for swimming, camping or even just a picnic. It is claimed that the name ‘Bekelah’ comes from a type of fish called Ikan Kelah or Mahseer that lives in its river. However, this species is now considered threatened due to the loss of habitat.