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Candi is a term describing ancient temples and ritual sites which have evolved into being today's historical monuments.
The ancient Kedah Tua Civilization went by many names in the past: Queda, Kalah Bar, Kalaha, Cheh-Cha, Ka-Cha and Qalha.
Local archaeologists claimed that the Kedah Tua Civilization was one of the world’s oldest civilizations, surpassing the ancient Rome and Greece civilizations. In 2016, world-renowned archaeologists confirmed that the sites found in Lembah Bujang were over 2,000 years old - putting them way ahead of Cambodia's Angkor Wat and Indonesia's Borobudur in the history timeline.
Opening hours: 9am–3pm (Closed on Saturday)
Sungai Batu Archaeological Site in Kedah, Malaysia
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| Sungai Batu Archaeological Site: Oldest Civilization in Southeast Asia |
Southeast Asia’s oldest ancient civilizations were made up of Buddhists and Hindus, and Sungai Batu is here to prove it.
Sungai Batu is an archaeological site in northern Malaysia, and it holds the ruins of several Hindu-Buddhist temples dating back to the 8th and 11th century. The site, which is located in Merbok of the Kedah state, is believed to have existed since 535 BC. It was a former thriving international entrepot, an iron smelting hub, as well as a religious center.
Sungai Batu is an archaeological site in northern Malaysia, and it holds the ruins of several Hindu-Buddhist temples dating back to the 8th and 11th century. The site, which is located in Merbok of the Kedah state, is believed to have existed since 535 BC. It was a former thriving international entrepot, an iron smelting hub, as well as a religious center.
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| Entrance to the Sungai Batu Archaeological Site in Bedong, Kedah |
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| One of the many smelting centers found at the Sungai Batu Archaeological Site |
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| A glimpse of the Sungai Batu Archaeological Site |
Sungai Batu Archaeological Site in Kedah, Malaysia
Due to Sungai Batu’s involvement in the global exports of iron, archaeologists have unearthed merchant ships believed to have been buried for approximately 4000 years. In total, the site holds 17 smelting plants, 13 administrative centers, numerous ritual sites, and 10 jetties. During a mapping carried out in 2007, 17 candi were found intact while 33 candi that were previously recorded by early British explorers have unfortunately vanished due to natural reasons.Candi is a term describing ancient temples and ritual sites which have evolved into being today's historical monuments.
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| An ancient temple found at Sungai Batu. |
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| Smelting plants found at Sungai Batu in Kedah |
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| Ruins and bricks found at Sungai Batu in Kedah |
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| Ancient monuments made of bricks found at Sungai Batu |
The ancient Kedah Tua Civilization went by many names in the past: Queda, Kalah Bar, Kalaha, Cheh-Cha, Ka-Cha and Qalha.
Local archaeologists claimed that the Kedah Tua Civilization was one of the world’s oldest civilizations, surpassing the ancient Rome and Greece civilizations. In 2016, world-renowned archaeologists confirmed that the sites found in Lembah Bujang were over 2,000 years old - putting them way ahead of Cambodia's Angkor Wat and Indonesia's Borobudur in the history timeline.
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| Excavation work being carried out at the Sungai Batu Archaeological Complex in Merbok. |
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| Thousands of iron ores are still being unearthed at Sungai Batu each day. |
Activities at Sungai Batu Archaeological Site
It is recommended to spend half a day at the historic archaeological site at Sungai Batu in Merbok. There are several activities and educational attractions tailored specifically for those with an interest in archaeology and anthropology, such as the following:Go on a Candi tour
Lembah Bujang or the Bujang Valley is a sprawling historical complex covering over 224 suare feet. Being the richest archaeological site in Malaysia, this site also houses the oldest manmade structure recorded in the whole of Southeast Asia, which is made out of clay bricks known as Candi 11. You can visit all 17 registered candi here. |
| Ancient monument in the Bujang Valley Archaeological Park in Kedah, Malaysia. |
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| Candi Bukit Batu Pahat, Lembah Bujang |
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| Candi at the ancient Bujang Valley of Kedah |
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| Candi Bukit Batu Pahat is a popular ancient Hindu temple discovered in Bujang Valley, Kedah |
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| Candi Bukit Batu Pahat was erected in the 6th century A.D., and has become the most popular ancient Hindu temple in Lembah Bujang. |
See ancient artifacts at the Lembah Bujang Archaeological Museum
Ancient relics are on display at this dedicated museum, including inscribed stone caskets and tablets, metal tools, ceramics, beads that were once traded, and other Hindu ornaments. |
| See ancient artifacts of the Bujang Valley |
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| Lembah Bujang Archaeological Museum |
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| An ancient statue of Lord Ganesha are among the items on display at the Lembah Bujang Archaeological Museum |
Observe the ongoing excavation or join as a volunteer!
Excavation work is currently being carried out at Sungai Batu, and you can be a part of this significant event by participating as a volunteer. |
| Excavation work at the Sungai Dua Archaeological Site |
Hands-on ancient brick making and iron smelting experience
Curious to learn about the methods used by the region's oldest civilization in the making of bricks and melting ores? Find out how here! |
| Learn brick making and iron smelting at Sungai Batu |
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| Archaeologists demonstrating and explaining ancient methods of making bricks and iron in Sungai Batu. |
UNESCO World Heritage Site Status
Despite all the excavation efforts, scientific evidences and its potential to become the next international heritage tourism attraction, Sungai Batu is still not recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Sungai Batu Travel Tips
As the Sungai Batu archaeological site has not been properly developed into a tourist attraction, here are a few things to look out for during your visit:
- Lack of information. While walking paths are available, there isn't any signage and direction being put up.
- Lack of tour guide. However, on certain days, visitors might be able to find volunteers or students for a free and casual guided tour around the site. Otherwise, one will have to rely on Google for information. The experience here is a far cry from that of Angkor Wat.
- Disintegrated ruins. While several candi are still intact, most of the major discoveries are left with scattered ruins that will not impress a visitor who does not have prior knowledge of the place.
How to Get to Sungai Batu Archaeological Site at Bedong, Kedah
Start your journey from Sungai Petani and take a shuttle bus to Sungai Merbok from the Sungai Petani bus terminal. The Sungai Batu Archaeological Site is located approximately 70 kilometers south of Alor Setar - the capital of Kedah and is easily accessible by car or taxi.
Sungai Batu Archaeological Site Ticket Price
Entrance to the Sungai Batu Archaeological Site is free. The recommended visit duration is half a day to complete the walking tour around the site.
Sungai Batu Archaeological Site (Tapak Arkeologi Sungai Batu)
Address: Lembah Bujang, Kampung Permatang Samak, Bedong 08100, MalaysiaOpening hours: 9am–3pm (Closed on Saturday)
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Restaurant Reviews
Elevated Dining at Lounge In The Sky, Kuala Lumpur
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| Lounge In The Sky, Kuala Lumpur |
Elevated Dining at Lounge In The Sky, Kuala Lumpur
Asia’s first sky lounge is here in Malaysia, and you're invited to the party!
Belgium’s Lounge In The Sky or #LITSMalaysia has arrived in Asia to create memorable elevated moments by allowing guests to dine and be entertained while being suspended 150 feet into the sky for an unobstructed bird’s eye view of the Kuala Lumpur city centre. With each session lasting 45 minutes, the platform comes with distinctive features such as private group dining of up to four pax per table. There is an add-on stage for intimate live performances and presentations in the air.
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| Elevated Dining at Lounge In The Sky, Kuala Lumpur |
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| Lounge In The Sky is the latest addition to TwoSpicy Entertainment’s inventory of unique dining experiences in Malaysia |
What’s the Difference Between Dinner In The Sky and Lounge In The Sky?
Is Lounge In The Sky Safe?
Every passenger on #LITSMalaysia is strapped onto the seat with two safety belts, while standing crew members are secured at all times using safety harness. Prior to taking off, a safety supervisor will brief passengers about the safety regulations and there is continuous communication between the crane operator and ground crew to ensure a smooth journey from take off to landing. This safety operation is certified by TÜV SÜD.
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| Yes, Lounge In The Sky is safe. Dine without worrying! |
Lounge In The Sky Menu & Packages
Guests are required to check in at Elements KL upon arrival, where they are welcomed with an exclusive 3-course Canape Platter prepared by Chef Steve Affirin paired with a signature mocktail by award-winning bartender Osmund Bernand.
Depending on the package you choose, the food and drinks served differ although the duration of the session remains unchanged (45 minutes).
For information on the packages and prices, please click here.
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| Exclusive 3 course Canape Platter at Lounge In The Sky Malaysia |
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| Guest will be served a signature mocktail or cocktail prepared by award-winning world class bartender Osmund Bernard |
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| Enjoy amazing canapes prepared by Chef Steve Ariffin of Elements KL |
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| The Menu at Lounge in The Sky Malaysia |
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| Sweet and savory bites served include Prawn Ceviche with chili, ginger flower cream, and sherry reduction, Wild Mushroom Fricassee and a Lemon Meringue Tart |
Lounge In The Sky Ticket Prices & Promotion
RM199 per person for the Economy Class
RM299 per person for Business Class
RM499 per person for First Class
RM699 Laurent Perrier La Cuvee Champagne
RM999 Laurent Perrier Cuvee Rose Champagne
Lounge In The Sky Time & Schedule
Sunday: 4 sessions (6:00pm | 7:15pm | 8:30pm | 9:45pm)
Tuesday: 4 sessions (6:00pm | 7:15pm | 8:30pm | 9:45pm)
Wednesday: 4 sessions (6:00pm | 7:15pm | 8:30pm | 9:45pm)
Thursday: 4 sessions (6:00pm | 7:15pm | 8:30pm | 9:45pm)
Friday: 6 sessions (6:00pm | 7:15pm | 8:30pm | 9:45pm |11:00pm |12:15am)
Saturday: 6 sessions (6:00pm | 7:15pm | 8:30pm | 9:45pm |11:00pm |12:15am)
Closed on Mondays
Lounge In The Sky is the latest addition to TwoSpicy Entertainment’s inventory of unique dining experiences such as Le Petit Chef, Dinner In The Sky, Whimsy, and Plane In The City. The site is located just outside Elements KL at TREC, Jalan Tun Razak. It provides customisation for private or corporate events and celebrations.
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| Be blown away by a private performance by local singer/songwriter Poova Plachciak and live music from the DJ deck while you lounge in the sky! Photo by Elements |
Lounge In The Sky, Elements KL
Tel: +603 2282 6413
HIVE Unit H-G-11, TREC, 438, Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur
(Free parking at Basement/Multi-level carpark from 5:00pm-10:00pm)
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Hilton Kota Kinabalu wants you to luxuriate in year-long summer in Borneo's most vibrant city. Just a short two-and-a-half hours flight away from Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Sabah is a summer destination filled with excitement and adventures for every type of traveler out there. The following is a list of the best places to visit in Kota Kinabalu as recommended by Hilton.
Hilton's Top Picks: Best Places to Visit in Kota Kinabalu
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| Best Places to Visit in Kota Kinabalu |
Hilton Kota Kinabalu wants you to luxuriate in year-long summer in Borneo's most vibrant city. Just a short two-and-a-half hours flight away from Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Sabah is a summer destination filled with excitement and adventures for every type of traveler out there. The following is a list of the best places to visit in Kota Kinabalu as recommended by Hilton.
Hilton's Top Picks: Best Places to Visit in Kota Kinabalu
Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park
If time is a factor, then the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park marine and national park makes the ideal choice for a one-day excursion. Spanning across 4,900 hectares, it consists of five of Kota Kinabalu's most popular and beautiful islands including Pulau Sulug, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Gaya, Pulau Sapi and Pulau Mamutik - all which are easily accessible by a short boat ride. You can dive, trek, snorkel, explore the wildlife such as the bearded pigs, giant flying squirrels or the elephant foot yam, or simply sit back and relax on their sandy shores. |
| Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, Sabah |
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| Proboscis monkey at the Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, Sabah |
Weston River
Can't get enough of the water? Hop on a sunset cruise and meander down the scenic Weston River. Enjoy unhampered views of paddy fields, villages and traditional houses, Proboscis monkeys, mangroves and a variety of animals along the way as the sun sets in the west. Wildlife enthusiasts must take full advantage of this opportunity to get up close and personal with nature! |
| Sunset cruise at the Weston River, Kota Kinabalu |
Mari Mari Cultural Village
Sabah is made up of at least 30 different ethnic groups, each having distinctive tradition, culture and dialect. At the Mari Mari Cultural Village, you can learn about all these indigenous Borneo tribes as it acts as a museum which preserves and educates visitors on ethnicity. It also showcases the different traditional homes of the tribal communities on the island, including those of the Lundayeh, Bajau, Dusun, Rungus and Murut.
Read also: The Best Gifts and Souvenirs from Sarawak
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| Learn about the ethnic groups of Sabah at the Mari Mari Cultural Village, Kota Kinabalu |
Gaya Street Sunday Market
Take a peek into the local culture by swinging by Gaya Street on a Sunday. As the city's main road, you can find an assortment of interesting knick-knacks that are unique only to this region, such as clothes with traditional motifs, antiques, handcrafted wares, and handmade snacks. A favorite snack loved by both locals and foreigners is the Kuih Cincin or "ring cakes" - a sweet, crispy biscuit shaped like honeycombs. Most importantly, do not forget to bargain!Read also: The Best Gifts and Souvenirs from Sarawak
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| Shop at Gaya Street Sunday Market, Kota Kinabalu |
Hilton Kota Kinabalu is a 5-star hotel located 15 minutes away from the airport, making it the ideal starting point for all the experiences that await you. It offers a motley of dining options, an alfresco poolside bar for wading or sunset watching, a stylish speakeasy bar, live jazz performances and many more. Room rates start at RM530.
Hilton Kota Kinabalu
Website | FacebookAddress: Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, Asia City, 88000 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
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Appreciating the food scene in Genting Highlands just got easier thanks to the inrush of diverse dining options in the recent years. While Resorts World Genting is brimming with world-renowned restaurants, High Line incontestably tops our must-eat list when dining above the clouds.
Read also: 10 Best Pork-Free Restaurants in Genting Highlands
At High Line, there are several regional and international food kiosks gathered in one expansive space including Burgers & Shots, Seafood Market, Asian Heroes, Carnivore Corner, Jon Bing, Back in Time, and Brooklyn Brewery. The food hall is a communal dining space where diners can pick and match whatever they like to make up a meal to remember.
The must-try dishes at High Line are the Seafood Pail, Smoked Beef Brisket, The Hangover Gourmet Burger, Seafood Pail and Nasi Lemak with ½ Canadian Lobster. Those looking to further fizz up their dining experience can try the world's first Lipton Nitro Tea - a specialty cold brew tea infused with nitrogen bubbles.
Top Dishes to Try at High Line, Resorts World Genting
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| High Line Rooftop Market, Resorts World Genting |
Appreciating the food scene in Genting Highlands just got easier thanks to the inrush of diverse dining options in the recent years. While Resorts World Genting is brimming with world-renowned restaurants, High Line incontestably tops our must-eat list when dining above the clouds.
Read also: 10 Best Pork-Free Restaurants in Genting Highlands
Top Dishes to Try at High Line, Resorts World Genting
Located on the rooftop of the SkyAvenue shopping mall, High Line is an extensive space that features several eateries, a cosy indoor dining venue, an outdoor atrium, an alfresco area overlooking the theme park, as well as a night entertainment hub where people gather to drink and jiggle to live music. |
| High Line Rooftop Market, Resorts World Genting |
High Line Rooftop Market Food Menu & Price
The lively modern-day market is home to a variety of food and drinks establishments that are both contemporary and innovative, rightly pleasing the palates of its visitors. |
| What to eat at High Line Rooftop Market, Resorts World Genting: The Hangover Burger & Seafood Pail: Burgers & Shots specializes in made-in-house patties and freshly baked brioche buns, while the Seafood Market cooks up seafood dishes with an Asian twist |
At High Line, there are several regional and international food kiosks gathered in one expansive space including Burgers & Shots, Seafood Market, Asian Heroes, Carnivore Corner, Jon Bing, Back in Time, and Brooklyn Brewery. The food hall is a communal dining space where diners can pick and match whatever they like to make up a meal to remember.
The must-try dishes at High Line are the Seafood Pail, Smoked Beef Brisket, The Hangover Gourmet Burger, Seafood Pail and Nasi Lemak with ½ Canadian Lobster. Those looking to further fizz up their dining experience can try the world's first Lipton Nitro Tea - a specialty cold brew tea infused with nitrogen bubbles.
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| The Seafood Pail - an amazing combo of prawns, clams, mussels, scallops and squids. |
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| Lipton Nitro Tea - the first-of-its-kind in the world |
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| Jon Bing at Resorts World Genting prepare convenient, handheld Shanghai-style egg roll crepes that are thoughtfully served in paper cones. You can choose from an array of fillings available including scallions, anchovy aioli or even beef rendang. |
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| Whole Canadian Lobster Prawn Mee (RM168) |
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| Lobster Rendang Tai Pau (RM48) |
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| Braised Wagyu beef and tendon noodles (RM48) |
Happy Hour Promotions at High Line, Resorts World Genting
Party in style above the clouds with discounts all week long:
- On Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, enjoy 50% off all alcoholic beverages from 11am to 5pm.
- On Wednesday, ladies are entitled to discounts on cocktails, wine and bar snacks from 6pm to 9pm.
- On Friday and Saturday, enjoy 30% off all spirit bottles, free mixers and live DJ performances from 7pm-12am.
- On Saturday and Sunday, there will be live screening of major football games and all-day promotion of 5x Carlsberg bottles + 1x classic burger with fries for RM99.
High Line Rooftop Market
Website | +603 6101 1118
Address: Level 4, SkyAvenue, Resorts World Genting
Opening hours: 12pm-1am
*Pork-Free
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7 Most Beautiful Islands in West Malaysia
Looking for a relaxing tropical retreat on your next trip to Malaysia? The following list is a compilation of the most beautiful islands that are easily accessible from the capital of Kuala Lumpur in Peninsular Malaysia.
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7 Most Beautiful Islands in West Malaysia
Pulau Perhentian
Malaysia is home to several islands with mesmerising emerald water and Pulau Perhentian is one of them. Located off the country's northeast coast, visitors can rejoice in the clear waters where a diversity of marine species thrive. Inexpensive and popular among both backpackers and luxury travelers alike, the island offers plenty of restaurants and bars to suit every pocket.Top attractions in Pulau Perhentian
Long Beach, Turtle Beach, Teluk Keke, Pulau Perhentian Kecil.
How to get to Pulau Perhentian
From Kuala Lumpur, make your way to Kuala Besut Jetty located in the state of Terengganu. Next, take a ferry (10 trips available daily, RM35/way) for 45 minutes to arrive at the island. |
| Pulau Perhentian, Malaysia |
Pulau Tioman
Blessed with a dramatic and breathtaking topography, this island is strategically located in the South China Sea. Despite being relatively small in size, it is home to an abundance of wildlife particularly the free-roaming giant monitor lizards and untouched forests.Top attractions in Pulau Tioman
Kampung Tekek, Pulau Tulai, Kampung Salang, Monkey Bay.
How to get to Pulau Tioman
Although Pulau Tioman falls under the state of Pahang, the connecting jetty is located in Johor. Take a bus to Mersing and hop on a two-hour boat ride to get to the island. Alternatively, you can take a ferry directly from Singapore. |
| Pulau Tioman, Malaysia |
Pulau Langkawi
This popular island getaway is located close to Thailand, and is only an hour and a half away from Koh Lipe - another popular island destination. In 1819, the island was cursed to seven generations of unrest, turmoil and hardship. Sure enough, the island was invaded by the Thais two years later - with the majority of the inhabitants dying from starvation. Langkawi was left barren until it was turned into a duty-free resort destination in 1986.
Pantai Tanjung Rhu, Pantai Cenang, Unesco Geopark, Seven Wells Waterfall, Panorama Langkawi SkyCab.
How to get to Pulau Langkawi
Take a flight to the island directly from Kuala Lumpur, Penang or Singapore conveniently using AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines or Malindo Air. Alternatively, take a ferry from Kuala Perlis, Penang, Kuala Kedah, or from Thailand's Satun or Koh Lipe. |
| Pulau Langkawi, Malaysia |
Pulau Redang
Pulau Redang is located in the state of Terengganu at Kuala Nerus, famous for its white sandy beaches and unbelievably clear waters. The island is relatively more expensive as compared to Pulau Perhentian despite the proximity, as the former offers visitors high-end accommodations, exclusivity and privacy, although cheaper options are meagre but available.Top attractions in Pulau Redang
Chagar Hutang, Pantai Pasir Panjang, Pulau Ekor Tebu, Pulau Paku Kecil.
How to get to Pulau Redang
There is an airport on the island served by Berjaya Air which connects to the Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang and Changi Airport in Singapore. Those seeking for more affordable means of transportation can take a ferry from the Shahbandar Jetty or the Merang Jetty at Kuala Terengganu (RM110/adult or RM50/child) that will take approximately an hour and a half. |
| Pulau Redang, Malaysia |
Pulau Rawa
Pualu Rawa belongs to the Sultanate of Johor, and it now offers visitors the opportunity to stay on the Sultan’s small but very exclusive private island. There are only two resorts here - Rawa Island Resort and Alang’s Rawa, so be sure to book ahead! Visitors must pay 2 mandatory fees before entering the island: Marine Park Fee and the Johor National Park Fee.Top attractions in Pulau Rawa
Rawa Slide, Island Walk Trail, Hilltop Walk.
How to get to Pulau Rawa
Take a 30-minute ferry ride from Mersing Jetty in Johor for approximately RM40 per person per way. Alternatively, you can take a speedboat to Alang’s Rawa Resort (approximately RM300 per way) or to the Rawa Island Resort (up to RM500 per way). |
| Pulau Rawa, Malaysia |
Pulau Kapas
Pulau Kapas has a smaller island located to its north called Pulau Germia - both which are equally and gloriously awe-inspiring and beautiful. It is promoted as one of the world's best kept diving and snorkelling paradise thanks to its abundant coral reefs, clear seawater, tropical jungles and remote location.Top attractions in Pulau Kapas
Pulau Germia, Kapas Turtle Valley.
How to get to Pulau Kapas
Make your way to the Marang Jetty in Kuala Terengganu. It can be reached by ferry in 30 minutes or by fast boat in under 10 minutes. |
| Pulau Kapas, Malaysia |
Pulau Tenggol
Pulau Tenggol is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular islands occupying the east coast of Malaysia. Despite its compact size, it is blessed with vast green forests and deep emerald waters. It offers amazing visibility of its immaculate coral formation, making it the perfect setting for ardent snorkels and dives.Top attractions in Pulau Tenggol
Pulau Nyireh
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How to get to Pulau Tenggol
Make your way to the Kuala Dungun Jetty located at Terengganu. The boat ride to Pulau Tenggol is 25-kilometre and or approximately 50-minute away depending on tidal conditions. |
| Pulau Tenggol, Malaysia |
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Le Petit Chef returns to Malaysia and he is ready to serve diners from October 2019 onward!
Indulge in a cinematic dining experience right here in Kuala Lumpur in a one-hour immersive journey as you follow Marco Polo across the Silk Road. The program, nicknamed Le Petit Chef In the Footsteps of Marco Polo, is a 90-minute culinary adventure that brings together 3D table projection in the form of a cleverly orchestrated animation and a 6-course meal. Each dish and show is presented to embody the different cultural identities from Arabia, France, China, Himalaya and India.
The innovative amalgamation of theater, cuisine and technology is just one of the latest addition to 2Spicy Entertainment's inventory of unique dining experiences in Malaysia, besides other popular, groundbreaking concepts such as Dinner In The Sky, Whimsy Multisensory Dining and Plane In The City.
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Contact number: 03-2282 6413
Duration: 60 minutes
For tickets and reservation, please visit https://lepetitchef.asia/
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Le Petit Chef Kuala Lumpur: World's Smallest Chef
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| Le Petit Chef: World's Smallest Chef in Back in Kuala Lumpur |
Le Petit Chef returns to Malaysia and he is ready to serve diners from October 2019 onward!
Indulge in a cinematic dining experience right here in Kuala Lumpur in a one-hour immersive journey as you follow Marco Polo across the Silk Road. The program, nicknamed Le Petit Chef In the Footsteps of Marco Polo, is a 90-minute culinary adventure that brings together 3D table projection in the form of a cleverly orchestrated animation and a 6-course meal. Each dish and show is presented to embody the different cultural identities from Arabia, France, China, Himalaya and India.
Le Petit Chef Kuala Lumpur: World's Smallest Chef
The dining area is extravagantly decorated with elements of The Silk Road to further elevate the atmosphere, while fun facts of each region and its culinary heritage are shared with diners as they luxuriate in the unique multisensory experience. |
| Le Petit Chef at Elements Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
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| Le Petit Chef is an innovative dining experience that tells the story of a small animated chef as you wait to be served. |
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| Le Petit Chef incorporates fun animations which is projected onto the dining table using 3D project mapping technology. |
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| Watch the world's smallest chef prepare a meal for you at Le Petit Chef. |
The innovative amalgamation of theater, cuisine and technology is just one of the latest addition to 2Spicy Entertainment's inventory of unique dining experiences in Malaysia, besides other popular, groundbreaking concepts such as Dinner In The Sky, Whimsy Multisensory Dining and Plane In The City.
Read also: Malaysia's Most Unique Restaurants
Le Petit Chef Menu: Marco Polo's Journey
The Marco Polo series at Le Petit Chef is a tribute to the explorer's legendary expeditions, which takes diners along an exciting culinary journey across 5 different regions where they get to savor six cleverly and beautifully crafted gourmet dishes at the end of each voyage. Taste, sight, aromas, touch and sounds - diners are invited to enjoy a meal like never before. |
| The Journey Begins Pacific Oyster Cream & Fourme d'Ambert, toasted walnut brioche, honeycomb |
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| Middle Eastern Charcoal roasted beetroot, chickpea hummus, parsley, feta cheese / Marinated lamb, shallots, pomegranate, yogurt dip / Lebanese onion, raisins, smoked duck, hazelnut |
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| India Rasam, green lentil, mint leaf, deep fried sweet neem leaves / Polos salmon, green pea masala, curry leaf, spicy shallot / Rice Idli, tikka chutney, kurkuri bhindi, salted chili |
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| Himalayan NO2 raspberry sorbet, kaffir lime soda, mint jelly |
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| China Corn fed chicken, monkey ear mushroom, candied ginger, mushroom foam, baby leek, flat rice noodle |
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| France Tonka crème brulee, chocolate mousse, blackberry, freeze dried orange |
Le Petit Chef Ticket Prices
Each session can cater up to 36 diners to maintain exclusivity and ticket are priced at RM299, RM499 and RM999 per adult / RM99 for children aged between 6 to 12. For full menu, please click here.Le Petit Chef Show Schedule
- Two sessions every Sunday at 7pm & 9pm
- Two sessions every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday at 7pm & 9pm
- Three sessions every Friday & Saturday at 5pm, 7pm & 9pm
- Closed on Mondays
The Elements
Address: H-G-11, The Hive, TREC, Jalan Tun Razak, 54000 Kuala LumpurContact number: 03-2282 6413
Duration: 60 minutes
For tickets and reservation, please visit https://lepetitchef.asia/
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