• Destination Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur travelers have a host of fun options to be in. The Golden Triangle is the place to be for shoppers and clubbers. You can find shopping centers, a hotel strip, a party street  and the Kuala Lumpur City Centre .

You can get to the place on a your hired car northeast from Central Kuala Lumpur. Travel through the District’s main roads; Jalan Bukit Bintang, Jalan Sultan Ismail,Jalan Ampang, Jalan Imbi, Jalan Raja Chulan and see for yourself why the Petronas Towers still have not lost their magic even though they have already been surpassed in height by new scrapers. Free passes may be picked up by the first 1200 visitors to view the city on the Skybridge for 10 minutes.

• The In’s and Outs of the City

Aquarium KLCC has recently opened its doors to marine life enthusiasts. With over 5,000 varieties of tropical fish, the aquarium gives a new level of marine edutainment. Riding on a hired car, tourists can easily move from the KLCC to the Petrosains. The Petrosains science and technology exhibit appeals much to a younger audience and less so with adults.

The KL Tower’s viewing deck presents awesome city views.  Ride a little north of the City Center to the traditional shopping center, Jalan TAR. Then walk your way through the bustling shopping street of Jalan Masjid India where saris and other Indian Apparel can be found.

Up north of the district is a place called Chow Kit.  It has been and still is the favorite wet market in all of Kuala Lumpur.

• A Great Transport Plan

Tourists can transfer from one major spot to another on a hired car minus the urban heat, noise and pollution. Hiring a car for such jobs come at friendly price. With hired cars, you get value for your money.  With expert know-how on Kuala Lumpur street life, services are geared towards tourist satisfaction.   GP

• Tough Enough For You

One reason why climbers of all levels love to climb Mt. Kinabalu is that there is no need to pack a bag for the trek. The only requirement for the 2-day climb is a fit body.  Once on top, climbers will be greeted by the cloud-covered forests and misty meadows. Before the track was developed, Mt. Kinabalu was one tough mountain to climb. Today, millions of trekkers crowd for a chance to climb the mount.

• Dry Is When The Climb Is

The best time for Kinabalu climbing is during the dry seasons between February and April. Other than that, August and September may also have dry times. Holiday climbing may then push through at this period. Throughout the years, Mt. Kinabalu never failed to awe adventurers with its sceneries. The climb will always be remembered for a lifetime and after the climb, trekkers usually head to the beaches or chill at Kota Kinabalu for some more sight trips and leisure dining.

• What’s The Plan?

If you are planning to take a trip to Kinabalu, booking ahead is the most proper thing to do as you do not want your trip to be delayed or worse, cancelled. All fees must be considered. Transportation must also be prioritized. discount party suppliesCar hire is ideal in getting yourself into and out of Kinabalu. Car hire saves you time and provides a comfortable trip to camp. Contact a car hire company to avail of this option and have a ride to the wilderness and back.  GP

Home to hundreds of colorful festivals, warm and friendly, gastronomically as diverse as its culture, from highlands rolling down to mangroves and warm sandy beaches, Malaysia is truly a tourist’s paradise.

Sights:

Langkawi a Kedah cluster of 99 islands has beautiful beaches steeped in legend with the best infrastructure and duty free shopping.

Batu Feringgi Penang has world class hotels, spas and pools lining the beach where watersports and horse riding facilities abound.

The twin towers of Kuala Lumpur are an awe inspiring sight in the day and leave you truly spellbound at night.

The Sepang F1 circuit hosts the Malaysian Grand Prix and other motor sporting events annually.

A’ Famosa a Portuguese fort and St Paul’s church sit atop St Paul’s Hill at Melaka.

Endau Rompin at Johor is one of the last sanctuaries of the Sumatran Rhino and is a pristine piece of jungle.

Filled with exiting tourist activities is Taman Negara National Park at Pahang.

Surrounded by crystal waters teeming with marine life is Perhentian Island, Terengganu.

Gunung Mulu National Park at Sarawak contains some of the longest and largest caves in the world.

Mt Kinabalu, Sabah provides great mountain climbing and hiking for some of the best views and sights.

Sipadan, Sabah has some of the best underwater geography and diverse wildlife making it a great site for diving. Malaysia is one of the leading dive destinations of the world due to its bio-diversity of marine life and the richest marine environments in the Indo-Pacific Basin.

To do:

Malaysia’s multi-ethnic population relish and celebrate their diverse food choice, with each state offering different culinary delights. From gourmet fusion cuisine at KL to al fresco tables at Penang, Kelantan’s exotic Malay food at side-street hawker stalls, Malaysia offers gastronomic adventures fit for kings.

Malaysia Mega Sale Carnival, around August – September in Kuala Lumpur with its vast number of luxury malls, stores and street-side stalls is a shopaholic’s indulgence. Malaysia has something to suit every buyer, antique and exotic to electronic and audio-visual to designer labels from the fashion capitals, duty exempted articles make shopping competitive and exiting.

Malaysia also has on offer many state of the art theme parks and water parks.

Kuala Lumpur International Airport is one of Southeast Asia’s major hubs and is about 50kms from Kuala Lumpur in the Sepang district.

The airport has the best facilities that any international airport has to offer from massage and reflexology parlors to best dining experiences, duty free shopping to nurseries for kids, ATM to Bank, every convenience for the traveler.

Major car rental operators at the airport are Kasina Baru, Hertz, Pantas, Mayflower, Orix, and Avis.

Najib Razak, the Prime Minister of Malaysia has said that the proposed Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) with New Delhi would be signed by the Prime Minister of India, Manmohan Singh on his visit to Malaysia, later this year. He stated that “we are deeply committed for the agreement and the pact not only facilitates the trade and investments but also improves the cultural ties between two countries.”

Najib and Anand Sharma, the Visiting Commerce and Industry Minister have inaugurated the meeting while; Anand Sharma has sought for the greater Malaysian investments in building the physical infrastructure and for the Malaysian Sovereign investment funds participation.

“CECA negotiations are constrained with some difficult issues and so, with a more pragmatic approach, focus should be made mainly on what should be achieved in order to lead a win-win situation for both sides” said Najib.

The agreement in inclusive of some of the time consuming issues on both sides, which have to be sorted out like the movement of persons is an issue in New Delhi and the palm oil is an issue for Kuala Lumpur where India is one of the Malaysia’s biggest markets for palm oil.

There was an increase in the bilateral trade on year to year basis of over 11% in the first 5 months of the year between India and Malaysia and Najib and Sharma, both are hoping to meet the target of USD 15 billion bilateral trade much before 2015.

National, Thrifty, Avis, Hertz, Budget and a number of local car hire companies are represented at the Malaysia Airport, offering cheap car hires.

Penang Bridge is the largest bridge in Asia and the third largest in the world that connects the island to the mainland and offers unparalleled ocean views.

Ayer Itam Dam near the Kek Lok Si Temple and offers impressive views of the island below and is the site of various annual religious celebrations.

Kampung Ayer is home to generations of fisherman and workers where each wooden shack is connected by a walkway and has incomparable views from the piers.

Muka Head Lighthouse at the northwestern cape of the island serves as a beacon to sailors and ships and offers spectacular ocean views.

Penang Cultural Center leads three daily tours of the city’s creative hot spots to let you experience the sights and sounds of the Malay culture that blossom on the island.

KOMTAR an amazing, 65-story tower colors the Penang skyline with a feel of modernity and houses governmental and commercial offices, shops, and restaurants.

Penang Botanic Gardens houses an array of flora of varying types and species with a lovely waterfall and resident monkeys.

Penang Bird Park contains hundreds of species of birds in natural settings and includes swan and duck ponds and a walk-in aviary that houses 800 birds from around the world.

Penang Butterfly Farm a favorite of locals and tourists alike is a fairyland of colourful species of butterflies.

Teluk Bahang Forest Recreational Park covering 247-acres houses fresh water pools and offers a range of outdoor activities.

Fort Cornwallis initially a wooden structure was later rebuilt in stone in 1800 and today serves as an outdoor theater and public park.

Car hire companies in Malaysia include Kasina Baru, Hertz, Pantas, Mayflower, Orix, and Avis.

The rental cars are at the airport on time and went to the city with ease because the traffic was very good. Turin is famous for its historic architecture are different styles: baroque, rococo, neoclassical and art nouveau. We enjoyed watching these elegant and impressive buildings such as the Mole Antonelliana, which is the symbol of Turin, Palazzo Madama, a 15-century palace.

Without the help of a rental car, I do not think that we could explore the city easily spend much time on public transport. So if you plan to travel, start a car rental service to do a perfect lap!