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MERGED : All About Kuala Lumpur [warna_warna]
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melawat ikea pun syooooooooooook. free tgk & try duduk/baring/sentuh. parking tak free kalau tak beli apa2 |
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jgn sesekali pergi petaling street..aku dulu belajar kat PTK (betul2 sebelah PTK)..macam2 ragam aku dah tengok..pesanan aku..jgn pergi.
Tempat lain aku blh cadangkan. |
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bawak la adik warna gi petrosains
at least dia can belajar jugak sikit2
masuk pun murah..
juz rm12 je for adult..
pastu kalau tak puas lagi.. terus masuk aquaria..
dekat je...
tp mahal sikit la..
dewasa rm28..
but warna tak akan nyesal bila masuk tempat2 macam nih...
pastu leh jugak shopping!!  |
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Reply #16 adry9561's post
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jgn lupa gi ulu yam bawak kamera..boleh jadi jurukamaera vcd lucah profesional..pelakon2nyer bayar free jer.. |
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warna, kalau ke aquaria tak best gi ramai2 sbb sorang masuk jer dah rm30, kalau 10 org, fuuhh...  |
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kompleks kraf jalan conlay
tugu negara (free)
muzium negara (x inggat brape RM)
KL Tower(x inggat brape RM) |
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The Classy of Jalan U-Thant -
The classy Jalan U-Thant plays host to various foreign embassies
Down Memory Lane: Jalan U-Thant, KL
The man behind the road: U-Thant
worked in various departments of the
Burmese government before taking on
the post of secretarygeneral of the UN
The quaint road that is home to various foreign embassies is aptly named after the man who had spent years in international relations as the secretary-general of the United Nations.
Just a stone throw away from Jalan Ampang, Jalan U-Thant plays host to buildings like the Iranian embassy, the Iraqi embassy as well as various luxury residential properties.
U Thant was born in Pantanaw, Burma on January 22 1909 and was educated at the National High School in Pantanaw. He went on to pursue his tertiary qualifications in University College, Rangoon.
He then ventured into educational, research and information work and started off as a senior master of his alma mater, and in 1931, he took on the post of headmaster after securing first place in the Anglo-Vernacular Secondary Teachers Examination.
He was also a member of the Burma抯 Textbook Committee and of the Council of National Education before the Second World War broke out. He also assumed the position of executive committee member of the Heads of Schools Association and was a freelance journalist.
Quaint and quiet: Jalan U-Thant is like a hideaway from the city抯
hustle and bustle.
In 1942, U-Thant served as the secretary of Burma抯 Education Reorganization Committee for several months before returning to his post as headmaster of the National High School for another four years. In 1947, he was appointed press director of the Burmese government and a year later, he became the director of broadcasting. He then took on the post of secretary at the Ministry of Information and in 1953, he was made the secretary at the Prime Minister抯 Office and two years later, he was assigned additional duties as executive secretary to Burma抯 Economic and Social Board.
His experience in various fields of civil service made him the perfect candidate as the permanent representative of Burma to the United Nations, which he took on with the rank of ambassador from 1957 to 1961. It was during this time when he was appointed as acting secretary-general of the United Nations.
Elite: Luxury residential properties are some of the buildings
that dot Jalan U-Thant.
He played important roles of heading Burmese delegations of the UN general assembly sessions and in 1959, he was one of the vice-presidents of the assembly抯 fourteenth session. In 1961, U-Thant was also the chairman of the UN Congo Conciliation Commission and chairman of the committee on UN Capital Development Fund. He also played the role of advisor to the prime ministers of Burma on several occasions.
Upon the recommendation of the Security Council, he was unanimously appointed Secretary General by the general assembly on Nov 30 1962 for a term of office ending Nov 3 1966. He was reappointed on Dec 2 1966 for another term ending Dec 31 1971.
U-Thant retired at the end of his second term and he died on 25 November 1974 after a long illness. He was 65 years old.
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selalu lalu kat jalan U Thant ni -
parking kat situ kalau nak gi USA embassy -
rumah2 yang memang ada english style juga -
very nice road - full of history -- |
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PASAR SENI (CENTRAL MARKET)
kita selalu dengar tentang pasar seni or
ringkasnya orang KL kata CM -
kalau nak jumpa kawan - rendezvous yang mudah : CM
now let's see what is it actually --
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Pasar Seni simpan sejarah ibu kota
Oleh Syah Rul Aswari Abdullah
Sungguh besar impak bangunan yang asalnya pasar basah di tebing sungai ini. Walaupun bangunan di sekelilingnya bertukar milik, dirobohkan atau dibina semula, ia tetap teguh menjadi saksi pembangunan yang mengubah wajah ibu kota.
Warga lama ibu kota pastinya mempunyai pertalian rapat dengan Pasar Seni. Ada yang menghabiskan usia persekolahan di sini, menemui cinta pertama dan tak kurang pertama kali mengenal dunia.
Kebanyakan episod kejayaan seniman dan karyawan negara bermula dengan persembahan suka-suka di pentas kecil di bangunan ini.
Ia juga menjadi tempat pertemuan komuniti seni tanah air untuk menikmati teater dan hiburan percuma - 慴usker |
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i often passed by inside CM
ada kedai buku second hand - mamak punya
yang saya sokmo rent --
as well - few handmade stores there -
tapi memang usually kalau nak jumpa kawan masa
high school dulu -- mesti CM aje -- pastu makan kat
shakeys ka or few others less expensive restaurant there -
once upon a time in china - the building in front of the CM tu
ada cinema -- ada juga tengok wayang kat situ dulu2 -
it closed already tho -
this is the surest place i bring my friends that come from
abroad -- they'd love CM - |
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Pasar Seni CM ni kene pertahankan ..warisan sejarah ni..
Truly...Dempol support your campaign...
Sistem Kuku Besi telah berputik di Bod CI ini...mana dia Demokrasi dan Hak Kebebasan Bersuara yg dilaung2 dan Diperjuangkan....Kenapa perlu ade Double Standart dan pilih bulu bila mahu menghukum seseorang...kenapa hanya segelintir sahaja dihukum..walhal ramai lagi berkelakuan sama malah lebeh teruk lagi...Pejuangkan Hak Kita...:@ :@ :@
Justice For Dunhill....:@ :@ :@
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Tempat Famous - Jalan Masjid India -
penduduk KL mana yang tak kenal Jalan Masjid India (JMI)
tempat shopping baju2 terutama nak dekat raya --
memang murah dan banyak choices --
JMI berdekatan dengan Wisma Yakin, dan Masjid Jamek India -
dan kedai2 textiles ramai juga dijual oleh bangsa India
dan semua tu berdekatan dengan Masjid Jamek India
pada warga Indian Muslim --
lets share some few stuff re: JMI ni --
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Century-old area famed for its wares
By FAZLEENA AZIZ
Photos by CHUA KOK HWA
MASJID INDIA, a thriving, bustling area known as Kuala Lumpur's Little India, is almost synonymous with textiles, jewellery and food outlet.
It is regarded by some as a shopping heaven and, according to the Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KLSICCI), is home to one of the highest valued properties in Kuala Lumpur.
Over the years, many businesses have become hallmarks of the area, choosing to stay because of the location and the crowds that throng there every day.
Cosy: The interior of the Federal Bakery gives visitors a nostalgic feel.
This year, Federal Bakery celebrates its 101st year in business and it was one of the first bakeries to be set up in the area and still stands tall.
Mohammed Ibrahim, 65, has been with the bakery since 1954, when he started as a baker.
I am a cashier now but back then I was baking cakes. People come here because of the taste.
揥e get a mix of people but most are regular customers. 揑t is an honour to still be in the Masjid India area. |
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More about Jalan Masjid India
- Was known as Dickson Street during colonial times.
- One of the oldest parts of Kuala Lumpur city, dating back over a century.
- Name derived from a mosque built in 1870 for the Indian Muslim population.
Mosque was a wooden hut in 1863 but later renovated into a three-storey building that can accommodate about 3,500 people.
- Mosque built in the Southern Indian style with structured domed and arched windows with Islamic designs
Bargain buys: Textiles are big business in Masjid India, with many
stalls operating by the roadside. |
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Sungai Wang Plaza!! -- Famous Mall in KL -
Mall with all the right attributes
Stories by BAVANI M.
Photos by SAMUEL ONG
THIS year, Kuala Lumpur抯 most enduring shopping complex turns 30. Since it opened its doors in 1977, Sungei Wang Plaza has become the centre for urban culture, catering to the needs of the young, the young at heart and the traveller. The mall has become a landmark of sorts and attracts over two million visitors each month. StarMetro speaks to its loyal tenants, staff members and shoppers to find out what makes the complex so popular.
WHAT makes one of the city抯 most enduring malls so popular? Some say it抯 the location? Some believe its good feng shui is the reason while others are lured by the variety of goods that can be found under its roof.
Whatever the reasons, Sungei Wang Plaza has managed to survive two recessions, floods and even several gang wars. It has come out unscathed and even won the prestigious FIABCI Prix d Excellence 1996 international award under the Retail Properties category |
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River of tin wealth
TAN Sri Chong Kok Lim, a Hakka tin miner from Perak, built Sungei Wang Plaza in 1977.
It is believed that the late Chong made his fortune in the Kinta Valley, Perak, and moved to Kuala Lumpur to build two of the city抯 most enduring landmarks |
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bb plaza came a bit later -
masa mula mula sungai wang built tu -- in 1977
yang kat bawah sekali UG -- sebelah shakeys sana -
ada ice skating rink -
masa tu metro jaya semua tu mana ada --
and bb plaza pun tak ada lagi --
then baru depa sambungkan -- just so u know
it was under different mgmt then
now sure now but i still think it is different -
kalau perhati betul2 - bila you crossed sungai wang
dari bb plaza - ada macam satu 'block' -- yang depa
akan buka only bila mgmt kat bb dah buka --
ishhh not sure how to explain about it --
usia tak sama sebab kalau tak silap bb plaza
dirasmikan later than sungai wang plaza
ingat tak president???
panggung terbesar di malaysia --
boleh muat more than 500 dalam satu seat -
tak silap saya - ditutup about 10 years ago --
masa saya kecil saya tengok wayang kat president
banyak kali and mostly chinese movie
sebab saya minat chinese movie (yang kungfu
style or yang jenis zaman tok kadok punya flick) -- |
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ada kat atas tu --
kedai ahmad yatim kat sana -
dulu sokmo borak2 dengan dia
saya suka ahmad yatim - lakonan yang berkesan -
dulu saya tanya -
uncle tak nak berlakon lagi ka
sebab uncle berlakon best dalam filem abang
dengan filem pemburu --
dia kata - alaa kita dah tua bagi peluang orang muda
tapi memang dia seorang yang gifted
and very very humble and nice guy ...
suka mee hoon bandung kat situ --
awal 90an dulu aku selalu layan dgn ehem lama main rollerskate kat sg wang tu...hehehe..ape ntah
nama tpt tu...mmg romantic wooo.....haaa...org panggil tpt tu 'spinning'.....mana ade lagi dah kat KL
ni tpt cam gitu...cam matsalleh ice skating dgn gf/bf lak time winter kat lake..heheehe
tak tahu bahagian mana rollerskate kat sana
yang saya tahu zaman tok kadok masa mula2 baru buka dulu in 1977 -
ada ice skating rink kat sebelah shakeys tu -- besar dan popular gak dengarnya --
masa tu kalau tak silap sejarah ice skating ni -
mula2 sekali ada kat asiajaya - yang kat armada hotel pj tu --
pastu ada kat sungai wang plaza..
and now kat sunway pyramid ..
saya suka ice skating ni - tapi skate kat outdoor masa duduk oversea dulu -
kalau pergi ottawa musim winter best - skate kat sepanjang sungai tu
kalau kat tempat kita, skate kat park - masa summer tempat tu pond for ducks -
cz ice skate tak?? --- ada pergi sunway pyramid? |
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oooooOOOO
pernah gak dengar kat mines
depa ada pameran yang 4 seasons tu
tak tahu masih ada lagi ke tidak
saya masuk mines sekali aje - sebab tengok pameran apa ntah
lama dah juga - ada macam jambatan kat dalam tu
pelik sikit tapi saya tak berapa suka gi sana
tak convenience..
saya tak suka rollerskate sebab susah rasanya
rollerblade memang selalu la...
memang ada dulu in 70s saya ada baca mengenainya
kat asiajaya macam saya beritahu dulu --
dengarnya macam popular gak...
saya suka ice skating sebab fast.... and senang nak buat turning..
licin aje....
so -- tak ada pergi sunway pyramid lah ye
pergi sekali la - mesti awak suka - |
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Post time 5-12-2007 12:14 PM
