View the tropical rainforest and beautiful waterfall on the northern part of Langkawi. Visit the Crocodile Farm which houses more than 1,000 crocodiles and alligators. Different species of crocodiles are being kept in specific ponds, where visitors can have a thorough look at the crocodiles or catch the scheduled daily shows and feeding.
Continue your adventure by experiencing the thrill of being in the “longest free span single rope” Cable Car for a 15-minute glide through virgin rainforest and waterfall to the peak of Gunung Mat Chincang. Feel on top of the World - breathe in the cool air as your eyes sweep the dramatic “bird-eye” view of Langkawi Islands and more.
The first SANRIO HELLO KITTY TOWN attraction outside of Japan consists of various interactive and walk-through activities, which follow the popular Hello Kitty theme. One of the highlights include Black Wonder, an interactive activity for both children and adults to save Hello Kitty and Dear Daniel, who has been kidnapped by Kuromi! The attraction uses technology such as sensors and computers to enhance the experience as well as devices to interact with during the mission. At the Wishful Studio, visitors can look forward to various activities from creating their very own Hello Kitty themed souvenirs to getting their nails done and dressing up as their favourite character for a memorable photo moment.
Families and young children can experience the charm of Friendship Land with its playground, enjoy a tea cup ride, watch Hello Kitty and Friends perform in a live show at the Purrfect Stage and have photo opportunities at Dream Photo Garden.
Another iconic highlight is Kitty’s House, a highly themed and partly guided experience with a facilitator who will brief visitors on tasks to be completed at the six sections of the house: Living Room, Kitchen, Bathroom, Kitty’s Room, Secret Closet, and Mimmy’s Room. The Little Big Club is spread over two levels and houses lovable children’s characters, Bob the Builder®, Barney®, Angelina Ballerina®, Pingu® and Thomas & Friends®. It is the first time in the world that the five popular global characters are housed in a single themed attraction, further adding originality and exclusivity to The Little Big Club. Activities include a variety of interactive and engaging rides for families with young children!
Sé bienvenido en lo más profundo de la jungla y descubre la inmensa hospitalidad de las etnias residentes en Sabah. Este viaje emocional te trasladará al pasado y conocerás cómo vivían las diferentes tribus de Borneo ya que cada casa representa a un grupo tribal diferente. Sumérgete en sus costumbres y aprende a vivir de una forma simple aunque con otro tipo de complicaciones.
Intenta imaginar qué te encontrarás a medida que te aproximas a la primera parada de la ruta a través de densos paisajes tropicales. A medida que paseas por la villa cultural de Mari-Mari, a tan sólo 25 minutos de la gran ciudad, te irás topando con cabañas en las que verás demostraciones de las actividades cotidianas del pasado que han sobrevivido hasta nuestros días. Aquí verás cómo elaboran cerbatanas y aprenderás a hacer fuego con bambú con técnicas prehistóricas para crear chispas sin ayudas modernas como el mechero. También te mostrarán sus tatuajes, cómo los hacen y qué significan.
Disfruta de una suculenta comida –bebidas no incluidas- en el pueblo acompañado por sus habitantes. Al final de esta apasionante jornada a través del tiempo, habrás visto, oído, degustado y experimentado la esencia del auténtico Sabah: un íntimo encuentro con Borneo, el hogar de tres países y docenas de idiomas.
Enter the country’s premier War Museum, located right here in Penang. It is here to tell stories covering all aspects of life in wartime. Take a trip back in time and get a first hand account of the war with the impressive exhibits, including a ‘glimpse’ into the daily lives of soldiers during WWII. This mighty military fortress was built in the 1930’s by the British to protect the island from enemies.
Later, you will get to see the Penang War Memorial which was dedicated to the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the First World War. Next, you will be taken for an authentic banana leaf lunch in George Town. The banana leaf is used as it is believed that the hot rice will release the coating on the banana leaf, which aids in digestion. Remember, fold the banana leaf towards you to show your appreciation after the satisfying meal!
Disconnect from stress for a day and take a plunge into an experience that will refresh and renew you, with this Penang and City Explorer tour.
Rewind Penang - Back To Time.
Imagine travelling back to the time where you can experience the old days of Penang! We will begin with visiting Pinaon Time Tunnel, walk along the narrow foot path which is like going through the tunnel as the rich history of Penang unfold along the way.
Then continue to the first Camera Museum in south East Asia where vintage cameras from various parts of the world are display; together with the heritage building, it will give you the feel like the olden days of Penang.
Last stop will be the Interactive Museum Gallery located in the heart of George Town which showcases the rich heritage of Penang. Interesting miniature figurines of famous landmarks are displayed, take photos of trick art and life size 3D murals/pictures for that add-on special effect to your photos! Note: Includes entrance fees.
City Explorer.
George Town, the capital of Penang and named after King George III of England, is an interesting blend of old and new. It is worth to note that Penang has one of the largest collections of British colonial buildings in Southeast Asia.
Tour includes a stop at Fort Cornwallis, built in 1808. Fort Cornwallis also marks the spot where Sir Francis Light first landed on this island.
Drive along the Street of Harmony, which is bordered by religious landmarks such as Kapitan Keling Mosque (the first Indian-Muslim mosque in Penang) with its domes and minarets; the Sri Mahamariaman Temple devoted to a popular Hindu Goddess; Goddess of Mercy (Kuan Yin) Temple, built in 1800; St. George's Church, oldest Anglican Church (1818) in the Region.
This is followed by visit to the Penang State Museum which houses a collection of historical items. Drive past the colourful Little India and bustling Chinatown, an old cherished charm of Georgetown. Next stop is the World’s Fourth Largest Reclining Buddha statue at Wat Chayamangkalaram. Note: State Museum is closed on Fridays.
Esta excursión de mañana o tarde te llevará a los suburbios del este de Kuala Lumpur, donde visitarás la Cueva-Templo hindú Batu y podrás presenciar la elaboración artesanal de piezas de estaño fino y la artesanía batik hecha a mano.
Tras la recogida del hotel, a las 8:45 o 13:45 atravesaremos Ambassador's Lane, la exclusiva calle donde se encuentran las embajadas de varios países. En nuestro camino hacia la Royal Selangor Pewter Factory, atravesaremos varios pueblos tradicionales malayos. La Royal Selangor Pewter Factory fue fundada en 1885 por Yong Koon para fabricar objetos de peltre para uso ceremonial y en la actualidad es la más grande e importante de su tipo en el mundo. A continuación, nos detendremos en el pueblo de Gombak donde podrás ver el arte tradicional de Batik hecho a mano. Por último nos detendremos en la famosa cueva-templo hindú de Batu, un afloramiento de piedra caliza con un interior cavernoso al que sólo se puede llegar subiendo 272 escalones tallados en la roca viva. Este es el emplazamiento de uno de los templos hindúes más importantes fuera de la India, dedicado al Señor Murugan y es una atracción popular para los peregrinos durante el festival anual de Thaipusam. Las cuevas están llenas de imágenes de deidades y murales que representan escenas de la mitología hindú. También son el hogar de una numerosa colonia de simpáticos monos.
Esta excursión de 3 horas y media está disponible por la mañana y por la tarde e incluye traslado desde el hotel y regreso, traslados, entradas y los servicios durante el recorrido de un guía de habla inglesa.
Your tour begins at dusk with a bargain hunt at the colourful night market, where trinkets and souvenirs galore await. Then watch the city nightlife unfold before you, in all its glittering splendour, from a vantage view point at Signal Hill's observation deck. Next, enjoy a sumptuous dinner at a local restaurant. On a final note, spend the rest of the evening at your own leisure painting the town red at any of the city's popular night spots.
Leisure Park @ I-City is an all-season family destination where fun and laughter prevail side-by-side light learning experience. On the way, pass by the Blue Mosque - The Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque is Selangor’s State Mosque. Commonly referred to as the 'Blue Mosque', it is said to have the world’s tallest minarets.
Visit the City of Digital Lights - As night falls, i-City’s mesmerising nightscape with over 1 million LED lights will lit the sky daily in a thematic manner. The place comes alive with an amazing forest of man-made maple and pine trees brightly illuminated with seasonal LED lightscape themes.
You may also take the opportunity to explore other attractions at i-City (entrance fee not included):
• SnoWalk - A below 5 degrees Celcius Artic environment with ice sculptures and rides. Here you will find igloos, ice houses, slides, a mini-bobsled run, snowmen, ice penguins, a bar made of ice (no beverage served), various ice sculptures and plenty more LED lights.
• Fun World (for family-oriented activities and games) with various Malaysia’s firsts such as the Trick Art Museum - 2D &3D painting by creating illusion on camera lens, the Red Carpet - an All-star wax Museum, and Space Mission @ I-city for a futuristic space adventure experience.
El gran Circuito Internacional de Sepang abre sus puertas un año más para congregar a los mejores pilotos de la Fórmula 1 en una carrera adrenalínica por sus curvas y largas rectas, y en la que la climatología se convierte en un factor fundamental.
DESTACAMOS:
* Elige entre diferentes opciones de entrada para aprovechar al máximo tu tiempo
* Contágiate de la vibrante atmósfera con increíbles actividades dentro y fuera de pista
* Contempla a tus conductores favoritos de Fórmula 1 en plena acción
¡El Gran Premio de Malasia de Fórmula 1 2016 ya tiene fecha en el calendario! Por primera vez en muchos años, pasa a celebrarse en la recta final, inmediatamente después del Gran Premio de Singapur, del 30 de septiembre al 2 de octubre. Prepárate para asistir a emocionantes eventos que incluyen una carrera de demostración, auto carnival, programas de aproximación de los fans a los pilotos, y un espectacular concierto después de la carrera. No te pierdas una cita que promete no dejarte indiferente.
Si deseas absorber toda la emoción de Sepang, disfruta de un mejorado programa de actividades pensadas para toda la familia en el circuito con el famoso X-track, que vuelve por petición popular exhibiendo la emociones más fuertes del motor con derrapes, rallyes, go-karting y paseos en quads, para aficionados de todas las edades.
Elige el tipo de asiento que más te convenga:
- Grandstand F (asiento libre): Si deseas gozar de vistas panorámicas del circuito, Grandstand F te las proporciona. Situada enfrente de la Torre, esta tribuna ofrece vistas a los lados norte y sur de la pista. Disfruta de vistas traseras de la línea de salida/llegada, vistas de las curvas 2, 6, 7 y 8 y de la curva cerrada de la Torre.
- Main Grandstand – Citrine (asiento libre): Se corresponden con los asientos del Nivel Bajo de South Main Grandstand. Ofrece una visión clara de todo el circuito sur: al menos 6 vueltas diferentes y una recta.
El Nivel Bajo de Mall Grandstand está dividido en 5 categorías de asientos. La zona North Mall ofrece asientos de categoría Crystal, Turquoise, Jade y Garnet mientras que los asientos de la la zona South Mall se conocen por el nombre de Citrine.
- Grandstand K1 (asiento libre): Aparte de vistas a las primeras curvas de la carrera (una cerrada a la derecha seguida de una a la izquierda), los asientos también te ofrecen una gran vista de la recta principal y el inicio/línea de meta. Accesible desde el Centro de Bienvenida.
Kuantan, the state capital of Pahang, is located on the east coast and facing the South China Sea. It is fast developing into a modern commercial centre, yet retaining its unique age-old charms. It offer visitors with a chance to experience the laid -back lifestyle that is rich in traditional & cultural activities.
Cherating Village was a quiet traditional fishing village. Today, it has bloom into an exciting mix of traditional and modern resorts. Visit the Pandanus Weaving Centre where you are able to admire products made from local grass craft, artfully woven into hats, handbags and table mats. Proceed to a Batik workshop to see the traditional art of fabric making by using wax and dyes. Proceed to Beserah, a quaint little fishing village where traditional boats are still being used. Witness the process of preparing salted fish, a local delicacy that Beserah is well-known for. Take a short drive to "Pantai Batu Hitam" (Black Rock Beach) where there are big black stones found along the beach believed to come from volcano erosion (there is no volcano in Malaysia though).
Later, photo stop at Tanjung Api fishing jetty to capture the rustic lifestyle of the local fishing village. Heads towards Teluk Cempadak Beach, along the way enjoy a scenic drive passing by the residential suburbs with a chance to see the residence of The Regent of Pahang and the Chief Minister. Free and leisure time at Teluk Cempadak, there are many local stalls selling various handicraft and local foods. You may take a walk on the beach or even enjoy a drink at the nearby Hyatt Regency Hotel (drink not included).