PHUKET 3Days2Nights Free & Easy RM275 per person
Fantasea Show & Dinner add RM195 per person. Email your reservations to info@wrz.com.my Call 03 7450 5962
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
Home to exotic giant pitcher plant, Pot Poring Hot Spring and Mt.Kinabalu,Sabah
Mesilau Nature Resort
Mesilau Nature Resort is a tranquil hide-away amongst the foothills of Mt. Kinabalu. An alternate starting point from where to attempt the summit of Mt Kinabalu, with accommodation managed by Sutera Sanctuary Lodges. An additional 30 minutes past Kinabalu Park, Mesilau Nature Resort is high up on the foothills of Mt. Kinabalu, covered by dense jungle in a cool climate. Home to exotic species of fauna and flora, Mesilau Nature Resort is the best place to find the giant pitcher plant, the Nepenthes. The accommodation managed by Sutera Sanctuary Lodges caters to groups and individuals with options of lodges, chalets and dormitories. Comfortable and clean, Mesilau Nature Resort lends itself to team building, small conferences and weekend breaks for families, small groups and individuals. An alternative start to the summit trail to the top of Mt Kinabalu, the Nepenthes Restaurant features for those staying at the Resort and for breakfast for those attempting the summit from Mesilau Nature Resort.
Manukan Island.
Manukan Island Resort 
This unit features: - 2 Bedrooms (2 single / 1 queen)- Air-conditioned- Spacious Dining / Living Room Area- 2 Bathrooms- TV with Satelite Channels- Includes Breakfast- Single & Double Storey Units- Includes Breakfast- Return Boat Transfers- National Park Entrance Fees- 20% off SeaQuest watersports- Rate is per night for up to 2 people- RM100 per additional person
RM 650 Per Unit
RM 650 Per Unit
Kinabalu Pine Resort
Kinabalu Pine Resort
Kinabalu Park[ Location : Kundasang ]
This flora and fauna botanical paradise covers an area of 754 square kilometers. The biggest attraction in Kinabalu Park would be the Mount Kinabalu Botanical Garden and one of the world’s most prominent mountains, Mount Kinabalu, which peaks at 12, 455 feet above sea level.
Activities & TariffsTo enter Kinabalu Park,
the conservation fee per person would be RM3 for Malaysian adults and RM1 for Malaysians below 18 years.
For non-Malaysians, the conservation fee per person is RM15 for adults and RM10 for youth below 18 years of age.
For a Visit Cerificate to World Heritage Site, visitors are required to pay RM5.
Visitors who are keen to climb the highest mountain in South East Asia are required to pay several requisite fees:
The permit fee for Malaysian adults is RM30 per person, while the fee charged on Malaysian youth aged below 18 is RM12 per person.
For non-Malaysians, fee for adults is RM100 per person; whereas for youth below 18, the fee is RM40. Climbers are also charged an amount of fee for insurance coverage of death per accident (RM50, 000) and permanent disablement as a result of an accident (RM30, 000).
Charged fee is RM7 per person.
Climbers who succeed in reaching the peak of Mount Kinabalu are entitled to obtain First Class certificates.
For First Class colored certificate, the charged fee is RM10.
Those who are not successful in conquering the top of Mount Kinabalu will only be entitled to obtain the Second Class certificate, which is in black and white.
Fee charged for the Second Class certificate is RM1.Visitors who are taking the trail between Timpohon Gate and Mesilau Gate are charged RM5 for Malaysian adults and RM2 for Malaysian youth below 18.
For non-Malaysians, fees charged are RM10 for adults and RM5 for youth below the age of 18.
From Kinabalu Park to Timpohon Gate (starting point),
the transfer fee
for groups of 5 people and below is RM12.30 per way.
For groups of 6 people and above, transfer fee is RM8 per person for return trips.
For return trip from Timpohon Gate/ Peak/ Timpohon Gate, guide fees charged are as follows: RM70 (group of 1-3 people), RM74 (group of 4-6 people), and RM80 (group of 7-8 people).
For return trip from Timpohon Gate/ Peak/ Mesilau Trail, guide fees charged as follows: RM80 (1-3 people), RM86 (4-6 people), and RM92 (7-8 people).Lastly, for return trip from Mesilau Trail/ Peak/ Mesilau Trail, the guide fees are as follows: RM84 (1-3 people), RM90 (4-6 people) and RM100 (7-8 people).For visitors needing help to carry their belongings, porter service is provided.
Porter fees from Timpohon Gate/ Peak/ Timpohon Gate are as follows:
RM60 (group of 1-3 people), RM80 (group of 4-6 people), and RM88 (group of 7-8 people). From Timpohon Gate/ Peak/ Mesilau Trail, porter fees are as follows: RM76 (1-3 people), RM88 (4-6 people) and RM100 (7-8 people).
From Mesilau Trail/ Peak/ Mesilau Trail, porter fees are RM88 (1-3 people), RM100 (4-6 people), and RM110 (7-8 people).Opening hours for Kinabalu Park is from 7a.m to 10p.m daily. There are many programs lined up in Kinabalu Park to suit visitors’ inclinations. The Mount Kinabalu Botanical Garden program is held daily at 9a.m, 12p.m and 3p.m, charges per person are RM4 (Malaysian) and RM5 (Non-Malaysian).
Guided walk programs are organized daily at 11a.m, the charge per person is RM3.
Multi-Vision Show is open daily for public viewing at 2p.m (Monday through Friday) and at 7.30a.m (weekends and Public holidays), visitors are charged RM2 per person.
Visitors are also welcome to visit the Kinabalu Natural History Gallery which opens daily from 9a.m to 3p.m.
Admission fees are RM2 for Malaysians and RM3 for non-Malaysians.
For the package of Mount Kinabalu Botanical Garden, Guided Walk and Multi-Vision Show, the charged fee is RM6 for Malaysians and RM8 for non-Malaysians.
Getting thereThe journey from Kota Kinabalu to Kundasang takes approximately 2 hours (88 kilometers).
Visitors can take the bus heading for Kundasang or Ranau at Jalan Padang from 7.30a.m to 5p.m. Fare per way is RM15 per person. Upon returning to Kota Kinabalu, visitors can take the bus from across the road outside Kinabalu Park.
However, visitors still need to reconfirm with Kinabalu Park reception counter regarding bus stops.Those planning to take the taxi can do so at the Ranau taxi stand (next to Merdeka Field), from there, the taxi fare to Kinabalu Park is RM160 per taxi. Bear in mind that bus and taxi will leave when it’s full. Otherwise, visitors can also request for a taxi from the hotel lobby. Taxi fare to Kinabalu Park from hotel lobby is RM300 per taxi. Upon returning to Kota Kinabalu, visitors can make a taxi reservation at the Kinabalu Park reception counter.Visitors can also rent a car and drive themselves to Kinabalu Park. Request for a car rental service at the hotel lobby, fare for car rental is RM180 per day/car. Refer to car rental list for more information.
EssentialsA good vacation is never without some must-have essentials. As Kinabalu Park is located in a hilly area, it is best to pack up warm clothing and gloves to ward off the cold. Also, don’t forget to bring a highly water resistant knapsack and a raincoat in case it rains.The rough terrains of Mount Kinabalu require its ambitious to-be conquerors to have comfortable walking/ tracking shoes with them. Last but not least, be well prepared with energy snacks e.g. chocolate, nuts, glucose sweets and a water bottle for fuel and hydration. As a safety recommendation, bring along a torch light in case one gets lost at night.
Further Information:
For more information, contact the accommodation reservation at:
Mizume Tours & Travel,Shoplot #5, First Floor, Taman Yakin Jaya, Jalan Tuaran,
88300 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.
Telephone: 6088-250141, Fax: 6088-250343.Hp: 012 8386412 - Christopher Chaw.
E-mail: cwt3653@yahoo.com Website: http://www.sabahtourism.com/
Or, at Sabah Park at Kinabalu Park reception counter to arrange for climbing permit, mountain guide, insurance, climbing certificate, porter service, and Transport to Timpohon Gate (starting point). Telephone: 6088-889098.
Kinabalu Park[ Location : Kundasang ]
This flora and fauna botanical paradise covers an area of 754 square kilometers. The biggest attraction in Kinabalu Park would be the Mount Kinabalu Botanical Garden and one of the world’s most prominent mountains, Mount Kinabalu, which peaks at 12, 455 feet above sea level.
Activities & TariffsTo enter Kinabalu Park,
the conservation fee per person would be RM3 for Malaysian adults and RM1 for Malaysians below 18 years.
For non-Malaysians, the conservation fee per person is RM15 for adults and RM10 for youth below 18 years of age.
For a Visit Cerificate to World Heritage Site, visitors are required to pay RM5.
Visitors who are keen to climb the highest mountain in South East Asia are required to pay several requisite fees:
The permit fee for Malaysian adults is RM30 per person, while the fee charged on Malaysian youth aged below 18 is RM12 per person.
For non-Malaysians, fee for adults is RM100 per person; whereas for youth below 18, the fee is RM40. Climbers are also charged an amount of fee for insurance coverage of death per accident (RM50, 000) and permanent disablement as a result of an accident (RM30, 000).
Charged fee is RM7 per person.
Climbers who succeed in reaching the peak of Mount Kinabalu are entitled to obtain First Class certificates.
For First Class colored certificate, the charged fee is RM10.
Those who are not successful in conquering the top of Mount Kinabalu will only be entitled to obtain the Second Class certificate, which is in black and white.
Fee charged for the Second Class certificate is RM1.Visitors who are taking the trail between Timpohon Gate and Mesilau Gate are charged RM5 for Malaysian adults and RM2 for Malaysian youth below 18.
For non-Malaysians, fees charged are RM10 for adults and RM5 for youth below the age of 18.
From Kinabalu Park to Timpohon Gate (starting point),
the transfer fee
for groups of 5 people and below is RM12.30 per way.
For groups of 6 people and above, transfer fee is RM8 per person for return trips.
For return trip from Timpohon Gate/ Peak/ Timpohon Gate, guide fees charged are as follows: RM70 (group of 1-3 people), RM74 (group of 4-6 people), and RM80 (group of 7-8 people).
For return trip from Timpohon Gate/ Peak/ Mesilau Trail, guide fees charged as follows: RM80 (1-3 people), RM86 (4-6 people), and RM92 (7-8 people).Lastly, for return trip from Mesilau Trail/ Peak/ Mesilau Trail, the guide fees are as follows: RM84 (1-3 people), RM90 (4-6 people) and RM100 (7-8 people).For visitors needing help to carry their belongings, porter service is provided.
Porter fees from Timpohon Gate/ Peak/ Timpohon Gate are as follows:
RM60 (group of 1-3 people), RM80 (group of 4-6 people), and RM88 (group of 7-8 people). From Timpohon Gate/ Peak/ Mesilau Trail, porter fees are as follows: RM76 (1-3 people), RM88 (4-6 people) and RM100 (7-8 people).
From Mesilau Trail/ Peak/ Mesilau Trail, porter fees are RM88 (1-3 people), RM100 (4-6 people), and RM110 (7-8 people).Opening hours for Kinabalu Park is from 7a.m to 10p.m daily. There are many programs lined up in Kinabalu Park to suit visitors’ inclinations. The Mount Kinabalu Botanical Garden program is held daily at 9a.m, 12p.m and 3p.m, charges per person are RM4 (Malaysian) and RM5 (Non-Malaysian).
Guided walk programs are organized daily at 11a.m, the charge per person is RM3.
Multi-Vision Show is open daily for public viewing at 2p.m (Monday through Friday) and at 7.30a.m (weekends and Public holidays), visitors are charged RM2 per person.
Visitors are also welcome to visit the Kinabalu Natural History Gallery which opens daily from 9a.m to 3p.m.
Admission fees are RM2 for Malaysians and RM3 for non-Malaysians.
For the package of Mount Kinabalu Botanical Garden, Guided Walk and Multi-Vision Show, the charged fee is RM6 for Malaysians and RM8 for non-Malaysians.
Getting thereThe journey from Kota Kinabalu to Kundasang takes approximately 2 hours (88 kilometers).
Visitors can take the bus heading for Kundasang or Ranau at Jalan Padang from 7.30a.m to 5p.m. Fare per way is RM15 per person. Upon returning to Kota Kinabalu, visitors can take the bus from across the road outside Kinabalu Park.
However, visitors still need to reconfirm with Kinabalu Park reception counter regarding bus stops.Those planning to take the taxi can do so at the Ranau taxi stand (next to Merdeka Field), from there, the taxi fare to Kinabalu Park is RM160 per taxi. Bear in mind that bus and taxi will leave when it’s full. Otherwise, visitors can also request for a taxi from the hotel lobby. Taxi fare to Kinabalu Park from hotel lobby is RM300 per taxi. Upon returning to Kota Kinabalu, visitors can make a taxi reservation at the Kinabalu Park reception counter.Visitors can also rent a car and drive themselves to Kinabalu Park. Request for a car rental service at the hotel lobby, fare for car rental is RM180 per day/car. Refer to car rental list for more information.
EssentialsA good vacation is never without some must-have essentials. As Kinabalu Park is located in a hilly area, it is best to pack up warm clothing and gloves to ward off the cold. Also, don’t forget to bring a highly water resistant knapsack and a raincoat in case it rains.The rough terrains of Mount Kinabalu require its ambitious to-be conquerors to have comfortable walking/ tracking shoes with them. Last but not least, be well prepared with energy snacks e.g. chocolate, nuts, glucose sweets and a water bottle for fuel and hydration. As a safety recommendation, bring along a torch light in case one gets lost at night.
Further Information:
For more information, contact the accommodation reservation at:
Mizume Tours & Travel,Shoplot #5, First Floor, Taman Yakin Jaya, Jalan Tuaran,
88300 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.
Telephone: 6088-250141, Fax: 6088-250343.Hp: 012 8386412 - Christopher Chaw.
E-mail: cwt3653@yahoo.com Website: http://www.sabahtourism.com/
Or, at Sabah Park at Kinabalu Park reception counter to arrange for climbing permit, mountain guide, insurance, climbing certificate, porter service, and Transport to Timpohon Gate (starting point). Telephone: 6088-889098.
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Sunday, April 27, 2008
Honeymoon in Malaysia 2008,Jun4-13.15nts.5star
Honeymoon in Malaysia Jun 2008
Mr. Fahad Al Radadi Tel: +966 503678919 EMAIL: it_2009@hotmail.com
Hotels 16days/15nights (5star)
Destinations: Selangor,Langkawi,Penang,Genting&Kuala Lumpur
Rate Per Nt: Type of Room+Abf Nites Date:In/Out Hotel City
RM 965.00 Theme Suite+Abf 2nts 4 - 6 Jun Sunway Lagoon Selangor
RM 755.00 Dlx SeaFacing. 3nts 6 - 9 Jun Meritus Pelangi Beach Langkawi
RM 755.00 Exec.SeaView 4nts 9 -13 Jun Shangri-la's Golden Sands Penang
RM 380.00 World Club 2nts 13-15 Jun First World Hotel Genting
RM 685.00 Executive 4nts 15-19 Jun The Ritz Calton K.Lumpur
15nts Total.
Transport:
Rate Per Car Trip Vehicle Orig & Destination City
RM 300.00 2 Mercedes KLIA - Sunway Selangor
RM 200.00 2 Mercedes Apt - Htl-Jetty Langkawi
RM 220.00 2 Mercedes Jetty-Htl-Apt Penang
RM 450.00 2 Mercedes KLIA-Genting-KL Genting
RM 150.00 1 Mercedes KL-KLIA Kuala Lumpur
RM1,180.00 2pax Economy KUL-LGK/PEN-KUL Domestic Airfares
RM 130.00 2pax 2 hrs by sea LGK-PEN Sea Ferry Tickets
RM2,630.00 Total
Accomodation Costs:
RM Add Peak Surcharge/Abf Nts Rate/Pr.Pn Type of Room+Abf Hotel
RM 1,130.00 Inclusive Breakfast 2 965.00 Theme Suite-Sunway Lagoon
RM 2,265.00 Room Only 3 755.00 Dlx SeaFacing.-Pelangi
RM 225.00 3 75.00 Breakfast- Pelangi Beach
RM 3,020.00 Inclusive Breakfast 4 755.00 Exec.SeaView-Golden Sands
RM 760.00 Inclusive Breakfast 2 380.00 World Club -First World
RM 2,740.00 Inclusive Breakfast 4 685.00 Executive -The Ritz Calton
RM10,940.00 Total Accomodation Costs
RM 2,630.00 Total Transport
RM13,570.00 Gnd.Total
RM 678.50 5% Add Sales Tax
RM14,248.50 Total Package
SAR17,810.63 @0.8 Exchange Rates
USD 4,596.29 @3.1 Exchange Rates -
- -
PAYMENT: Please make full payment by Tahweel Al Rajhi 5 Days after date of confirmation
Currency Account Number Beneficiary Bank:
USD 4,325.32 12800-7070103352 Al Rajhi Bank Malaysia, Subang Jaya Branch
Name: Razali Bin Ab. Rahman
Swift Code: RJHIMYKL
CONTACTS:-
People email addresses Phone
Razali Abdul Rahman wrz@streamyx.com +60123202044
WRZ LEISURE HOLIDAYS MALAYSIA wrz.leisure@gmail.com +60356344521
Tour Consultant Arabic: Nor Afaff afzal@afzalleisure.com +60199180573
Please provide full particulars from your passports for air tickets.
Tell your freinds about your honeymoon vacation in Malaysia, Jun 2008.
Mr. Fahad Al Radadi Tel: +966 503678919 EMAIL: it_2009@hotmail.com
Hotels 16days/15nights (5star)
Destinations: Selangor,Langkawi,Penang,Genting&Kuala Lumpur
Rate Per Nt: Type of Room+Abf Nites Date:In/Out Hotel City
RM 965.00 Theme Suite+Abf 2nts 4 - 6 Jun Sunway Lagoon Selangor
RM 755.00 Dlx SeaFacing. 3nts 6 - 9 Jun Meritus Pelangi Beach Langkawi
RM 755.00 Exec.SeaView 4nts 9 -13 Jun Shangri-la's Golden Sands Penang
RM 380.00 World Club 2nts 13-15 Jun First World Hotel Genting
RM 685.00 Executive 4nts 15-19 Jun The Ritz Calton K.Lumpur
15nts Total.
Transport:
Rate Per Car Trip Vehicle Orig & Destination City
RM 300.00 2 Mercedes KLIA - Sunway Selangor
RM 200.00 2 Mercedes Apt - Htl-Jetty Langkawi
RM 220.00 2 Mercedes Jetty-Htl-Apt Penang
RM 450.00 2 Mercedes KLIA-Genting-KL Genting
RM 150.00 1 Mercedes KL-KLIA Kuala Lumpur
RM1,180.00 2pax Economy KUL-LGK/PEN-KUL Domestic Airfares
RM 130.00 2pax 2 hrs by sea LGK-PEN Sea Ferry Tickets
RM2,630.00 Total
Accomodation Costs:
RM Add Peak Surcharge/Abf Nts Rate/Pr.Pn Type of Room+Abf Hotel
RM 1,130.00 Inclusive Breakfast 2 965.00 Theme Suite-Sunway Lagoon
RM 2,265.00 Room Only 3 755.00 Dlx SeaFacing.-Pelangi
RM 225.00 3 75.00 Breakfast- Pelangi Beach
RM 3,020.00 Inclusive Breakfast 4 755.00 Exec.SeaView-Golden Sands
RM 760.00 Inclusive Breakfast 2 380.00 World Club -First World
RM 2,740.00 Inclusive Breakfast 4 685.00 Executive -The Ritz Calton
RM10,940.00 Total Accomodation Costs
RM 2,630.00 Total Transport
RM13,570.00 Gnd.Total
RM 678.50 5% Add Sales Tax
RM14,248.50 Total Package
SAR17,810.63 @0.8 Exchange Rates
USD 4,596.29 @3.1 Exchange Rates -
- -
PAYMENT: Please make full payment by Tahweel Al Rajhi 5 Days after date of confirmation
Currency Account Number Beneficiary Bank:
USD 4,325.32 12800-7070103352 Al Rajhi Bank Malaysia, Subang Jaya Branch
Name: Razali Bin Ab. Rahman
Swift Code: RJHIMYKL
CONTACTS:-
People email addresses Phone
Razali Abdul Rahman wrz@streamyx.com +60123202044
WRZ LEISURE HOLIDAYS MALAYSIA wrz.leisure@gmail.com +60356344521
Tour Consultant Arabic: Nor Afaff afzal@afzalleisure.com +60199180573
Please provide full particulars from your passports for air tickets.
Tell your freinds about your honeymoon vacation in Malaysia, Jun 2008.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Kiddies Treat at Avillion Port Dickson,Malaysia..The nearest beach resort 1 1/2 hour drive from Kuala Lumpur.
Sun, fun and kiddies fiesta... Adventures without a passport to the wonderful beaches and vivid blue seas.From RM 660++ per package
Accommodation for 2 Adults and up to 2 children
Daily Breakfast for 2 Adults and up to 2 children
Complimentary Kiddie Treats for 2 children
Valid from now till 30 Sept 2008
Package details
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Book now
Accommodation for 2 Adults and up to 2 children
Daily Breakfast for 2 Adults and up to 2 children
Complimentary Kiddie Treats for 2 children
Valid from now till 30 Sept 2008
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Pampering Treat at Avillion Port Dickson, Malaysia
Chill in indulgence... An escape to an exquisite spa weekend. From RM 720++ per package
Accommodation for 2 Adults
Daily buffet breakfast
30 minutes Pampering Treat for 2 Adults
Valid from now till 30 Sept 2008
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Accommodation for 2 Adults
Daily buffet breakfast
30 minutes Pampering Treat for 2 Adults
Valid from now till 30 Sept 2008
Package details
Terms & Conditions
Book now , send your reservations details to
wrz.leisure@gmail.com or call your tour consultant, Razali 0123202044
for further details.
Avillion Port Dickson Official Website - Operated by Avillion Hotels International (Malaysia)
Avillion Port Dickson Packages 2008
ROMANTIC INTERLUDE..from RM1,008++/Package.
KIDDIES TREAT...from RM 660++/Package.
PAMPERING TREAT...RM 720++/Package.
Select your packages.
For discounts please contact your travel agent:
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Tour Consultant- Razali at 0123202044, 019 2220 118
or email your booking requirement direct to us
Monday, April 14, 2008
LANGKAWI ISLAND
Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) is an archipelago of 104 islands lying in the north western coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The exact location of these tropical islands is at the site where the Straits of Malacca meets the waters of the Andaman Seas.
The largest of these islands is called Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) and is bigger than the Penang Island. The other islands in this group are Island of Pregnant Maiden (Pulau Dayang Bunting), Lion Island (Pulau Singa Besar) and Beras Basah Island.The smallest of these islands are atolls roughly the size of an ordinary house!
Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) is coined from the Malay words Lang and Kawi. Lang is a brown eagle and Kawi is a local manganese stone.The ancient fishermen must have seen eagles flying clutching the manganese stones! A giant monument of a brown eagle clutching the manganese stone greets all visitors to Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) near the Kuah Jetty.
The main tourist attractions of Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) is its virgin white sandy beaches.The beaches have very gentle continental slope and the water is crystal clear.
This island is unique in the sense that it has so many legendsand myths associated with it. Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) is therefore also called Pulau Lagenda or Legendary Island.
The most talked about legend is that of Mahsuri who is said to have laid a curse on this island for seven generations. Luckily the period of this curse is over now and Langkawi Island is fast becoming an internationally recognised tourist destination.
The government of Malaysia has declared the entire Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) as a duty free zone. Hence this island is also termed Duty Free Island. All goods sold in this island are exempted from government tax. Therefore this Legendary Island is a haven for the shoppers. You only need to stay in Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) for a minimum of 48 hours to take back home a reasonable amount of tax free goods.
Food and Beverage
Satay
Roti Canai
Nasi Lemak
The popular eating destinations are Kuah town Pantai Cenang, Pantai Tengah and Pantai Kok. You’ll find the food carries influences from around the world, in other word, fantastic! Plenty of upmarket hotels stock contemporary international cuisine and you will find the resorts to be excellent dining places. This island has an extra twist to its food due to the influence of the neighbouring Thailand. Local dishes mainly use rice, vegetables, poultry, seafood, and fresh tropical fruits as the main ingredients.
Satay
Satay is an exquisite Malay creation. Skewered bite-sized pieces of beef, mutton or chicken marinated in spices and barbequed over charcoal fire. This mouth-watering dish is servedwith ketupat (rice cakes), spice and sweet peanut sauce and cucumber slices.
Nasi Lemak
You should try the local Nasi Lemak - an authentic Malay cuisine. The rice is cooked in coconut milk and served with ikan bilis (anchovies), sambal, boiled eggs, fried peanuts, and cucumber slices. Creamy. Hot. Spicy. Nutty. Simply irresistible.
Roti Canai
A yummy Indian cuisine. The breakfast favourite of Malaysians. It is a pancake made from wheat-flour dough, sizzled on a heated pan and served with a curry dip, Dhal (bean curry) or chicken / mutton curry. You can ask for some variations of the roti canai too.
a) Roti Telur - roti canai mixed with beated egg and chopped onion.
b) Roti Sardine - roti canai sizzled with sardine fish.
c) Roti Pisang - roti canai combine with banana slices.
Getting to Langkawi
Langkawi can be access via air or by ferry. Malaysia Airline and Air Asia flies daily to this magical island and ones who like to travel by ferry it can be accessible from either Kuala Kedah or from Kuala Perlis.
Hotels in Langkawi
Apartments in Langkawi
Sheraton Langkawi Beach Resort
The Frangipani Langkawi Resort & Spa
The Lanai Langkawi
Kondo Istana Langkawi
Tours in Langkawi
Packages in Langkawi
Half Day Round Langkawi Island Tour
Marine Park Tour
3D2N Explore Langkawi Package
Transfers in Langkawi
Airport/Jetty To Beach Hotel
Beach Hotel To Airport/Jetty
Dinner Transfer (City/Beach Excl. Datai)
The largest of these islands is called Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) and is bigger than the Penang Island. The other islands in this group are Island of Pregnant Maiden (Pulau Dayang Bunting), Lion Island (Pulau Singa Besar) and Beras Basah Island.The smallest of these islands are atolls roughly the size of an ordinary house!
Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) is coined from the Malay words Lang and Kawi. Lang is a brown eagle and Kawi is a local manganese stone.The ancient fishermen must have seen eagles flying clutching the manganese stones! A giant monument of a brown eagle clutching the manganese stone greets all visitors to Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) near the Kuah Jetty.
The main tourist attractions of Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) is its virgin white sandy beaches.The beaches have very gentle continental slope and the water is crystal clear.
This island is unique in the sense that it has so many legendsand myths associated with it. Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) is therefore also called Pulau Lagenda or Legendary Island.
The most talked about legend is that of Mahsuri who is said to have laid a curse on this island for seven generations. Luckily the period of this curse is over now and Langkawi Island is fast becoming an internationally recognised tourist destination.
The government of Malaysia has declared the entire Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) as a duty free zone. Hence this island is also termed Duty Free Island. All goods sold in this island are exempted from government tax. Therefore this Legendary Island is a haven for the shoppers. You only need to stay in Pulau Langkawi (Langkawi Island) for a minimum of 48 hours to take back home a reasonable amount of tax free goods.
Food and Beverage
Satay
Roti Canai
Nasi Lemak
The popular eating destinations are Kuah town Pantai Cenang, Pantai Tengah and Pantai Kok. You’ll find the food carries influences from around the world, in other word, fantastic! Plenty of upmarket hotels stock contemporary international cuisine and you will find the resorts to be excellent dining places. This island has an extra twist to its food due to the influence of the neighbouring Thailand. Local dishes mainly use rice, vegetables, poultry, seafood, and fresh tropical fruits as the main ingredients.
Satay
Satay is an exquisite Malay creation. Skewered bite-sized pieces of beef, mutton or chicken marinated in spices and barbequed over charcoal fire. This mouth-watering dish is servedwith ketupat (rice cakes), spice and sweet peanut sauce and cucumber slices.
Nasi Lemak
You should try the local Nasi Lemak - an authentic Malay cuisine. The rice is cooked in coconut milk and served with ikan bilis (anchovies), sambal, boiled eggs, fried peanuts, and cucumber slices. Creamy. Hot. Spicy. Nutty. Simply irresistible.
Roti Canai
A yummy Indian cuisine. The breakfast favourite of Malaysians. It is a pancake made from wheat-flour dough, sizzled on a heated pan and served with a curry dip, Dhal (bean curry) or chicken / mutton curry. You can ask for some variations of the roti canai too.
a) Roti Telur - roti canai mixed with beated egg and chopped onion.
b) Roti Sardine - roti canai sizzled with sardine fish.
c) Roti Pisang - roti canai combine with banana slices.
Getting to Langkawi
Langkawi can be access via air or by ferry. Malaysia Airline and Air Asia flies daily to this magical island and ones who like to travel by ferry it can be accessible from either Kuala Kedah or from Kuala Perlis.
Hotels in Langkawi
Apartments in Langkawi
Sheraton Langkawi Beach Resort
The Frangipani Langkawi Resort & Spa
The Lanai Langkawi
Kondo Istana Langkawi
Tours in Langkawi
Packages in Langkawi
Half Day Round Langkawi Island Tour
Marine Park Tour
3D2N Explore Langkawi Package
Transfers in Langkawi
Airport/Jetty To Beach Hotel
Beach Hotel To Airport/Jetty
Dinner Transfer (City/Beach Excl. Datai)
LANGKAWI 3DAYS/2NIGHTS-THE LANAI - RM580.00 PER DELUXE ROOM
Visiting Places :- Optional Tour for non self drive package.
Include:- Half day round island tour include visit to the Eagle Square- Underwater World.- Langkawi Crystal.- Shopping at Kuah Town.
This tour is good if you have limited time available in Langkawi
and would like to catch an all-round view of what Langkawi is like.
Terms & Conditions
•
Tour Operates Daily
•
Child fare between 3-12 years
•
Tour operates on free seating basis & are escorted by English speaking guide/driver guide
•
Booking must be made 3 days before date of departure
•
Rates are subject to change without prior notice.
Package Price: RM580.00 per room
Return transfers from airport or jetty to hotel is included for non-self drive package.
Includes: Daily breakfast at hotel.
2 full day usage of car, (self-drive),category Kancil, Iswara or Wira (M,A/T).
NOTE: Food and Entrance fees, not included in tour.
Reservation and payment:
Please send your reservation to:
Razali by sms 0123202044, by email: wrz.leisure@gmail.com, afzal@afzalleisure.com,hoteldiscounts.club@gmail.com
WRZ Leisure Holidays (M) Sdn Bhd.
No.20-M, Jalan PJS 10/2, Taman Subang Indah, Bandar Sunway,
46000 Subang Jaya, Selangor. Malaysia.
Tel: (+603) 5634 4521, 5638 4521, Fax:(+603) 5634 5521, (+603) 80240858.
Include:- Half day round island tour include visit to the Eagle Square- Underwater World.- Langkawi Crystal.- Shopping at Kuah Town.
This tour is good if you have limited time available in Langkawi
and would like to catch an all-round view of what Langkawi is like.
Terms & Conditions
•
Tour Operates Daily
•
Child fare between 3-12 years
•
Tour operates on free seating basis & are escorted by English speaking guide/driver guide
•
Booking must be made 3 days before date of departure
•
Rates are subject to change without prior notice.
Package Price: RM580.00 per room
Return transfers from airport or jetty to hotel is included for non-self drive package.
Includes: Daily breakfast at hotel.
2 full day usage of car, (self-drive),category Kancil, Iswara or Wira (M,A/T).
NOTE: Food and Entrance fees, not included in tour.
Reservation and payment:
Please send your reservation to:
Razali by sms 0123202044, by email: wrz.leisure@gmail.com, afzal@afzalleisure.com,hoteldiscounts.club@gmail.com
WRZ Leisure Holidays (M) Sdn Bhd.
No.20-M, Jalan PJS 10/2, Taman Subang Indah, Bandar Sunway,
46000 Subang Jaya, Selangor. Malaysia.
Tel: (+603) 5634 4521, 5638 4521, Fax:(+603) 5634 5521, (+603) 80240858.
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