About travel and tourism, Tourism Malaysia, Melaka Heritage City…
Do you already check the tripadvisor? Now they have a Malaysia dot my domain. The more International online travel website participate directly with our country, the hotels will be more merrier.
Continue reading ‘Guide to Malaysia budget friendly travel’
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(0)The first thing is you can do is download a free 16 pages guide to amazing World Heritage sites around the globe at TripAvisor. Then after that you can help to protect all these heritage sites by writing a review and opinion about the much needed information about the condition of all World Heritage sites so that it can be better protected.
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Is the smartphone.
For example if you own an iPhone, there are so many apps for your traveling needs. Free and the paid apps are cheap. Like you want to give away the old Nokia.
From the simple free apps like Currency converter that give up to date exchange rate information for over 100 currencies and countries like this currency for iPhone:
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The advance apps like this FlightTrack that track your flight status worldwide. With maps that you can zoom and it even help you to find alternate flight.
Continue reading ‘Travelers best friend’
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Today smart phone are very travelers friendly. Just bring your smart phone while traveling and you can rid of gps device, digital camera, video camera and even your laptop. Save some space, save the energy and travel with secure feelings.
Now with android around, there are many freebies that can be useful as a tourist.
One of it is the Speak foreign language software. If you suddenly stuck in the middle of a conversation at the street of Milan, just open your HTC or Samsung and hit the Speak Italian button. More faster than bringing a dictionary or searching on the Internet using your laptop.
Continue reading ‘Androids apps for travellers that speak’
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No electricity in the room, thus you can imagine what electric gadget you will miss in this luxury lodge like flat screen tv and only candle at night.
But hey? Did I mention a luxury lodge?
Yes in the middle of the dessert. The building is like being built from mud and rocks. A primitive architecture in a primitive place. Even the food for guest are cooked in a traditional way.
But although you are living like in a cave there, this Adrere Amellal: Desert Ecolodge got many excellence traveler rating at tripadvisor. The room is not cheap, starting from USD$460 to USD$605. Price with No Electricity and Phone in the Room Candles Only .
Continue reading ‘The real eco-Hotel!’
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Another innovative tourism packages by Ministry of Tourism Malaysia. To attract tourist using Malaysian historical train service and at the same time making a holiday at the Village along the route. A holiday at Homestay program under the tourism ministry.
These packages valid until October 2011. So you got ample time to plan your trip this year.
Our train is not a bullet train that only focus on to arrived faster but a normal coach that bring you the good Malaysian hospitality. When Riding a Keretapi Tanah Melayu (Malayan Railway) is the best way to enjoy Malaysian scenery rather than a bus or a taxi. In the coach you will get ultimate in comfort and are well-equipped with a host of facilities such as karaoke lounge and restaurant.
Continue reading ‘Experience Malaysian Homestay by rail’
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From a book that you can download it here. It’s more than a building heritage being summarized into 25 pages book and turn into e-book. Actually its a scan version, not very nice looking but it’s free.
Of course in all the Malaysian heritage textbook it will have Melaka because Melaka where its all begin. In this book, Rumah Penghulu Natar on going conservation work is featured. Now the Rumah Penghulu Natar is completed and you can visit it already. Penghulu is a headman in the village thus the house will be bigger with carvings and large quality wood. That’s why wooden house like this can stand until today. But because it’s wood, it can stand tall more than 100 years if no conservation made.
Continue reading ‘Malaysian Heritage’
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Travel News Malaysia Asia Pacific Tourism NewsSite last updated May 22, 2012 @ 7:32 am
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