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‘Romance in Fate’ at Mahkota Parade


bridal fair

For those love bird out there you are welcome to Mahkota Parade Banda Hilir on 25 to 27 July and after that sure you will not think twice to get married. Life Publishers Berhad will organize Wedding Exhibition at Mahkota Parade concourse area. This Wedding Exhibition will jointly organize by local news paper Nanyang Siang Pau and China Press.

“Romance in Faith” will be this year theme. The objective of this event are to provide information about latest wedding trend and wedding package to visitors. A Bridal fashion show also will took place with all wedding attire from Modern, contemporary and local costume will be shown.

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— asmaliana

Flowers all around at Melaka Botanical Garden! – Florathon 2008

Today 20th July, about 3000 people gathered at Melaka Botanical Garden to participate the Florathon 2008. The event supported by Ministry of Tourism Malaysia was in conjunction with Malaysia Floral Fest 2008.


malaysia floral fest

  • Malaysia’s very own Floral Fest was given inspiration through having won many accolades and collected awards over the years at the world renowned Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade in USA.

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    After Awarded the World Heritage Site, whats next?…

    After the inscription of Melaka as a heritage site by UNESCO on 7th July 2008 together with Georgetown of Penang, Melaka State Government surely have a long term plan. The state government will setup a Heritage Steering Committee headed by State Secretary. Datuk Seet Har Cheow Melaka State Tourism Exco said that the committee will work closely with Melaka Historic City Council Conservation Committee as well as NGOs. The state steering committee will be including NGOs as well.

    State government hope that Melakkan who still carrying the traditional businesses to maintain their heritage shop houses and state government will assist them on ways to make their compound alive. The committee also will keep in touch with KEKWA (Ministry of Culture and Heritage) to get their authorities to brief as well train the officers in the newly form committee. For info, The World Heritage Committee meets once a year and consist of representatives from 21 of the States Parties to the Convention elected by their General Assembly.

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    Chicken Rice Ball, Famosa Style…

    Chicken rice is common to all Malaysian. Chicken rice also known as the Hainanese chicken rice originated from China now part of the national daily food and it’s the fastest food you can order at the restaurant. The serving also suitable for lunch time as the package are complete with rice, chicken, salad, soup and sauce. Usually chicken rice serve in a plate where the rice is pour in to it with a measure of one soup cup.

    However in Melaka, there is one famous chicken rice restaurant that made the rice into a ball. A rice ball. The place is Famosa Chicken Rice Ball. The restaurant is quite famous locally and nationally. Equipped with new technology, the rice ball are not produce bay hand anymore but using a machine it as to produce quality and hygiene rice ball. Famosa Chicken Rice restaurant got 5 branches in Melaka and only one have a halal certificate. The halal branch is at Tesco store. The other four branches serve non halal food. More about the history,company info, map and address here.

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    — asmaliana

    Kapitan’s Treat…

    Lunch time at office hours will be a boring thing to do if you kept on dining at the 4th floor. The building official cafeteria. Imagine, 5 years at work, same dining table, same environment, same cooking auntie but one thing sure will not be the same as 5 years ago, the price. The purpose to have a cafeteria in the office building are for convenient and to save time since its 1 hour for lunch.

    Sometime me and my mate want to go out from the usual and find a new environment to eat. But can we go out drive a car and went back to the office just in time… for one hour?. Mrs. Tan suggested that we eat at a not regular place, The Kapitan House. Hmm sound interesting since me and yantie never been there before. Mrs. Tan said than Kapitan House is Baba mix Chinese mix Malay restaurant and with the touch of western. Wow lets go there!. But the problem is we will never get back around 2 o’clock. Oh well no problem, at 2.30 we got an appointment at one of the Hotel in Banda Hilir. Boss will understand. Okay then off we go to the Kapitan House. Located at down town Melaka Raya.

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    Talking About Fruits, Melaka have the World Largest Tropical Fruit Park…

    In this fruits season, the best place to visit is D-Paradise. D-Paradise is a huge fruits orchard. It has 800 species of exotic fruits. You read it..800 species!. Now they have Fruits Fiesta. From June to August come to D-Paradise and eat all you can. Over 800 to eats. 1 day not enough!. Other than the world largest tropical fruits farm title, D-Paradise aslo have other ‘World Largest’ under the hood. The list goes here:-

    1-World Largest Land Crab (of course not from around here, its the famous robber crab!)
    2-World Largest Collection of Cactus.
    3-World Largest Collection of Monkey Cup Pitchers.

    Think Camp David only for U.S President? Think no more. At D-Paradise they have an Island Call Camp David Island for your holiday getaway. to many to write about what in the D-Paradise compound. Man! its over 168 acres of showcase. Go find it for yourself. For infos, tickets, reservation and map please visit their official website here.

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    — asmaliana

    It’s Fruity Season Here!…

    Malaysia is a tropical country and just got one season. Sunny days and rainy days. You can’t easily predict the rain here. At one time you go out from the house the sun shine brightly and a minute later rain comes in. But hey… we got another season here, the all new fruit season .Tropical local fruits like Durians, mangosteen and rambutan are seasonal fruits that you can get only once a year. The local fruits season range from June to August.Let’s checkout what are in my mom in law back yards


    The King of all Fruit!
    durian on top


    This is a dangerous shot! Beware of Durian falling down if you want to do it.
    durian tree


    The rambutans also blooming…but not ripe enough.
    rambutans


    Mangosteen still not ripe, for non South East Asian readers, although the color are green, it’s not like green apple. You can’t eat it just like that.
    mangosteen


    Duku, not ripe enough also. I cant find english name for it. But found article about it at wikipedia.
    duku


    Usually Durians are not supposed to be pluck, it will fall for itself when ripe and we collect it at the ground. But some say now with modern technologies Durian are harvested at the tree.
    fallen durien

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    — asmaliana




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