Malaysia-Mytrip

Thursday, September 25, 2014

ALAMI PROTON

ALAMI PROTON- PROTON CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (COE), SHAH ALAM, SELANGOR

DATANG BERAMAI-RAMAI

MAKLUMAT LANJUT KLIK DISINI

UNTUK MENGETAHUI LEBIH LANJUT TENTANG IRIZ

KLIK DISINI https://www.betulbetulonz.com.my/

Saturday, September 20, 2014

Alameda Arabian Cuisine ,Putrajaya

Ingin mencuba masakan Arab yang asli, mari mencuba di presint 8,Putrajaya
pasti tidak mengecewakan anda

dikatakan alemaeda arabian cuisine nie klon Saba di Cyberjaya, kelebihan disini, suasananya sangat menarik dan tenang,

antara menu yang di sediakan disini

terbaik!!!, tidak terdapat ditempat lain

Fried Fish With Souce with Mango Juice
MUST TRY!!!

waktu urusniaga Almaeda Arabian Cuisine

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map disini

Unit No:C1-LG-3A, Shophouse 8C1,Jln P8G, Presint 8, Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia

Selamat Mencuba

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Restoran Seri hijrah,kuantan pahang

Restoran Seri hijrah ini terletak bersebelahan dengan HTAA kuantan

Rumah yg diubahsuai menjadi restoran yg bercirikan suasana seperti berada di halaman kampung

Restoran ini menyajikan masakan melayu dan bersedia memasak masakan yg di order oleh terutamanya masakan dari negeri Pahang

Empuya restoran yang berasal daerah lipis yang bersedia melayan pelanganya mendapat kunjungan dr ramai kenalan dan golongan kenamaan

Selamat mencuba dr admin

Alamat Perniagaan:

No. 384. Jalan Penjara

Kuantan

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Sunday, March 9, 2014

Sunday, February 2, 2014

Monday, January 27, 2014

Saturday, January 4, 2014

MAJLIS PERASMIAN TAHUN MELAWAT MALAYSIA 2014

MAJLIS PERASMIAAN TAHUN MELAWAT MALAYSIA 2014

TARIKH : 4 JANUARI 2014

MASA : 5.00 PM

TEMPA : DATARAN MERDEKA, KUALA LUMPUR

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Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Visit Malaysia 2014

VISIT MALAYSIA 2014

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VISIT MALAYSIA 2014

DIVERSITY IN UNITY

"Malaysia Truly Asia" is more than just a slogan. It reflects precisely who Malaysians are. Yes, Malaysia is a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-lingual nation where people of diverse races and religions live in harmony. One moment you may come across a mosque next to a temple and church. The next moment, you will meet a Malay, Chinese, Indian and a Eurasian dining on the same table in a restaurant. Malaysians are humble, tolerant, friendly and most importantly, respect one another regardless of one’s race, religion and background. It is this true Malaysian value that binds them together.

Malaysians comprise the Malays who are the majority followed by the Chinese, Indians and aborigines such as Iban, Kadazan and other minorities like the Peranakan and Eurasian. The culture of Malaysia is an amalgamation of many traditions handed down from many generations centuries ago. Each ethnic still continues practicing their own culture and traditions, and at the same time, some rituals and traditions have become more colourful and enriching through intermarriage as well as assimilation of other cultures. For an instance, tourists may find it surprising to see a Chinese wearing a Malay dress (baju kurung) or a Malay eating with chopsticks, or an Indian speaking Chinese Hokkien dialect. it is also very interesting to experience the like of an Eurasian of Portuguese and Chinese descent singing a Bollywood song. Or a Baba and Nyonya speaking Malay and praying to Chinese deities.more click here

VISIT MALAYSIA 2014 MOSCOT

THE PROBOSCIS MONKEY

They have huge noses that garner attention. They also have big bellies and live in groups. They are not your ordinary tree swinging monkeys. They don’t eat ripe bananas. And they have webbed feet and swim incredibly! Yes, we are talking about the proboscis monkey, a rare and endangered animal found primarily in Borneo and predominantly in Sabah. more click here

HISTORY OF VISIT MALAYSIA YEAR

Visit Malaysia Year (VMY) was first launched in 1990 with the theme “Fascinating Malaysia. Year of Festivals”. The campaign was a huge success with Malaysia charting 7.4 million in tourist arrivals compared to 4.8 million in 1989. To enable tourists to easily recognize Malaysia, the “Orang Utan, the endangered species found in East Malaysia was used as a mascot and it was named “Wira”. Apart from it, Kuala Lumpur’s famous landmark, Sultan Abdul Samad building was featured as the official Visit Malaysia Year 1990 logo. Malaysia Independence Day in August 31 was the anchor for 84 major events, 14 festivals and nine exhibitions during VMY 1990. Who could ever forget the song “To know Malaysia is to love Malaysia” during VMY 1990?

The success of VMY 1990 has spurred another VMY in 1994. This time around, the theme was “Fascinating Malaysia. Naturally More”. VMY 1994 maintained its words “Fascinating Malaysia” for the theme but injected a punch line “Naturally More” to reflect more exciting things and events lined up for that year. “Orang Utan” was once again used as the mascot.

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