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KNOW YOUR DESTINATION
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is located on the west coast of the Peninsula of Malaysia. Covering some 243 sq km, it lies approximately 40 km from the coast. Kuala Lumpur -or KL as it is commonly called- lies in a valley surrounded by jagged hills. Kuala Lumpur was originally a mining settlement in the late 1800s where tin was discovered at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers. Although KL's tin trade has declined since, the prosperity of the city has continued to grow.
Today, KL is home to 1.5 million people within the city proper, and more than 6 million in the surrounding metropolitan area. It is the political and cultural centre of the nation. Kuala Lumpur leads Malaysia's fast paced development in trade and commerce, banking and finance, manufacturing, transportation, information technology and tourism. Malaysia is considered one of the fastest growing countries in South-East Asia.
Kuala Lumpur has plenty to offer in terms of sights and shopping. Not to be missed is the Petronas Twin Towers at the heart of the city, one of the modern marvels of the world. The Towers are called Menara (Malay for "tower") 1 and 2, and until October 2003, they were the tallest buildings in the world. The towers are connected at the 41 and 42 level by a Skybridge. This is open to visitors on Tuesdays to Sundays from 8.30am to 5pm. At the foot of the towers, there is the superb KLCC shopping mall, offering branded items, superb eateries and several attractions such as the Petrosains Discovery Centre and the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. KLCC (Kuala Lumpur City Centre) is easily accessible by taxi and the Light Rapid Transit train system.
HERITAGE SUITES
Heritage Suites is part of the beautiful South Lake at Mines Resort City. You can expect all the excitement at the water’s edge. Its unique feature – the open canals, lead to a water front promenade which comprises of contemporary Peranakan – designed shops, restaurants, cafes as well as boutique offices, all integrated by water. Sip your favourite cup of coffee as you witness the street life along the tree – lined canals bursting with life.
Experience the vibrancy of the old – world Baba and Nyonya alongside the modern convenience of the 21st century …… all at your doorstep.
ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION
In all 2 BRs by adding a sofa cum bed, four guests can be accommodated. Together with the interconnecting studio, 6 guests can be accommodated. Extra beds are available at the resort on additional payment basis.
CULTURAL & ARCHITECTURAL INFLUENCES
During the 17th century in Southeast Asia, thousands of the seafarers traded between the southern ports of China and those of Southeast Asia, particularly Malacca, Penang and Singapore. Many of these men took natives of Malaysia archipelago as wives. This offsprings of these marriages created a close-knit community which came to be called the Baba and Nyonya (also known as Straits Chinese or Peranakan). These cultures have mananged to maintain many ancient Chinese traditions, whilc adapting to the customs of the land in which they settled.
The Heritage’s external architecture is inspired by the eclectic style of Baba and Nyonya culture and heritage made unique with exquisite details, yet infused with an interior that is contemporary and plush.
On ground level, open canals, lead to a waterfront promenade which comprises of alfresco restaurants, cafes, specialty shops & boutique offices
On higher levels, you enjoy lake views that allow you to enjoy the cool breeze as you feast your eyes on the tranquility of the lake.
• Strategic Location
• Architectural Uniqueness
• Canal Waterfront Lifestyle
• Superb Facilities
• Famous Brand of Mines Resort City
• USD500 Million Invested Existing Amenities
• Established Neighbourhood
• International Quality Compliant
• Complete Premium Quality Furnishing
• 5-Star Services And Maintenance By World Famous Hotel - “Palace of Golden Horses”
• Complete premium quality furnishings
• Spacious layout with 11.5 ft. ceiling
• Modern kitchen cabinet system
• Fully air-conditioned
• Quality built-in wardrobes
• Central Astro & TV / Radio Antenna
• Intelligent home / security automation cum alarm system backbone
• Gymnasium
• Launderette service
• Housekeeping
• Café & restaurants
• 3 Swimming pools
• Wading pools with slides
• Water feature & landscaping at poolside
• Saunas
• Children play area
• Barbeque pits with wash area
• Garden walkway
• Water taxi jetty
• 24-hour security (alarm system, security guards, smart card access)
• CCTV at lift & lobby
• Wireless internet access (broadband)
• White tiger garden
• Dedicated landscaped garden• BBQ and BBQ party
NEARBY TO EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE & PUBLIC GOLF COURSES
Golf Courses (Distance within 10km radius)
• The Mines Resort & Golf Club
• Bukit Jalil Golf Resort
• Kinrara Golf Club
• Saujana Impian
• Bangi Golf Resort
• Palm Garden Golf Club
• Kajang Hill Golf ResortFacilities at The Mines Resort & Golf Club:
Function room, boardroom, restaurant, members’ lounge, personalized lockers, lobby lounge, buffet bar, bar terrace, dining rooms, spa, indoor swimming pool, pro-shop, Japanese garden terrace, dressing room, rooms for robes, a VIP waiting room and Presidential Suites
• Rs 900 per night for a Studio
• Rs 1700 per night for a 2 BR
• Minimum booking of 3 nights required
• Member inventory will be debited based on season / apartment entitlement against season / apartment booked.
• International Exchange Fee (IEF) has to be paid at the time of reservation itself and this is refundable only if the cancellation/ amendment request comes minimum 15 days before check-in date
Check in - 1400 hours & Check out - 1100 hours
Temperatures in Kuala Lumpur range from 22.35 to 31.85 (Celcius).
Rainfall in Kuala Lumpur varies from 384.0 to 792.0 (mm/month).
Address
Telephones
FaxD'Warisan (The Heritage),
Jalan SB Dagang, Mines Resort City,
43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor,
Malaysiapeyei@theheritage.com.my
charlotte@theheritage.com.my amir@theheritage.com.my
603-8947 9888 / 9988
603-8945 8528BY ROAD FROM SINGAPORE
Getting to Kuala Lumpur is no problem as over 40 international airlines, including Malaysia Airlines, serve the city's new Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) at Sepang. Domestic routes are served by Singpore Airlines, Air Asia, Pelangi Airand Royal Brunei Airlines, in addition to Malaysia Airlines. Flight time from India is approximately 4 hours. Flight time from Europe is 12-13 hours. From Tokyo about 7-8hrs. From Bangkok about 2 hrs.
KLIA is a very modern, spacious airport about 70 Km south of Kuala Lumpur. The easiest way to get to the city is by taking the KLIA Express, a high speed train which takes you the KL Central in 28 minutes and from there you are just a few minutes from the city center, either by taxi, train or the monorail (this one specifically for the Golden Triangle and shopping complex)
GETTING AROUND
The public transport system within KL is efficient and comfortable. New expressways, a remodelled rail network and the new train station have all contributed to a reduction in traffic congestion whereas buses and city trains transport large numbers of people as well. Travellers will probably find the Light Rail (LRT) the easiest to use as it is frequent and fast. The long anticipated Monorail (PRT)is yet to open. Taxis are also a cheap alternative for getting around. Kuala Lumpur is also served by the country's largest seaport, Port Klang
Latest public transportation for tourist in Kuala Lumpur. KL HOP-ON HOP-OFF double decker city tour bus. Operate from 8.30am to 8.30pm daily. Circular route that pass through over 40 attractions within 22 stops. Hop-on hop-off concept. RM38.00 for one day pass(24 hours validity).
WK. NO. St Date Malaysia WK. NO. St Date Malaysia 1 5th Jan R 27 6th Jul R 2 12th Jan R 28 13th Jul R 3 19th Jan R 29 20th July R 4 26th Jan R 30 27th Jul W 5 2nd Feb R 31 3rd Aug W 6 9th Feb R 32 10th Aug W 7 16th Feb R 33 17th Aug W 8 23rd Feb R 34 24th Aug W 9 2nd Mar W 35 31st Aug W 10 9th Mar W 36 7th Sep W 11 16th Mar W 37 14th Sep W 12 23rd Mar W 38 21st Sep W 13 30th Mar W 39 28th Sep R 14 6th Apr R 40 5th Oct R 15 13th Apr R 41 12th Oct 16 20th Apr R 42 19th Oct R 17 27th Apr R 43 26th Oct R 18 4th May R 44 2nd Nov R 19 11th May P 45 9th Nov R 20 18th May P 46 16th Nov R 21 25th May P 47 23rd Nov R 22 1st June R 48 30th Nov W 23 8th June R 49 7th Dec W 24 15th June R 50 14th Dec R 25 22nd June R 51 21st Dec P 26 29th June R 52 28th Dec P STRATEGIC CENTRAL LOCATION
Accessible via a modern highway network, KTM rail & water taxi
• Directly accessible via SILK & BESRAYA Highways
• Immediate connections to North-South Highway, KESAS Expressway and North-South Central Link Expressway
• Only 10 minutes to Kuala Lumpur, 15 minutes to Putrajaya/Cyberjay and 20 minutes to KLIA & Petaling Jaya
Kuala Lumpur is a cosmopolitan city of skyscrappers, notably the magnificent Petronas Twin Towers (currently are reputed to be the tallest buildings in the world), and the grand Kuala Lumpur Tower. However, KL retains much of the character and colour of countless old colonial buildings and pre-war edifices intertwined with modern buildings featuring a range of influences: Moorish, Islamic, Tudor, Minangkabau and contemporary. The blending of the old and new will capture your heart and mind in a way no other international city will. Despite its urban environment, Kuala Lumpur retains the ambience of a garden city with its attractive landscaping, lush greenery and extensive public parks.
SULTAN ABDUL SAMAN BUILDING
A stately, historic building rich in character, it was built in 1897 to house several important government departments during the British administration. This Moorish-inspired building, topped by a shiny copper dome and a 40m high clock tower, is a major landmark in the city. It serves as the backdrop for important events such as the National Day Parade on August 31 and the ushering in of the New Year. This heritage buildings now occupied by the Supreme Court and the Textile Museum.
RUMAH PENGHULU ABU SEMAN
The heritage centre of the Badan Warisan Malaysia (Heritage of Malaysia Trust) is located in a mock Tudor building dating from 1925. In the garden is a bamboo hut built by Orang Asli of the Temiar community and a restored Malay timber house known as the Rumah Penghulu. This was formerly the residence of a local headman in Kedah. It is beautifully decorated throughout with intricate carvings and has been furnished to reflect a house in the early thirties with some wedding accoutrements. A guided tour and viewing of a video documentary on the restoration is available.
The centre hosts regular exhibitions with a heritage theme and has a gift shop and reference library.
NATION SPORTS COMPLEX
The National Sports Complex situated on a 200 acre site in Bukit Jalil is the venue for sports and other functions. It houses the National Stadium, Putra Stadium, National Aquatic Centre, National Hockey Stadium and National Squash Centre. Traditional carvings adorn the main entrance of the National Stadium which was the venue for the opening, closing ceremonies and the track and field events during the Kuala Lumpur '98 XVI Commonwealth Games.
THE FAMILY PARK
The family park consists of two rugby fields, two soccer fields, a sepak takraw court, beach volley ball, basket ball courts plus a children's playground. Changing rooms, food stalls, surau (prayer room) and bathrooms are provided. Camping area for scouts with basic facilities plus training equipment for obstacle and endurance activities.
KUALA LUMPUR RAILWAY STATION
Built in 1910, the station is yet another heritage building that reflects the influence of Moorish architecture. It was extensively renovated in 1986 to provide air-conditioned comfort and modern facilities for rail passengers. From this station, passengers can travel to most cities and towns on Peninsular Malaysia's west coast and to Tumpaton the east coast. There are also train services to Singapore and Thailand.
THE NATIONAL THEATER
Permanent home of the National Theatre Company and the National Symphony Orchestra, the National Theatre is responsible for the development of all forms of theatrical art in Malaysia. Designed as a functional building which not only reflects the beauty of form, the National Theatre is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment while still retaining the national heritage and traditional Malay design. Drama, dance and musical performances are held regularly.
DATARAN MERDEKA
Facing the Sultan Abdul Samad Building is Dataran Merdeka or Merdeka Square, an immaculately-tufted 8.2 hectare area of historical interest. A 100 meter-high flagpole marks the spot where the Malayan Flag was hoisted on August 31, 1957 signifying the independence of the country from British rule. At the opposite end of the square is an inviting spot where visitors can relax amid soothing rushing waters of fountains, elegant colonnades and colorful beds of zinnias and marigolds. Beneath the square is Plaza Putra, an underground food, leisure and entertainment complex.
NATIONAL MOSQUE
This uniquely designed mosque embodies a contemporary expression of traditional Islamic art, calligraphy and ornamentation. Its most striking feature is the multi-fold umbrella-like roof which symbolizes the aspirations of an independent nation. Standing prominently against the skyline is the sleek and stylish 73m high minaret.
The national mosque serves serves as the principal mosque for the city dwellers.
CAMMONWEALTH HILL AND FAMILY PARK
Located at the north of the National Sports Complex is a memorial park for the Kuala Lumpur '98 Commonwealth Games Commonwealth Hill. Major plazas located here are Plaza Bendera, Plaza Komanwel, Plaza Central which highlight the history and information on all the nations which took part in the Kuala Lumpur '98 Games. Plaza Pandangan (Scenic Plaza) is the highest point from where you can get a breathtaking view of the National Sports Complex and Kuala Lumpur skyline. Trees surrounding a man made lake reflect the abundance of Malaysia's natural tropical resources.
SUNGAI KUYOH
This landscaped garden is a recreational area for a leisure stroll along the river. Lush and shady trees line the river bank.
Exercise stations are provided at certain places along the rive bank for light work-outs making it a pleasant experience.
NATIONAL ART GALLERY
Located on a 5.67 acres site at Jalan Temerloh, the National Art Gallery is flanked by the National Theatre and the National Library. Built with aesthetics and functionality in mind, the art gallery creates a space for the preservation, development, exploration and experimentation of the various facets of art in Malaysia. There are a number of galleries housing various permanent and temporary exhibitions. Amenities available include a creative centre, a sculpture garden, a photography and graphics studio, and auditorium, a library, a restoration space, a book shop and a cafe.
NATIONALPLANETARIUM
This blue-domed structure is situated atop a hill in KL Lake Gardens. Its attractions include the space theatre whit screens space shows and movies. In the main hall are permanent exhibits related to space science. Among them is Arianne IV space engine - one of the engines used to launch MEASAT I, Malaysia's first satellite into space. Head towards the Observatory where on a full moon you can see the heavenly bodies through the 14-inch telescope. The planetarium extends to a space theme park where replicas of ancients observatories are sited. The planetarium is connected by an overhead pedestrian bridge to the National Museum
KUALA LUMPUR LAKE GARDENS
KL's most popular park, located at Jalan Perdana, showcases harmony, beauty and tranquility created by both man and nature. Built around two lakes, the sprawling 91.6 hectares tropical garden is a pleasant oasis within the city providing a cool and soothing ambience as one walks through a vista of exotic blooms, luxuriant foliage, imposing sculptures, creative theme parks and majestic-looking rain trees. Attractions within the park are:
ORCHID GARDEN
Walk under pergolas, delighting in the exotic blooms of orchids or stroll through orchid-lined walkways! Buy a plant specimen as a memento of your visit to KL! Over 800 varieties of orchids, including the exotic species, thrive abundantly on this 1 hectare floral paradise. Cut flowers and plants are sold on weekend. Orchid growers at the garden provide practical tips and advice on the art of orchid growing.
BUTTERFLY PARK
More than 15,000 plants have been used to create this tropical rainforest setting of this park. It houses over 6,000 butterflies. There is a nursery and breeding area for butterflies.
KUALA LUMPUR BIRD PARK
One of the largest bird parks in the region the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park houses over 5,000 birds, with 90% local and 10% imported from overseas. The park spans 2-8 hectares of enclosure, 3.2 hectares of free flight aviary and 0.5 hectare devoted to the hornbill.
HIBISCUS GARDEN
Hibiscus, the 'Queen of Tropical Flowers' thrives in glorious shades in this garden where over 500 varieties are grown. Among them is the rosa sinensis, Malaysia's national flower.
DEER PARK
Roaming in idyllic bliss amid ponds, trees and dense hectares enclosure, are spotted deer from Holland. Look Out, too, for the elusive Kancil, the mousedeer from Malaysia's rainforest.
NATIONAL MONUMENT
Designed by the famous sculptor, Felix de Weldon, this 15.54m high bronze monument was constructed in 1966 to honor the country's fallen heroes during the Communist in urgency. It is one of the largest freestanding sculptures in the world.
ASEAN SCULPTURE GARDEN
Waterscape and landscape is combined harmoniously in this garden located just below the National Monument. It has a collection of prize-winning sculptures by some of the finest artists in the ASEAN region.
Eating out in Kuala Lumpur is a real gastronomic adventure. There is such a diverse and rich variety of food that will excite one’s taste buds insatiably- spicy Malay food, endless variety of Chinese delicacies, exotic cuisine from North and South India as well as Nyonya, Thai, Japanese, Korean and Portuguese food, and irresitible seafood. Western cuisine is easily available apart from international chain fast foods. You have a choice of dining at hotels, cozy restaurants, the hundreds of roadside stalls and food bazaars catering for different budget and preference or a quick bite at any of the fast food outlets.
Popular Malaysian gourmet specialties include satay (marinated and barbecued meat, normally chicken, beef or mutton), nasi lemak (savoury rice steamed in coconut milk), roti canai (fried flattened bread), chicken rice and fried noodles. Meal prices range from 3 RM per person at a hawker stall to more than 300 RM per person in an expensive restaurant. There is a 5% service tax and 10% service charge added to the bill.
Here are some favorites of the different ethnic cuisines:
Malay- satay (barbecued meat on skewers), nasi padang(rice served with a variety of side-dishes), mee siam (spicy noodles) and nasi lemak (rice cooked in coconut milk, served with fish). Sambal, a fiery chilli-paste often accompanies a meal.
Chinese - yaung tau foo (a dish of vegetables, seafood and meat-stuffed items), chicken rice (a fragrant dish of rice served with slivers of tender chicken) and laksa (noodles in a curry-like soup).
Indian - nasi beriyani (yellow rice cooked with spices and served with chicken or mutton) and paratha (Indian pancake eaten with curry). Dosas, Idlis and Wadas are popular South Indian vegetarian snacks.
NIGHT LIFE AND ENTERTAINMENT
Kuala Lumpur is a city that never sleeps, at least until the wee hours, with night spots pulsating to the rhythm of the night life. As KL comes alive in a blaze of multi-coloured lights when the night falls, there is always something to keep you entertained with the profusion of lively karaoke lounges, pubs with live bands and jazz, discos, cinemas and cineplexes showing contemporary English, Malay, Chinese, Hindi and Indonesian movies, theatres, night clubs, cabarets, bowling alleys etc. Local theatre groups regularly stage enthralling Asian and Western dramas, dance dramas and the bangsawan (traditional Malay opera). Or you may just take a stroll at the pasar malam, the local night street market, for worthwhile bargains.
At dusk, Malaysia reveals a new facet. Hotel lounges and clubs, frequently found within the larger hotels, are active at night. Although somewhat expensive, these clubs usually have entertainment on a nightly basis, excluding Sunday. Performances and styles range from jazz to piano acts and popular music.
Locating pubs and bars may require some effort as the these are usually situated in the suburbs where live-music is often played.Pubs close around 11pm, however, so late-night action seekers must look elsewhere. Discos begin to warm up just as the pubs start closing their doors and often stay open until 2am. Some have live bands and light shows but often require cover charges or drink minimums. Consult with the locals for the hottest spots. Nightclubs and cabarets, or "kelab malam" as the locals call them, offer fifties-style atmosphere, often with variety acts, floor shows and bands.
Kuala Lumpur has somehow maintained its old world charm alongside its skyscrapers, and is a haven for all types of souvenirs, handicrafts and local bric-a-bracs. Great places for bargain hunting are on Petaling Street while Central Market has a delightful range of local handicrafts. A large number of malls have wide range of goods to suit all tastes and budgets. Also do not miss KLCC Suria, the spacious shopping centre at the base of the Petronas Twin Towers. Other large shopping complexes that deserves a mention include One Utama Shopping Complex, Mid-Valley Megamall and Sunway Pyramid. Last but not least: Mingle with the jostling crowd at the numerous roadside stalls or share in the heady excitement of the carnival like 'pasar malam' or night markets. Shopping in KL is one of travel's greatest pleasures! And like those who have gone before you, you'll just want to come back.
But there still remains the question of what to buy? KL is known for its wonderful array of handicrafts from intricate silver, brass and pewter items to pottery, rattan, batiks and wickerwork. You will find beautiful art objects and curious items from the orient with carpets and rugs of lustrous silk and fine wool in traditional designs of intricate geometric motifs or patterned in beautiful floral designs of pastel hues. There's ready-to-wear apparel of every design and colour and trendy shoes and handbags to match.
KL is also a good place for buying designer collections, elegant footwear, exclusive watches and quality fabrics. You can find very competitive prices for electronic equipment, computers and cameras. For handicrafts, look out at the Central Market Complex in Chinatown. Jalan Petaling in the heart of Chinatown is a colourful shopping stress and has some craftwork, cheap clothes abd copy watches. The biggest and most popular shopping malls are in the Golden Triangle on Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan Bukit Bintang.
Chinese New Yer (January / February)
Chinese New Year is a joyous occasion celebrated with feasts and lion dances to ward off evil spirits and usher in the lunar new year. Family reunion dinners are a must among the Chinese on the eve of the new year.Christmas (25th December)
Midnight services are held at churches on Christmas eve. Shopping centres and hotels echo with refreshing carols. In KL, the revelry and Yuletide spirit of Christmas is enjoyed by Christians and non-Christians alike.Deepavali (October / November)
Deepavali or the “Festival of Lights” is a Hindu celebration to mark the triumph of good over evil. Hindu homes are emblazoned with lights to symbolize the triumphMalaysia Fest (September)
This is the annual showcase of Malaysia’s cultural heritage and culinary delights. For two weeks, the major hotels and shopping complexes join forces to feature the culture, cuisine and handicrafts of various states in Malaysia.Floral Festival (July)
Kuala Lumpur booms even lovelier during this time with decorated side-walks and buildings, flora hunts, flower sales and exhibitions of Malaysia’s diverse flora at public gardens, hotel lobbies and shopping malls. The festival culminates in a spectacular international floral parade featuring floral floats in spectacular coloursShopping Carnival (October)
Bargains galore at shopping complexes in KL during this not to be missed annual two-week long shopping extravaganza which offers attractive discounts for various products.KL City Date (1st February)
Kuala Lumpur commemorates its declaration as a Federal Territory on 1 February with festivities, performances and competitions centred at Taman Tasik Perdana, its premier lake gardens and Taman TitiwangsaNational Day (31st August)
The National Day is celebrated with parades and public performances at the Independence Square. KL will be gaily decorated and adorned with lights for the grand annual occasion.Hari Raya Adilfitri
Hari Raya Adilfitri is celebrated by Muslims after the month-long Ramadan fasting. Muslims usher in the festival with prayers in the mosques followed by receiving well-wishers in their homes.
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