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Travel guide To Visit Tourist Attractions In Alor Setar,Malaysia

Alor Setar of Malaysia is a splendid city with blooming economic prosperity. It is a tourist hub for entertainment, art, and, of course, mouth-filling eateries. The explorers get ample opportunities to explore the culture, from ancient structures to ancient methods of cultivating paddy. While in Alor Setar, you don’t have to worry about the travel guide as the entire city itself is an attraction to soak in, and finding a marvel is as easy as availing yourself of a Malaysia visa.

So, for an in-depth guide, here is a list of top attractions and the best things to do in Alor Setar, Malaysia

Zahir Mosque

The Zahir Mosque on Dataran Alor Setar is one of the best architectural masterpieces in Malaysia. It is also listed among the ten most beautiful mosques in the world. The five-doomed Morish structure exhibits the intricacies and decorations covering its white façade. While the blue mosaics sit above the entrance, Arabic calligraphy fills the walls.

The Clock Tower

The Big Clock Tower, or Menara Jam Besar, stands next to the Zahir Mosque. This magnificent structure dates back to almost the same time as the mosque. In the 1900s, the muezzin of the mosque rang the bells to call for prayer. Today, this clock still shows the time with the same beautiful legacy that stood for almost one hundred years ago.

Sultan Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah Gallery

The Sultan Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah Gallery, alias the Sultan Museum, offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of the former ruler of Kedah, Sultan Abdul Halim. It includes everything from the late Sultan’s processions, official documents, and photographs to his luxury cars and watches collections. It is one of the most interesting places to visit in Malaysia.

Nobat Tower

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The Octagonal Nobat Tower is listed among the true architectural gems of Malaysia. It is often confused with the big clock tower due to its similar structure. This three-tiered tower, which was once used by the Sultan to store his royal instruments, today, is one of the best places to visit in Alor Setar.

Balai Besar

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Nestled in the heart of Alor Setar, Balai Besar is a traditional kampong-style building which once hosted state events like royal weddings and coronations. It was meticulously refurbished after its destruction by the invaders in the early 19th century. You can witness the triangular-shaped roof and two winding staircases connecting the open-air ground floor with the upper levels.

Istana Kuning

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Istana Kuning, or the Yellow Palace, holds the title of being the official house of the Sultan of Kedah almost one hundred years ago. Once you enter the palace, you will see four buildings constructed within the palace compound in a bright royal yellow colour.

Alor Setar Tower

Located in the city centre, Alor Setar Tower is the second-largest telecommunication tower in Malaysia. This astonishing tower is a must-visit Alor Setar tourist attraction, offering scenic views of the gleaming skyline. There is an observation deck, souvenir shops, revolving restaurants, and even an amphitheatre to keep you entertained.

Alor Setar’s Chinatown

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Yes, even Alor Setor has its own Chinatown, bustling with numerous restaurants, vibrant souvenir shops, and local retail shops. It is the best place to visit in Alor Setar if you are craving some authentic noodle dishes and dumplings to fill your tummies. Chinatown represents the Chinese culture in the city and offers a perfect opportunity to learn more about their traditions and customs.

Kedah State Art Gallery

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The Kedah State Art Gallery, residing within the building built in the late 1800s, represents the rich heritage of Kedah culture. The house exhibits and galleries display antique weapons, jewellery, Chinese porcelain and furniture collections. You can also see paintings, calligraphy exhibits, woodcarving exhibits, photographs and more.

Kedah Paddy Museum

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The Kedah Paddy Museum is a fascinating museum devoted to the growth and culture of Kedah’s paddy cultivation. It is also the fourth paddy museum in the world and features galleries, murals, and exhibits showcasing ancient techniques and modern methods of rice cultivation. You can also attend seminars and talks to learn more about the paddy history of Kedah.

The capital of Kedah, Alor Setar, has a lot more to offer. So, be sure to visit them all!

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“CUTI-CUTI MALAYSIA”

 Malaysia was once ranked 9th in the world for tourist arrivals.The Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report 2017 ranks Malaysia 25th out of 141 countries overall.

In an effort to diversify the economy and make Malaysia's economy less dependent on exports, the government pushed to increase tourism in Malaysia. As a result, tourism has become Malaysia's third largest source of foreign exchange income, and accounted for 7% of Malaysia's economy as of 2005.

The government agency in charge of promoting tourism in Malaysia is Tourism Malaysia or the Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board (MTPB). On 20 May 1987, the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Tourism (MOCAT) was established and TDC moved to this new ministry. TDC existed from 1972 to 1992, when it became the Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board (MTPB), through the Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board Act, 1992.

In 1999, Malaysia launched a worldwide marketing campaign called "Malaysia, Truly Asia" which was largely successful and brought in over 7.4 million tourists. The extra revenue generated by tourism helped the country's economy during the economic crisis of 2008.

KELANTAN

Kota Bharu means ‘New City’ in Malay which is a bit of a misnomer as this is actually one of the most traditional places in all of Malaysia. Kota Bharu (which is sometimes also spelled Kota Baru) is the capital of the state of Kelantan on the east coast of peninsular Malaysia and many people simply visit it as part of a trip to the lush Perhentian Islands off the coast. Simply using Kota Bharu as an entry and exit point is a shame however, as there is plenty to enjoy here for a few days and you will get to see a completely different side of the country.

The east coast of Malaysia is known for being far more conservative than the west coast and the central region, but this allows you to get a glimpse of a fascinating culture here. This includes beautiful Islamic architecture in the form of graceful mosques and you can also enjoy traditional museums and a range of toothsome local dishes that are unique to the state of Kelantan.

 Have breakfast at Restoran Capital

If you want to kick off a trip to Kota Bharu with one of the best breakfasts in the city then head to Restoran Capital where you can try a local favorite called Nasi Kerabu which includes blue rice and a number of delicious curries that you will only find in Kelantan.

A plate of Nasi Kerabu comes with hard boiled eggs and crunchy prawn crackers and you can also get coffee or tea here if you just fancy a drink. Bear in mind that this is more of a breakfast venue than anything and if you arrive after 9 am then the nasi kerabu may already be sold out. It’s that good.

Ride on the Jungle Railway

 The Jungle Railway is one of the main reasons why many people travel to Kota Bharu in the first place.The railway runs along the east coast and through the center of Malaysia and passes through Kelantan where it stops at the city of Tumpat.When you travel on the railway, you can spend time enjoying the amazing jungle views and the train carriages hark back to another era when one of the only ways to travel here was by train.

 Tour Istana Jahar

One of the best museums in Kota Bharu is Istana Jahar which dates from 1887. As such this is one of the prettiest buildings in the city in its own right and it contains an amazing display of craft objects from the state of Kelantan such as batik pieces which are weaved in the traditional style.The museum will also take you on a walk through a range of local ceremonies such as a circumcision ceremony using diagrams and photographs, and you can even learn about Kelantanese weddings and funerals.If you want to have a drink and look out onto the pretty Kelantan River then consider heading to Bike Station Cafe.Here you will find a number of dishes and drinks available including a range of local snack options like spring rolls called popiah.You can also simply relax with a fruit juice or an iced coffee, but if you are feeling active then there is also the opportunity to rent a bike here (hence the name of the cafe) and zoom up and down the main waterfront promenade.

Take a boat ride down the Galas River

 The Galas River is one of the main rivers in Kelantan and is also a tributary of the main river artery in the state known as the Kelantan River.Many people come to Kelantan to take a boat ride down the river and this is one of the most magical experiences that you can have in this part of Malaysia.The river snakes through thick areas of jungle and you can choose different kinds of tours such as short jaunts up the river or longer trips that can take several days if you are game.

Walk along Pantai Cahaya Bulan

Pantai Cahaya Bulan means Moonlight Beach in Malay and is one of the premium beaches in the Kota Bharu area. Interestingly, it used to be known as Pantai Cinta Berahi which means the Beach of Passionate Love, and so the locals, perhaps fearful of visitors to the beach taking this literally, decided to change the name to something more chaste. Nowadays the beach is usually referred to as PCB and you will find a strip of sand here that backs on to some delightful little restaurants that sell local seafood dishes. This mostly consist of grilled fish called ‘ikan bakar’ so try and time your visit to coincide with lunch or dinner.

 PERLIS

Perlis is the smallest state in Malaysia covering an area of around 800 sq km. It is also the northernmost state on the peninsular and is surrounded by Thailand on the northwest, north and northeast borders and by Kedah state on the south and east.Its full official name is Perlis Indera Kayangan. In the 2010 census it had a population of just 225,000 which was the least populated in Malaysia apart from the Federal Territories of Labuan and Putrajaya.The capital city of Perlis is Kangar and the royal capital, where the Raja has his residence, is Arau. Perlis is the only state where the ruler has the title Raja.There are not a huge number of tourist attractions in the state but Perlis does have a certain rustic charm with green rice fields, quaint kampungs and the unspoilt beauty of its forested border with Thailand.I must admit I have only visited Perlis once so far. Based on my visit, here are my suggestions of what to see and things to do in Perlis. 

Interesting places to visit in Perlis

GUA KELAM

One of the most distinctive caves in Malaysia with a 370-metre long limestone cave near the small town of Kaki Bukit (literally 'foot hill') and known as the Cave of Darkness. Gua Kelam Recreational Park is popular for its enchanting 'cave walk' where you can enter from one end of the cave and come out at a different location.

Hutan Lipur Bukit Air

This recreational park is located real near the Perlis snake farm where visitors can experience the sight and sounds of a tropical rainforest or dip their toes in cool streams that goes through the forest.

  Kota Kayang Museum

A museum that traces back to the history of the Kedah’s Sultanate which had something to do with how Perlis for formed. Things that can be found here include money, artifacts, weapons and some ornaments.

   Kuala Perlis

 A quint little town that hold one of the entrance to Langkawi Island. Immerse and explore the life that goes on in this small fishing village and its range of amazing seafood.

  KEDAH

Kedah is a state in the Peninsular Malaysia and together with Perlis, Perak and Kelantan, they all share a common border with their neighbouring country, Thailand. Kedah is known as the “Rice Bowl of Malaysia” where its rice plains produce more than half of the country’s home grown supply. Kedah’s early history can be traced from the prehistoric period to the archeological site of Bujang Valley, the early Maritime trade of India, Persia, Arabs to the written works of the early Chinese pilgrims and early Chinese records, the Hikayat Merong Mahawangsa or known as the Kedah Annals to the Al-Tarikh Salasilah Negeri Kedah. Kedah was also known as Kedaram, Kidaram, Kalagam and Kataha by the Tamils and Kalah or Kalaha by the Persians.

In the 7th and 8th centuries, the region was dominated by Sri Vijaya. It followed by the Siamese until the 15th century, when the Malay sultanate of Melaka came to power. During this period, the Melakan influences were introduced while the dominant aspects of Kedah’s ancient civilisation began to wane. In the 17th century, Kedah was attacked by the Portuguese when it conquered various parts of Malaysia. In 1821, Kedah fell into the hands of the Siamese and remained under their control until British took over when the Anglo-Siamese Treaty was signed in 1909. Kedah established independence along with the rest of Malaysia in 1957.

Bujang Valley

Enchanting Bujang Valley in Kedah has ancient ruins and artefacts from a lost Hindu-Buddhist civilisation. This archaeological area was the site of an ancient Hindu-Buddhist kingdom that ruled the region from the 4th century AD. Over 50 Hindu and Buddhist temples or chandis (or candi) have been excavated from various sites in the valley. Artefacts and relics found at various sites, dating back to the 4th century, includes pottery shards, stone statues of Hindu icons, inscribed stone tablets, metal tools, Song and Ming Dynasties ceramic wares, ornaments, beads and semi-precious stones.

Kuala Kedah Fort

(Kota Kuala Kedah or Kota Kuala Bahang) is sited at the mouth of Sungai Kedah facing Malacca Strait. The fort, surrounded by a moat, is the site of numerous battles that marked Kedah’s struggle against foreign domination and control.

Bukit Hijau Forest Recreation Park - The Bukit Hijau waterfall is familiar to many in Kedah but less known to tourists from outside the state. This park, located in the Gunong Inas Forest Reserve, boasts some beautiful waterfalls along Sungai Mempelam (Mempelam River). The recreational park spreads over 2,100 hectares, with seven waterfalls and natural pools at each fall.

PERAK

It is not easy to pick the top Perak attractions because there is so much to see and do here. Perak is one of the largest states in Peninsular Malaysia with an area of over 21,000 sq. km. stretching from just north of Selangor all the way of the Thai border. Its scenery includes the hills of the Titiwangsa range along its Eastern edge, the unusual limestone karst towers outside Ipoh, some spectacular caves, the huge Temenggor Lake, excellent beaches and the popular resort island of Pangkor.

The historic towns of Ipoh (Perak's capital), Taiping and Batu Gajah contain some fine heritage buildings and places of interest while the Royal town of Kuala Kangsar has some interesting palaces, museums and mosques to admire. Perak was one of Malaysia's main tin mining areas and the country's only surviving tin dredge is a piece of industrial heritage that can still be visited. Add in the Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan, the former colonial hill station of Maxwell Hill, Kellie's Castle and for families, The Lost World of Tambun, and you can see that Perak has much to offer. Top Perak Attractions.Here are my suggestions for the Top Attractions based on those that I have visited so far. I may add more to the list as I explore further.

1. Ipoh Heritage Walk - Explore Ipoh On Foot 

Take yourself on my Ipoh Heritage Walk, a walking tour of old Ipoh. I have prepared a map and information on over 30 historic buildings and points of interest for you to explore.

2. Batu Gajah Heritage Trail 

Batu Gajah is not nearly as famous as Ipoh but it also has a lot to offer lovers of heritage with many fine and interesting buildings surviving from the colonial era. With this map and information you can do a self-guided tour.

3. The Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan 

The small Perak town of Teluk Intan contains Malaysia's answer to the Leaning Tower of Pisa. It is an old water tower disguised to look like a Chinese pagoda and it has a distinct incline due to subsidence. Also try this Walking Tour of Teluk Intan to see more attractions.

4. Pasir Salak Historical Complex 

This riverside compound has some attractive buildings and a museum commemorating the assassination of JWW Birch, the first British Resident of Perak.

5. Tanjung Tualang Tin Dredge 

Close to the town of Batu Gajah in Perak there is a surviving tin dredge, a colossal industrial relic from the days when Malaysia was the world’s largest tin producer. Read about it here.

6. Gua Tempurong 

Tempurong Cave is one of the largest natural limestone caves in Malaysia stretching over 1.5km. It is a show cave with safe walkways and illuminated to reveal its natural beauty. It is easy to get to.

7. Perak Tong Cave Temple 

On the outskirts of Ipoh there are many fascinating cave temples to visit. One of the most famous is Perak Tong Cave Temple. The cave contains a 40 foot high golden Buddha and beautiful murals. Climb 450 steps for a great view of Ipoh.

8. Lost World of Tambun 

This is an international standard theme park in a beautiful setting near Ipoh. In addition to slides, pools and other water-based attractions, the park has a mini zoo and hot springs.

9. Kellie's Castle

This historic half-built palatial home for a Scottish planter is one of the top Perak attractions. You can find out about its sad history and the legends that go with it. 

10. Pangkor Island

 This island has some of the best beaches on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and busy fishing villages where you can stock up on ikan bilis and other seafood product.

TERENGGANU

Kuala Terengganu is the capital of the great state of Terengganu in Malaysia. The state lies along the coast of the South China Sea and stretches for almost 13,000 square kilometers. Located inside the state of Terengganu you will find beautiful little villages and towns, as well as idyllic islands and of course the star attraction which is the capital of Kuala Terengganu itself.

One of the great draws about a visit to Kuala Terengganu is that is offers such diversity. As well as strips of sandy beach, you will also find a mix of Chinese and Malay culture here thanks to the sizeable local Chinese community. As part of a trip here you can walk around the town and visit pretty heritage buildings and museums, or you spend time mussel picking and squid fishing.

Whatever you choose to do, you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to the food, which mixes Peranakan cuisine with typical Malay dishes and plenty of fresh seafood.

PANTAI BATU BURUK

If you want to find some sand in Kuala Terengganu then head for Pantai Batu Buruk which is one of the most popular beaches in the city.Here you will find a long strip of sand and you can take in the pretty scenery across the water.The beach is crowded at the weekends as local families descend so you may want to give it a miss at this time.It is also conveniently located across from the Cultural Centre Stage where you can watch a cultural show so you may want to check out the schedule at the same time.

Walk through Chinatown

Kuala Terengganu is blessed with a large Chinese population and with that in mind you can visit the pretty area of Chinatown when you are in the city. This part of Kuala Terengganu would have been founded at the end of the 19th century and is known as Kampung Cina in Malay. Here you will find many traditional shops and houses that are built in the Chinese style and you can wander around the winding streets here and enjoy the sights. This part of town is also a heritage sport according to the World Monument Watch Program of UNESCO

Visit Teck Soon Heritage House

You will recognize the Teck Soon Heritage House before you see it as it is painted in three different hues of blue. The house stands in the heritage area of Chinatown and would have been part of the famous Teck Soon Trading Company in the days of old. Now it has been transformed into a museum which will tell you all the history of the Chinese culture in Kuala Terengganu which is called Peranakan or Straits Chinese culture.

 Climb Bukit Puteri

Close to the Central Market in Kuala Terengganu you will find a flight of stairs which mark the beginning of Bukit Puteri. The climb to the top is around 200 meters and once you get to the summit you can enjoy beautiful views over the city which make the climb worth it. At the summit of the hill you will also find the crumbling ruins of a fort that would have dated from the 19th century.There is not much left of the fort now except for some ceremonial bells and cannons.

Visit the Ho Ann Kiong Buddhist Temple

Located in Kampung China, which is the Chinatown area of Kuala Terengganu, is the Ho Ann Kiong Buddhist Temple which is one of the most visited spots in the city. The Ho Ann Kiong Buddhist Temple is the primary place of worship for the Buddhist community here and is a riot of color. Make sure to check out the ornate courtyard which is filled with aromatic incense smoke as well as the colorful interior. The varied colors are said to represent the diversity in Kuala Terengganu.

 Travel to Pulau Duyung

If you fancy a trip out of the center of Kuala Terengganu then you can head to Pulau Duyung which is the largest island in the estuary across from the city. The island is famous for its fishing boat building businesses and you can come here and see how the boats have been built much in the same style and using the same tools for centuries. Getting to the island is part of the fun as you get to take a local ferry across and take in the cool breeze and views from the vantage point of the water.

Discover Masjid Terapung

Masjid Terapung means ‘Floating Mosque’ in Malay and sits around 10 kilometers away from the center of Kuala Terengganu. The mosque is an ode to classic Islamic architecture and is painted a brilliant white. It stands above a magnificent manmade lake which uses water from the nearby Ibai River and it is especially beautiful around sunset. Locals and visitors alike flock here to take pictures of the gleaming white structure reflected in the limpid waters of the lake and you can visit the mosque outside of prayer times as long as you are dressed modestly.

PAHANG

Malaysia, popularly known as the “Land of Mountains” is loved and visited by almost all the tourists all over the world. It exhibits numerous mountains, beaches, towering cliff sides and rain forests. If you are a nature lover, it is a destination meant for you as it has eminent flora and fauna. Overall, it is definitely worth visiting once! Pahang is one of the largest states located in Peninsular Malaysia, it is a major attraction for the tourists visiting Malaysia. It is esteemed for its beaches, mountains and rain forests and it has everything you would want on your vacation! There are a lot of places to visit in Pahang Malaysia such as Selingan Turtle Island, Taman Negara and Gamabang Water Park. Have a look at the most fascinating places to visit in Pahang Malaysia!

5 Best Places To Visit In Pahang Malaysia!

Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and multicultural country where you can experience soul soothing places and amazing things to do. To assist you, here’s a list of the places to visit in Pahang Malaysia so that you can have an enthralling vacation:

1. Selingan Turtle Island

Located some 40 kilometres away from Sandakan, the Selingan Island offers unique experiences and extraordinary sights that no other Malaysia islands does. With turtles swimming around on the beaches, it is nearly impossible to take both your eyes and camera away from them. It is touted as one of the best Malaysia islands.

 2. Taman Negara

Taman Negara is a diverse national park situated on the Malay peninsula or eastern Malaysia, it boasts eminent flora and fauna. It is also home to a wide variety of tigers, macaques and birds. It is considered as one of the oldest rainforests in the world with an estimated age of 130 million years. It gives you an insight into the tropical life and it is visited by thousands of tourists every year.

3. Lorong Kulit Flea Market

If you have a penchant for exploring flea markets, head here without a shadow of doubt. It is the biggest flea market in Penang. Also, it is the only one that is operational every day. Isn’t that a big sigh of relief? It sells anything and everything. You will records stashed against books and electrical items placed on study material. There’s nothing you may need that you won’t be able to find here, we promise.

4. Cecil Street Market

Cecil Street Market is the biggest hawker center within the inner city of George Town. It is bustling with people at all times in the day. You may not get a seat here in the peak lunch hours, so make sure to head here early and grab a bite with your coworkers or family. Some of the most famous foods served here include curry mee, pasembur, and fried sago. This market takes up one third of the space of the bigger market complex it is situated in.

5. First Avenue Mall

First Avenue Mall is an environment friendly shopping mall. Interestingly, no plastic is used in the complex. This mall’s style is influenced by European architecture. With an indoor-outdoor boulevard and Arabesque influences, this mall is touted to be one of the best malls in the region. You will have the time of your life here and will not be disappointed by the range of activities you can pursue here.

 Must Visit Places in Kuala Lumpur

01 Petronas Twin Towers

 The most popular tourist attractions in Kulala Lumpur, the Petronas Twin Towers are the tallest twin structures in the world. With a whopping 88-storeys, these feature Skybridge- the double-decker connecting structure between the towers along with the headquarters for Petronas Company and other offices. Other several attractions include Kuala Lumpur Convention centre and Suria KLCC Mall. The towers have Islamic-inspired architecture and the area around them features the well-maintained KLCC Park. You can avail all these attractions and more, by exploring around with the help of a 170 meters elevator inside.

02 Menara KL Tower

 Giving tough competition to the Petronas is the Menara KL Tower, which stands high at 421 metres and offers spectacular views of the city from a height of 276 metres, which is much higher than the Petronas’ SkyBridge Viewpoint and it is one of the best places to visit in Kuala Lumpur. The tower’s glistening spindle-like apex can be spotted from anywhere in KL and the Islamic and Persian style architecture is sure to leave you in awe! The tower boasts of the tallest freestanding revolving restaurant, an amphitheatre, cascading pools, fast-food places and gift shops that certainly make it a highlight among the places to visit in KL

 03 Batu Caves

A 272-step long trek leads you to this century-old temple in limestone which is probably one of the most popular tourist spots in Kuala Lumpur. There are three big caves and numerous smaller ones here, with idols and statues erected inside. Amongst them, the Cathedral Cave is most frequented for its archaic 100m high arched ceiling and several Hindu shrines within. The others are the Art Gallery Cave and Museum Cave, with statues as well as ancient paintings to admire.

  Negeri Sembilan

 What are the top Negeri Sembilan attractions?

Negeri Sembilan is one of the smallest states in Malaysia and it is not particularly well known as a tourist area. However there is a lot for the visitor to see and it is well worth taking time to look around. Being located close to the Klang Valley, it means that many of the top Negeri Sembilan attractions can be easily reached on a day trip from Kuala Lumpur. The name Negeri Sembilan means 'Land of the Nine States' after the nine districts, each with their own chieftain, which used to make up the state.

Borders have shifted over the centuries and districts re-organised so that today there are seven districts in Negeri Sembilan, namely Seremban (formerly Sungai Ujong), Port Dickson, Rembau, Jelebu, Kuala Pilah, Jempol and Tampin.

The state is home to Malaysia's Minangkabau culture, a community originally from West Sumatra who settled here in the 15th Century.

The Minangkabau are famous for their unique and elegant architecture with curving, ornate rooflines whose points are said to resemble buffalo horns.

Their society is traditionally matrilineal, meaning that wealth and surnames pass down the female line, although this community, numbering around 300,000, is nowadays fully integrated with the rest of the Malay population.

The ruler of Negeri Sembilan is known as the Yang di Pertuan Besar (He Who Is Greatest) instead of Sultan as in other Malaysian states.

 Negeri Sembilan Attractions

The Sumatran influence on the architecture is found in many distinctive and attractive villages in the state with an idyllic rural feel. This makes driving the byways a pleasure. Negeri Sembilan contains some modest sized mountains to hike. It is home to the nation's most popular beach resort and there are plenty of historic sites, museums, parks and more to enjoy.

 Royal Museum Seri Menanti

 The Royal Museum Seri Menanti is housed in the unique Old Palace building (Istana Seri Menanti) in the small town of Seri Menanti in the Kuala Pilah district of Negeri Sembilan. Seri Menanti is the royal capital of Negri Sembilan state. Negri Sembilan translates as ‘nine states’ referring to the nine territories which made up the confederation from 1773 onwards. The rulers of this state are of Minangkabau origin having migrated from western Sumatra about six centuries ago bringing their distinctive customs and architectural style with them.

This building was constructed between 1902 and 1908 as a royal palace to replace an earlier one which was destroyed by the British in 1875. It was built by two highly skilled local craftsmen, aided by technical drawings provided by the British head of the Public Works Department. This four storey wooden structure was made without the use of nails from chengal, a durable and termite-resistant tropical hardwood, and with ironwood roof tiles. Although the palace incorporates a sloping roofline, which is characteristic of Minangkabau architecture, the design is actually unique to Negeri Sembilan, perhaps with an element of colonial influence thrown in. It served as a palace and official residence of the Negri Sembilan ruling family until a newer brick palace was built nearby in 1932. The whole structure is elevated on stilts and the lowest floor was used as a hall for official audiences, while the second floor housed chambers for the royal family. Above that was the Yang Dipertuan Besar’s private apartment. 

The Old Palace

The palace was converted into a museum of royal regalia in 1992 and contains displays of costumes, weapons, furniture and other paraphernalia.

 As well as the building itself there are a couple of exhibits in the grounds:

Batu Kasur. This stone slab is a replica of an original in Minangkabau, West Sumatra. It was used to test a royal prince. Before becoming ruler he had to sleep on this stone for a few days while covered with jelatong leaves which irritate the skin. Only Raja Melawar is believed to have passed this test

 Batu Bertikam. This is another replica of an original stone in West Sumatra. This one relates to customs of the Chaniago tribe.

 Pantai Bagan Pinang. One of the better beaches. At the northern end a river discharges into the sea. The river was not too grubby but no doubt that varies with the weather. Better to avoid that end for swimming although the fishermen seemed to like it. The sand quality was good and clean. A group of happy girls were being towed around the bay on a banana boat. There is plenty of parking here. There are toilets and showers and a shop to rent windsurfers, kayaks, beach volleyball, and life jackets. There is a restaurant and picnic tables.

 Pantai Saujana. Fine, white sand and calm, clean water with no rocks hidden under the surface. Jet-skis, speed boats, banana boats for hire. Good parking. Food stalls, toilet and shower available. Trees for shade.

 Pantai Nelayan. This beach was a shocker! People were camping up one end but it was filthy with litter further along

Pantai Cahaya Negeri. One of the hotels on this beach, Bayu Beach Resort, claims this is Port Dickson's best beach and I think I would agree. It has a broad expanse of fine white sand and the sea water looks clean. The beach is a bit lacking in eating outlets and facilities unless you are staying in one of the resort hotels lining the beach but there is a food court opposite the Bayu Beach Resort.

 Teluk Kemang/Sri Purnama. I have linked these beaches together because it is not clear where one starts and the other one finishes. Teluk Kemang is the busiest and most popular of Port Dickson's beaches partly because of the street market atmosphere in the stalls in front of the beach and the wide variety of food stalls and restaurants. The beach itself has orange sand and the sea water quality is not bad. There are plenty of water sports vendors here. There is a big carpark but it gets very busy at weekends.

MELAKA

A quaint city with an abundance of breathtaking sights and rich heritage, Malacca is easy to get around on foot or trishaw to explore the many places that make it unique. As the unofficial historic capital of Malaysia, Malacca’s most prominent contribution to the Malaysian cultural landscape is the Baba-Nyonya or Peranakan culture.

 Possessing an eclectic blend of customs, traditions, food and lifestyle, the Peranakan still thrives in Malacca with a mix of old and new with historical buildings standing side by side with ultra modern shopping centres. From Ayer Keroh’s lush greenery to the Malacca City’s urban landscape, we have found our top ten places in Malacca that no visitor should leave out on their travel itinerary.

 A’Famosa is more than just quick photo stop opportunity for tourists. Built in 1511, the settlement used to sprawl across a whole hillside but now only a lone gate (Porta de Santiago) remains. One of the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Asia; it is set beside the Istana ke Sultanan on Jalan Kota.

 A’Famosa is perhaps Malacca’s best known sightseeing spot. Originally constructed by Alfonso de Albuquerque (who led the Portuguese invasion on the Malacca Sultanate), the remains of the fort is now a crumbling whitewashed gatehouse and is located downhill from St. Paul’s Church.

Structure of A'Famosa

In the 16th century A’Famosa housed the entire Portuguese administration, including its hospitals, five churches, elongated stockades and four key towers. One tower was a four-storey keep; the others were an ammunition storage room, captain’s residence and an officer’s quarters. The rest of the bastion comprised of townhouses clustered inside the fortress walls. The fort was expanded in 1586 to accommodate Malacca’s growing population.

 JONKER STREET

Jonker Street is a small street in Chinatown in the city centre. Along Jonker Street there aren’t a lot of sightseeing opportunities unless you count the noisy Chinese New Year song-and-dance show that takes place this time of year. In fact the only attraction worth getting a quick glimpse of is the historic mausoleum of Hang Jebat – named after the second most skilful of a band of five warriors. The exact age of this grave is unknown but its Acehnese design shows that Jebat was given a warrior’s burial despite his murderous rampage and inglorious death at the palace.

 Christ Church Information

Christ Church is located near to Malacca’s Chinatown centre. Across the bridge from the Jonker Street, it is one of the most popular sightseeing attractions in the Stadthuys area. A lot of colourful trishaws (You can pay to ride it) and directly opposite is the Historical Museum and Ethnographical Museum.

 The area is stepped in Baba Nyonya culture with opulent ‘Baba merchants’ houses and elegantly-conserved Nyonya restaurants that line the constricted roads. Christ Church is small – once inside, right beside the front doors there is a long table with brochures and religious paraphernalia for sale set up. There are about ten rows of pews before the main altar and the whole place has old light fixtures and plenty of worn-but-well-kept tiles.

Besides its commemorative purpose, Christ Church was constructed due to the fact that when the Dutch first conquered Malacca, they had no place of worship other than St. Paul’s Church, a small chapel built on St. Paul Hill.

 Later on, when the British took over Malacca they added a weathercock and bell to Christ Church and transformed it from a Protestant church into an Anglican one. Entrance into the basilica is free; it is not a big building and the interior is dark yet cosy, with dark polished wooden pews that face the altar and large timber crucifixes that hang on the walls. Meanwhile, outside the church is a beautiful collection of potted plants and a colourful group of trishaws lined up for tourists.

 ST PAUL CHURCH

The ruins of St. Paul’s Church are at the summit of St. Paul's Hill. Built on the site of the last Malaccan sultan’s istana (palace), it was constructed by Portuguese fidalgo (nobleman) captain, Duarte Coelho, in gratitude to the Virgin Mary for saving his life during a storm at sea.

TAMING SARI

Melaka Menara Taming Sari (Taming Sari Tower) officially opened for business on the 18th of April 2008, Menara Taming Sari is the first and only gyro tower in Malaysia so far. Measuring 110 metres in height, its revolving structure offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Malacca town and beyond.

 Located in the popular district of Bandar Hilir on Jalan Merdeka, only 3 minutes’ walk from Mahkota Parade Shopping Complex and Dataran Pahlawan Megamall, the tower is named after the Taming Sari keris, a mythical weapon said to possess mystical powers belonging to the legendary Malay warrior, Hang Tuah. Even the structure’s design follows the shape of the keris, with the peak of the tower resembling the its hilt.

Built using advanced Swiss technology, the tower’s structure is reportedly tough enough to withstand earthquakes measuring up to 10 on the Richter scale. Able to accommodate 80 people per viewing session, which lasts about 7 minutes, the glass cabin hypnotically revolves as it rises from the ground to the top of the tower.

Once it reaches the top, a breathtaking, sprawling view of Malacca as far as the eye can see, up to the Straits of Malacca, is clearly visible, especially in good weather, with the Melaka River running through the grand panorama below.

 JOHOR

Muar Walking Tour

Muar is an interesting seaside town with brightly painted shophouses, some colonial-era buildings and a matching pair of blue mosques on either bank of the Muar River estuary.

Nearby attractions:

Parit     Jawa (Seafood)

Grisek     Hot Spring

Parit     Sulong Bridge (WWII battle scene) 

 Gunung Lambak

Gunung Lambak is supposed to be an easy climb but for me it was exhausting. I found a nice hotel and restaurant in nearby Kluang.Nearby attractions:

Kluang     Town

Zenxin     Organic Farm

Air     Hitam 

Kukup Fishing Village

A chance to see a fishing village built on stilts over the sea and to sample some delicious seafood.

Nearby Attractions:

Pineapple     Museum

Bugis     Museum 

 Tanjung Piai

Tanjung Piai is at the southern most tip of mainland Asia. It is located in a small national park where you can learn about a typical mangrove eco-system.

Johor Bahru Heritage Trail

A walking tour around Johor Bahru's historic centre is a good way to experience some of the main attractions in this city.

Kota Tinggi Waterfalls

A popular waterfall resort, easily accessible from JB, with natural pools, slides, picnic spots and walkways alongside an impressive waterfall.

Johor's East Coast Beaches

The east coast of Johor is lined with mile after mile of sandy beaches, many of them deserted, such as Desaru, Tanjung Balau, Jason's Bay, Kuala Sedili, Tanjung Leman, Mersing, Teluk Buih, Air Papan and Penyabong. Read about them on my blog.

 Legoland Malaysia

Legoland Malaysia is a  world-class family theme park in Johor with over 40 interactive rides and attractions spread over 76 acres. 

Johor Premier Outlets

Shopaholics will love this place, an outdoor shopping centre with a collection of over 60 designer fashion, sportswear, shoes, bags, accessories and gift shops selling branded items at direct from factory prices. Not really my cup of tea, but a pleasant atmosphere, plenty of parking and a good selection of places to eat. 

 Rawa Island

Pulau Rawa is an idyllic tropical island paradise off Johor's East Coast. Read my review of the accommodation, facilities and activities of the island's top hotel, Rawa Island Resort. 

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Get the best wedding in Malaysia with cinematic wedding video

A wedding photo and wedding video are said to hold significant importance in the life of a bride and the bridegroom. A professional wedding photographer and top wedding videographer are very important as they will capture all the memories of the important day in the life of the bride and the bridegroom.

Destination wedding videographer

A good wedding photo and wedding video by the top destination wedding videographer from a reputed agency like  AbcStudio helps to capture the heart-warming and emotional shots that the bride, the bridegroom or the family members might forget in the long run.  A professional wedding photographer and wedding videographer will blend into the background in order to get candid shots of these intimate moments – from getting the shots of the bride and the bridegroom getting ready along with the bridesmaids to the pride in the parents’ eyes when they see the bride and bridegroom in the wedding dress.

Some of the important tips to have the best wedding video by the top destination wedding videographer from a reputed agency like  Abc studio can be considered as follows. So read on-

Choose the top destination wedding videographer

Every newly married couple would love their wedding video to be perfectly documented. As a result, it was always recommended that one should do a lot of research and select the best destination wedding videographer from a reputed agency like Abc studio.  One should make sure that the couple should not only rely upon the posts on his website but also should have a look at his or her past works. In addition, one should meet the professional wedding cinematographer well in advance in person before booking him or her. The bride and the bridegroom should book only the one whose work they liked the most and is most comfortable with.

Get clarity on the different types of  videography required

The next important step for the bride and the bridegroom after hiring the best wedding videographer from a reputed agency like Abc studio for the wedding is to discuss and talk about the small little details for the wedding video such as length of the video, time of the videography, number of functions to be documented, sound, footage, etc., In addition, they should also have the clarity about the type of video they are looking for such as a black & white or a video with vintage effects. Clarity is a must, as it will help the videographer to give the best results.

Important wedding moments  are meant to be captured  in the wedding video

A wedding ceremony usually is usually full of ceremonies and rituals. A bride and the bridegroom would never want to miss any ceremony or any important function.   Whether it is the best men’s speech and toast or the bride walking to the aisle, a good wedding video in wedding Malaysia by the best destination wedding videographer from a reputed agency like Abc studio should have it all. In addition,  it should also capture all the details like the wedding venue, décor, ceremonies & parties, food, cake,  bride & groom’s first dance, etc in the wedding video in Malaysia.

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S'porean- M'sian married couple's interracial wedding ceremony with Chinese & Indian personalizeds wows world wide web

Pathma Gurusamy, 29, and also Ng Boon Jun, 29 got wed in November 2019.

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Helpful Ideas And Tricks To Plan The Best Marriage ceremony

Weddings are essential events for each the pair getting married and their family members. Most folks think you need to have a fortune to have a wedding this is not true. You can have a gorgeous wedding ceremony with out breaking the bank. This write-up is complete of tips that will help you in organizing a memorable day with no straining your spending budget. If you have guests who are traveling to a spot marriage ceremony, make certain that you give them present baskets at the hotel they are keeping at. This will aid to demonstrate the appreciation that you have for them for modifying their plans and touring to be a element of your festivities. A few times ahead of your marriage, get all of the jewelry that you are organizing to dress in professionally cleaned. This will support you to sparkle much more as you are strolling down the aisle, illuminating the splendor that you possess. Find a wonderful jewelry cleaner and enhance the top quality of your stones before the wedding. At your bridal get together, attempt to make issues as exciting as attainable with the people that you really like. Have manicures and pedicures done to reward the men and women who manufactured the largest influence in your existence. This will aid to keep items everyday as well, so that the mood is set for the get together. You will need to make a option about how significantly alcohol you want to spend for, and which sort of serving will be most value productive. If there is a single thing people like a lot more than liquor, it is free of charge liquor, and an open bar can quickly grow to be a large expenditure, particularly the more time it remains open up. Question the venue you're thinking of possessing the wedding ceremony at about the distinct types of alcoholic beverages they serve, and what they have in stock. You may possibly be surprised at how pricey wedding attire are. When you are shopping, attempt obtaining a dress that may well not be usually believed of as 1 produced for a wedding ceremony. You could get a bridesmaid's gown, and it would be just a fraction of the price. Even if you factor in the value of design alterations, the total cost could be considerably less. When wedding invitation card malaysia is over and you're happily married, will not celebrate like you are in the conclude zone of a soccer match. You and your partner ought to program what response you'll have, and it truly is greatest if you both smile graciously and wander down the aisle collectively keeping palms. No leaping up and down or dancing! Your assistant just wants to be an individual who is able of keeping up with all your photographic gear and adhering to together unobtrusively guiding you. They can help you in obtaining the family collectively for team photographs, way too! Entertaining marriage favors are a wonderful way to keep little ones entertained at your reception. You can go to the greenback keep and pick up a basket entire of goodies to established at the tables which can maintain the little ones active even though their mothers and fathers have a great time at the party. You should not have to invest a fortune to have a blissful marriage ceremony. Use all of the details you have uncovered to prepare your aspiration marriage ceremony.

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The 360-degree selfie camera  Analysis, Strategies and Growth Opportunities

The 360-degree selfie camera clicks a spherical view of the whole area, providing a realistic view of events and places. This camera enables one to take the complete look at the surroundings covering the area of the snapshot. One can easily swipe left, right, up, and down to view the whole image. These 360-degree spherical images have transformed one's way of clicking pictures. The virtual reality experience that these cameras bring has shown a pronounced change in tourism, wedding celebrations, and film industries. Initially, these cameras were used for surveillance or scientific purposes, but now they are increasingly being attached to smartphones. These cameras are much easier to use and handle as compared to DSLR. Professional photographers can get technical experience with the help of these omnidirectional cameras. More power is required to generate heat in this camera as compared to the regular cameras. And hence, they are equipped with energy-efficient chips.

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Market scope and structure analysis:

                    Report Metric

                                                Details

 Market Size Available for Years

 2020–2027

 Base Year Considered

 2019

 Forecast Period

 2021–2027

 Forecast Units

 Value ($US)

 Segments Covered

 Type, Application, Industry Vertical, and Region

 Regions Covered

North America (U.S.  and Canada), Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain and  Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, India, Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Rest of Asia-Pacific), LAMEA (Middle East, Brazil, Mexico, and Rest of LAMEA)

 Companies Covered

Samsung, Nikon, Canon, GoPro, Insta360, Xiaomi, 360fly, Ricoh, Sony, Bublcam

COVID-19 Scenario Analysis:

As the business impact of COVID-19, the 360 degree selfie camera market is expected to experience a negative growth.

Earlier, the growth rate of 360 degree cameras was expected to experience a substantial growth but due to the COVID-19 this projection has reversed.

The major manufacturing countries such as China, Japan, and South Korea have almost stopped the production due to lockdown situation.

Also there is a decrease in the sales of these cameras due to travel and import export restrictions.

Top Impacting Factors: Market Scenario Analysis, Trends, Drivers, and Impact Analysis

There are many forces that drive the growth of the global 360-degree selfie camera market. Some of them worth mentioning are its wide range, multiple uses, easy to use features, coast effectiveness, and convenience. There's a high demand for 360-degree camera among both professional as well as amateur users. The market can be segmented into low, medium, and high based on the price range.

The key drivers are its affordable prices, integration with smartphones, feature to watch 4K and HDR content, and availability to create and share the content made on 360-degree cameras on various social networking sites such as Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.

There is an increase in the demand for high-resolution recording and faster frame rates required to get high-quality images especially in the media-entertainment and sports verticals, which further induces the need for wider bandwidths.

A significant opportunity for 360-degree cameras can be seen in the automotive sector, where the driver can benefit from these cameras to get a better understanding of the surroundings and overall safety. These cameras can be used as evidence in case of accidents or collisions. Cameras available for vehicles are Falcon Zero F360, MoreFine 3600, and others. The major challenge faced by these cameras is to capture small objects and setups due to the placement of the lenses.

Key Segments Covered:

             Segments

                              Sub-segments

 Connectivity Type

Wired

Wireless

 Application

Armature

Professional

 Industry Vertical

Media & Entertainment

Travel & Tourism

Gaming

Sports

Automative

Consumer

Healthcare

Military & Defense

Commercial

Others

Key Benefits of the Report:

This study presents the analytical depiction of the global 360-degree selfie camera industry along with the current trends and future estimations to determine the imminent investment pockets.

The report presents information related to key drivers, restraints, and opportunities along with detailed analysis of the global 360-degree selfie camera market share.

The current market is quantitatively analyzed from 2020 to 2027 to highlight the global 360-degree selfie camera market growth scenario.

Porter’s five forces analysis illustrates the potency of buyers & suppliers in the market.

The report provides a detailed global 360-degree selfie camera market analysis based on competitive intensity and how the competition will take shape in coming years.

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Top 20 Small Business Ideas & Opportunities In Malaysia

Do you want to start out a business in Malaysia? Here during this post, we put an inventory of the foremost profitable small business ideas in Malaysia to inspire you to start out your own business venture. Malaysia may be a southeast Asian country . The country may be a highly open, upper-middle-income economy. The country's economy into higher value-added activities in both industry and services. Additionally , the country may be a leading exporter of electrical appliances, electronic parts and components, palm oil, and gas . Manufacturing features a large influence on the country's economy, accounting for over 40% of the GDP. The 2016 edition of the planet Bank's 'Ease of doing business' report ranks Malaysia at 18 within the world, and therefore the second in SE Asia – behind Singapore. In addition, the government is moving towards a more business-friendly environment by fixing a special task force to facilitate business called PEMUDAH. The target of the scheme is to simplify the business environment within the country. So this is often the proper time to start out a business venture in Malaysia. You can start a business and also promote it on online business shopping websites like www.trademalaysia.com where you can get a global customer base and boost your export books.

20 Small Business Ideas & Opportunities in Malaysia

Find Below an inventory of preferred small business ideas that you simply can easily start in Malaysia:

1. Start a web Business

If you're trying to find business opportunities from the comfort of your home, the web platform is often an honest place to explore. There are many online businesses like starting a blog, affiliate marketing, drop shipping, freelance writing, and lots of more. inspect our list of recommended online business ideas to find out more.

2. Restaurant Business

Malaysia may be a popular place for travelers all across the planet . it's also a business-friendly nation and tons of companies are based within the country. If you discover an honest location, restaurants are often a profitable business in Malaysia.  

3. Funfair

Tourism is a crucial industry in Malaysia. The country attracts thousands of domestic and foreign visitors per annum . So, starting an funfair may be a very promising business within the country. However, the business demands strategic planning and substantial capital investment.

4. Automobile

Malaysia's automotive industry is extremely promising. additionally , the country is that the 22nd largest automotive manufacturer within the world. The immense growth within the industry creates enormous opportunities for little business entrepreneurs.

5. Manufacturer

Malaysia is a superb country for computer-related businesses. There are several options during this sector. you'll start a small-scale assembling business or can sell computer-related products. Furthermore, there are several computer-related opportunities you'll start reception.  

6. Consulting Services

Rendering professional consulting services is another promising opportunity within the country. additionally , you'll start this business from home. However, you want to have adequate knowledge and knowledge about the precise subject.

7. Electrical & Electronics

The electrical & electronics (E&E) industry is the leading sector in Malaysia's manufacturing sector, contributing significantly to the country's exports. and a few of the main products are mobile devices, storage devices, optoelectronics, and embedded technology.

8. Oil & Gas

Oil and gas are the promising industry of the country. Furthermore, it's an exporter of petroleum products and gas . So you'll start a business during this industry. There are several business opportunities on a little and medium scale basis.

9. land

Malaysia's land market is growing. And the Govt. is taking several initiatives. to form home-buying programs for people on low and medium incomes and children , in July 2011 the Malaysia People's Housing (PR1MA) Bill 2011 was launched. you'll start a true estate business within the country in various ways.

The demand for properties in cities like Kuala Lumpur , George Town, Johra Bauru, Ipoh is rising.

10. Rubber Plantation

Rubber is one among the important natural products within the country. Additionally , agricultural activity plays a crucial role within the country's economy. Furthermore, rubber plantation is profitable and provides lucrative profit to the farm owners.

11. Tourism

Tourism may be a huge sector of the Malaysian economy. The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) listed Malaysia as the 10th most visited country in 2012. Malaysia is rich with diverse natural attractions. and therefore the country becomes an asset to the country's tourism industry.

12. Transportation

Transportation is another thriving sector within the country. Furthermore, it offers different small and medium scale business opportunities to entrepreneurs. However, strategic planning and therefore the right promotion are important to urge long-term success within the industry.

13. Open A haberdashery

The people of Malaysia are mostly fashion lovers. If you've got a retail space during a commercial location, starting a clothing shop can bring good profits.

14. Smartphone fix-it shop

The sales of smartphones are rising faster than ever before. Hence, it's quite obvious that the necessity for repairing old defective smartphones is sure to increase.

15. Airbnb Business

Travelers from outside are more and more preferring Airbnb for accommodation. If you've got a property at a tourist destination, consider renting it on Airbnb.

16. Provide Photography Services

More and more Malaysians are trying to find photography services to hide big events like weddings and company parties. If you've got the required skills as a photographer, it won't be difficult to urge customers.

17. Sell mobile Accessories

This retail business has high potential in Malaysia. The mobile accessory industry is growing fast during this a part of the planet .

18. Coway or Cuckoo Agency

If you're a filter specialist, starting a Cuckoo agency is often a profitable venture in Malaysia.

19. Food Truck

Malaysians having short on budget but interested to enter the restaurant business, owning a food truck business may be a good alternative.

20. hire car Business

The business of renting cars is becoming very fashionable in Kuala Lumpur and other cities within the country. Starting a hire car business here is often a profitable venture.

This is a rustic filled with business opportunities. additionally , the country provides a full business-friendly environment for startup entrepreneurs. Furthermore, it's the simplest place to start out a business for foreigners also.

So, here are the simplest Businesses to start out in Malaysia

Start a web Business

Restaurant Business

Amusement Park

Automobile Related Business

Computer

Consulting Services

Electrical & Electronics

Oil & Gas

Real Estate

Rubber Plantation

Tourism

Transportation

Food Truck

Car Rental

We hope this list of profitable small

business opportunities in Malaysia

will assist you in making an informed decision.  

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METAMORPHOSIS

These Models have come a long way from their humble modeling career, travelling the world by storm, ruling the catwalk for top fashion houses, to be photograph by some of the noted fashion photographers,unlimited campaigns for brands that you could think of, dominating the covers of magazines, commercials, television,signing lucrative contracts for brands and top modeling agencies around the globe,becoming a household names to becoming an Icon.

#1. NADYA HUTAGALUNG

Nadya, started modeling at the age of 12. She has modeled in Indonesia, Singapore, Hongkong, Australia and Tokyo. She is one of the pioneered models in asia to be signed with Elite Model Management.

She had been feature on the covers of Harpers Bazaar, Elle, L'officiel, Indonesia & Singapore Talter, InStyle,Fashion TV, Crimson,Dewi, Prestige, Glam, Matra, Amica, Female and more.

Nadya, admits that she does runway very often as she is more into prints and commercials. But when she does it, she does it with a bang. She has walked the runway for Francis Cheong Couture, Baylene in Singapore Fashion Week with Didi Budiardjo and Dulux Ambiance in Jakarta Fashion Week.

She is best known as one of the original VJ for MTV Asia and Hosted the first two seasons of Asias Next Top Model.

On September 2014 Nadya, announced on social media that she will be leaving Asias Next Top Model as she will focus on her campaign with walk with elephants.

#. 2 AMBER CHIA

Amber, started her career representing Malaysia for Guess modeling contest. After winning the competition her career took off. She has modeled in Malaysia, Singapore, Hongkong, China, Taiwan, Tokyo, US and Europe. She is the first asian to shot a campaign for Guess and to model in a presentation for Victoria Beckham in New York Fashion Week.

She had been feature on the covers of Harpers Bazaar, Marie Claire, Cita Bella, Nu You, Weekly, Dewi, Maxim and more.

She has build Amber Chia Academy. A modeling school where she teach aspiring models and beauty queens how to walk the runway, pose, dance, and do their hair and make up.

In addition to modeling she had a role in 3rd Generation, possessed, Trio on a bed, Seed of Darkness, Hantu Gangster and more.

#3. CINDY BISHOP

Cindy, started her career at the age of 5 and through this landed her first modeling contract for an underwater commercial shoot for a diving equipment store.

In 1996 she represented Thailand in The Miss World Pageant where she was unplaced and didn't make it to the final cut.

After the competition her modeling career quickly escalated. As a Super Model based in Thailand, she is staple in Asia and has been feature on the covers of Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Numero, Grazia, L'officiel,Viva,Thailand Tatler, Woman, Slim up, in addition to having to work with some big fashion houses including Celine, Chanel and Gucci.

Cindy, is no stranger to catwalk as she is a staple at Bangkok Fashion Week for big fashion houses like Vatanika, Poem, Asava Group, Tube Gallery and more she also graced the catwalk for Wear Kindred at Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week.

She also replaced Georgina Wilson as the host of Asias Next Top Model. And also a social activist with her "Don't tell me how to dress" campaign for Sexual Assault Prevention.

#. 4 JOEY MEAD-KING

Joey, started modeling at the age of 15 while living in the Philippines, then in Bangkok, Hongkong, Singapore,Tokyo and all over Asia. She is currently connected with Fly Management in Singapore, Ford Model Management in Los Angeles,San Francisco and New York where she did a lot of runway and wedding shows.

She is also the first filipina model to lead a commercial for Head & Shoulders and Lexus car commercial that both aired in US and Canada.

She has been feature in numerous magazines all over Asia for Rogue, Metro, Preview, Circuit, Mega, Esquire, Cosmopolitan, Travel +Leisure, Maxim, FHM, Metro Weddings, Style weekend and more.

Joey, being no stranger to catwalk. She is a staple in Philippine Fashion Week for Rajo Laurel, Mark Bumgarner, JC Buendia, Carrie Santiago and more. She is also best known as one of Chanel V most in demand VJ and a model mentor for 3 seasons in Asias Next Top Model.

In addition to modeling she is an international Host for Ebuzz in AXN, Starhub, TLC and a presentor for HBO.

Joey, is also an animal advocate for PAWS Philippines, a supporter of animal rights and anti animal cruelty. She moved back to the Philippines in 2007. She married Filipino Chinese business person, managing director of Victoria Court, and car enthusiast Ian King in November 2011.

#. 5 JANG YOON-JU

Yoon-ju, began modeling at the age of 17 and became one of the most successful Korean fashion models, with a career spanning almost two decades. She also host Koreas Next Top Model and have been feature to several magazines for Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Elle, Nylon, Allure, W and more.

In addition to modeling, Yoon-ju is also a singer and an actress.

Along with fellow models Kim Jae-wook, Ji Hyun-jung, Han Hye-jin and Song Kyung-ah, co-authored a book titled Top Model. It is based on their experiences in the industry and includes beauty, makeup and styling tips.

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Written by Jen-Li Lim The coronavirus pandemic is hitting small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) hard. The SME Association of Malaysia estimates that up to 30% of them may close over the next year. Small businesses are downsizing, shifting online or pivoting to keep afloat. And then there are businesses who have no choice but to go on hiatus until the Movement Control Order (MCO) is completely lifted. What’s it like to run such a business during these challenging times? We asked the founders of Nomad Malaysia to share their experience. Modern and minimal co-working space in Subang Sung and Gladys are a husband and wife duo who launched Nomad in 2018, when they were both just 26 years old. The co-working space, which is based in Subang Jaya, is a comfortable, minimalist-inspired working environment. Guests enjoy free-flow coffee, snacks and tea. Beyond providing a place to work, Nomad also hosts community events, bazaars and workshops. It’s popular among freelancers and students in Subang. “At one point, we had so many walk-ins that we had to open up our meeting room and pantry to get them to sit around the lounge while they wait for the next available seat. So we are talking like 30 to 40 people at one time every other day,” said Sung. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit Initially, they didn’t think the COVID-19 situation would get this bad. “It’s safe to say that we didn’t see this coming,” said Sung. However, as they saw the number of cases increasing, both globally and in Malaysia, they knew that things were going to be very different for a while. Their top priority was their employees, tenants and the public. “We scrambled our way to get hand sanitizers and more soap, and even more regular cleaning,” said Sung. But when the MCO was implemented on March 18, Nomad had to cease all operations. Responding to the challenges of the MCO So how is Nomad staying afloat when there’s no income coming in? Here’s what Sung shared with us. What measures is Nomad taking to keep in business? We managed to get a discount on our rent which was a blessing, but other expenses are as usual, so we are still bleeding. We saw that other co-working spaces were offering discounts/promotions for advance bookings but we felt that it wasn’t something people would go for in this time, so we instead kept on talking to our current tenants and made sure they were okay and tried to brainstorm ways to help their businesses. We also talked about measures which we will be taking to keep our premises extra clean, and marketing activities that we will start on once MCO is lifted. How are you managing your employees? We paid them until the end. We had interns, so the end of the internship was roughly just the beginning of MCO. Other part-timers who are managing our social media marketing and accounts are still getting paid. What are the biggest challenges of being small business owners during this period? The biggest downside will be not having strong enough cash reserved to last the rest of the year. We have not gone to the extent of getting support from our community yet, but if things get worse post-MCO then we will have to follow what other top local brands are doing. Staying driven despite setbacks While business at Nomad is on hold, Sung and Gladys are still hustling. Sung is starting a new journey as a wealth planner. Gladys, who is also a stay-at-home mum, is a photographer who has come up with creative solutions to work around the MCO’s restrictions. Tan Sung Lin Why and how did you decide to go into financial planning? Sung: So on one end, Nomad is in limbo. But thankfully a new opportunity came up, and I was taken into a leadership program to be a wealth planner under an insurance company. There were other job opportunities, but I felt very strongly about this one because of the crisis and what it means to the public at large in terms of protection, coverage, and investment. What goals are you hoping to reach? Sung: It is surprising that only 1/3 Malaysians are covered. My big goal will be to insure 1,000 people in the next five years. I think what’s more important than the number is making sure the coverage is adequate. Even those who are insured are not as covered as they think they are due to clauses and conditions. I myself have gone through a series of agents who have not walked me through the plan enough or the coverage/clauses that are NOT included. We all need insurance, and we all need to invest for our future. How will you be juggling this new venture and managing Nomad? Sung: It has been my plan to venture into something new as Nomad is stable as a business, and hopefully it will pick up again once MCO is lifted! Gladys Tan How has the MCO affected your work? Gladys: I’ve had to postpone a couple of shoots due to the MCO, but because I do more of portrait shoots (such as maternity, newborn and pre-wedding) rather than big scale weddings/events, so the rescheduling and client-management bit of things are still manageable on my end. My wedding jobs are scheduled to be in August onwards, so hopefully things get better by then! But I’m just preparing myself to be flexible should the situation get worse. What are you doing to adapt to the restrictions of the MCO? Gladys: It is definitely tough to adapt to a sudden zero-gig season, but I’m currently offering special product photography packages to businesses who need a boost in their online presence with better visuals for their products; hoping that this will help increase their sales, especially in this time where many of them have had to pivot and move everything fully online. This initiative is also helping me personally to stay sharp creatively as a photographer, and pushes me to think out of the box with photography, given the limited space and props I have at home. Sung’s and Gladys’ different strengths complement each other to form a great team. “I am a ‘big picture’ kind of guy,” said Sung. “I’m good in management, marketing and operations – while my wife Gladys looks into the little details that help elevate the space by creating a better working environment. She also looks into the creative side of things. So this gives a good balance to our business!” Looking towards the future What are they learning from this experience? “I think having a strong enough cash reserve is extremely important. We have seen countless businesses close their doors although they had great products,” said Sung. “I’ve learned to not react to every bad news, but to stay calm and think as long term as my runway allows. This even means to put off any marketing plans now, and better prepare for marketing plans ahead. I would like to take a precise sniper approach in marketing rather than a machine gun approach especially when reserves are low,” he added. When they return to business, they’ll be taking all the necessary precautions to stay safe. This may even include cutting down the number of seats to maintain social distancing. They’ll also be trying new marketing strategies to try and stay afloat. Sung doubts that there will be any short-term relief. But he hopes that this pandemic shines a spotlight on local brands, and that people will come to see how important local brands are in protecting our culture and community. “If that were to happen, then we should see recovery by year end.” (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&appId=428626330554993&version=v2.9"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); HEROKITA.com | Digital Talents On Demand Source link

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We’re back with our 4th Annual Fundraising Event - Colour Me Pink 2019! This year the event is growing bigger with Jastina MakeUp Artist joining hands with MIWPV (Malaysian Indian Wedding Photographers & Videographers) to raise fund for the National Cancer Society of Malaysia. Saturday, 5th & Sunday, 6th October 20 Photographers from Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Perak, Negeri Sembilan, Putrajaya & Johor will be organizing a special Family Portrait Photoshoot. For more information on this, you may visit the following link:

 https://www.facebook.com/409113276490142/posts/522186821849453?sfns=cl Sunday, 13th October (12PM-5PM) Jastina MUA will be conducting a live Make Up Demonstration. You will be learning techniques on make up prep, concealing, foundation application, highlight & contour game, setting skin, eye brows, eyeshadow and more To further top it up a notch this year, Kamalesan - a multi international award winning Malaysian wedding photographer from Kamalesan Photography will be teaching you on how to Produce Professional Looking Photos with Smartphone. This entire event will only cost you RM155 and 100% of this amount will be contributed to the National Cancer Society of Malaysia (NCSM). Help us contribute towards education, care & support for breast cancer programs by the NCSM. This event is open to ALL, classes will be conducted in English! We have limited seats that are selling fast, for those who are interested in attending the event to support the cause, you may contact the following number for registration: https://wa.me/60186608083 For those of you who can’t make it to the event, you can always choose to gift this to a member of your family or friends or please consider to pay it forward for those who are less fortunate. Thank you in advance for your support and contribution. (at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3JmBLQhfx2/?igshid=bu834opu3gxt

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Digital Photo Frame Market - Industry Growth, Size, Share, Trends, Sales Forecast and Supply Demand to 2025

22 March 2019 - The Global Digital Photo Frame Market is subject to witness a substantial growth due to the increasing demand for electronic picture frames coupled with recent technological advancement technologies such as instant image sharing via cloud platform. In addition, rise in domestic as well as international tourism is expected to drive market demand for digital photo frame over the forecast period.

Factors responsible for sustained market growth include robust growth in even management and tourism sector across the globe in the past few years. Increase in the number of hotels, holidays, parties, weddings and global events is expected to drive the growth of the market over the forecast period. Globally, market is predicted to generate massive revenue over next five years, providing numerous opportunities for market players to invest for research and development in the digital photo frame market.

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A digital photo frame is designed specifically to display digital photos. A digital photo frame does not require a computer or printer to display digital photo. A digital photo frame is referred as a digital media frame. However, digital photo frame can only display stable and stationary images. Use of digital photo frames provide aesthetically appealing display to photographs and power system designed for longer use. These factors are contributing significantly to the future market growth of digital photo frame industry in the past few years.

Digital photo frames typically classified as per different shapes and sizes with a range of exclusive features. Digital photo frames are capable of playing along with displaying stationary photographs. Other feature of digital frames include utilization of Wi-Fi connection, cloud storage, USB and SD card hub.

The market is broadly categorized into major segments based on the type of base material such as plastic, metal, wood and glass. The metal digital photo frame is considered as one of the faster growing segment in the market with substantial revenue generation in the last few years.

The market is divided by region as North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Africa. North America has shown major growth in recent years owing to the rise in the implementation of latest technologies, increase in the number of research & development activities in the region and existence of well-established infrastructure. European region is expected to lead digital photo frame market over the upcoming years owing to rise in the international tourism activities and increase in the popularity of digital photo cards.

Asia-Pacific region is predicted to hold major market share in the digital photo frame market with massive growth in forecast period. Countries such as India, China, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and Singapore are leading the Asia-Pacific market with rising disposable income, improved living standards, higher purchasing power among general population, and significant investment by leading industry players considering potential growth opportunities in the region.

The key players in the digital photo frame market are Eastman Kodak Company, Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P., Koninklijke Philips N.V., Samsung Group, Inc., and Sony Corp.

Market Segment:

Geographically, this report is segmented into several key Regions, with production, revenue (million USD), market share and growth rate of Digital Photo Frame in these regions, from 2013 to 2025 (forecast), covering

• United States

• EU

• China

• Japan

• South Korea

• Taiwan

Global Digital Photo Frame market competition by top manufacturers, with production, price, revenue (value) and market share for each manufacturer; the top players including

• GiiNii

• NIX

• Aluratek

• Micca

• Sungale

• Digital Foci

• Philips

• ViewSonic

• Pix-Star

• Sylvania

• Sony

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