"The place is a 1.5 km walk from the train station, but my love for dogs gave me the strength to walk despite my aching feet ? it was a nice experience to be around gentle giants and other dog lovers ? they like to sleep a lot esp. Shiro, the Samoyed who looked so adorable when everyone was taking pictures. I mean, they all do ? if only they could all fit in my baggage I wanna take them home ? got a 5RM discount in Pelago. It is pricey, but the experience is worth and it is pricey to maintain one dog. What more if they have 9. ?"   View

"Super quiet on the Monday after Easter, opens at 9.55am. Parking is about RM 8 via Touch and Go for five hours. Towel rental about RM 20 so best to bring your own.
We rented a Cabana to hide and rest from the scorching April noon sun, RM 250 for all day and includes lunch and snacks for a family of 4.

Downgraded by 1 star...
Very loud music at the Pool side cabana area, and rather pathetic Lunch package at the restaurant here with our Cabana package. 2 local chicken rice, 1 horrid chicken salami pasta carbonara and what I could only describe as 1 Ramly burger with too much mayo and soggy fries. Came with 1 Fanta grape and 1 Coca-Cola too, and 1 cocktail sausages."   View

"A back to nature & tourist spot in Gopeng, Perak. Just 40 minutes away from Ipoh. They known as Malaysia’s largest gaharu plantation.

Know this place for quite a long time but didn’t have a chance to visit here. Bring my cousin from Australia & their children to pay a visit.

Entrance fee for 12 years old & above RM10, Below 12 years old RM5, & FOC for 4 years old & below.

They got a total 4 sections

Entrance with Light Food & Gaharu product shop which is free to enter. They sell F&B product using agarwood such as soft serve ice cream, tea, herbal egg & etc. Inside the shop also got instant noodle using Ghararu, essential oil, coffee, tea & agar wood.

They provided a van to fetch us to each of the station.

1st station - Viewing Stage ..."   View

"I recently visited The Huskitory and had an absolutely wonderful experience. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warmth and hospitality by the staff. The space is beautifully designed, with a cozy and welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel right at home.

But the real stars of the show, of course, are the huskies! The dogs are all well-trained, well-behaved, and clearly well-loved by their caretakers. It was such a joy to spend time with them and watch them play and interact with each other and with the visitors.

The Huskitory is more than just a place to see and pet some cute dogs, though. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable about the breed and are happy to answer any questions you might have. They also offer a range of services, from grooming to train..."   View

"Excellent place to go with great illusion effects and worth the price to visit. Nice place, a little pricey, but a slightly more unique experience in KL. Located in a mall, worth it if you like something different. amazing place to be in you can find more than one 3D art museum in Kuala Lumpur but this one was very exciting and fun as you can see in the pictures we took many many great photos and there is even more and more. there is also a video are like an interactive film from National Geographic and you interact with the creatures in the movie. it was very nice but it's capacity is too much. we cannot upload easily. Recommended to visit with family with a great memory!!!"   View

"???? Kuala Lumpur City Gallery: A Must-Visit Attraction! ????

Located in the historical Merdeka Square, the Kuala Lumpur City Gallery (KL City Gallery) offers a fascinating journey through the city's past, present, and future. Established in 2011, this unique gallery showcases the rich history of Kuala Lumpur and the remarkable growth it has experienced ?.

Featuring a variety of exhibits, the gallery offers something for everyone. Highlights include a mesmerizing giant KL city model, the iconic 'I ❤️ KL' sculpture ?, and a series of interactive displays that detail the city's evolution. History buffs will love the rare photographs and artifacts on display, while the gift shop offers a plethora of souvenirs to remember your visit.

KL City Gallery is easily acce..."   View

"An architecture museum in Malacca City, Malacca, Malaysia which exhibits various architectural materials, building models and concepts. main objective is to showcase the uniqueness and diversity of architectural heritage in Malaysia as well as to handle and provide basic information on the history and development of architecture found in this country. The price very reasonable to malaysian citizen and free for children.The museum is dedicated to Malaysian architecture.A lot of things we can know about malaysian history. Very recommended place to visit when u come to malaysia."   View

"The Malaysia Architecture Museum is a great place to explore the rich history of Malaysian architecture. The museum is filled with unique and interesting artifacts from the past, and visitors will be able to learn about the different styles of architecture that have been used in Malaysia over the years. The museum also has a great collection of photographs and other documents that provide insight into the history of Malaysian architecture. The museum staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and they are always willing to answer any questions that visitors may have. Overall, the Malaysia Architecture Museum is a great place to visit and learn more about the history of Malaysian architecture."   View

"I love this library, it has lots of books to read and even has the latest KSSM reference books. The lockers are easy to use and the staff are really friendly. It's really quiet and the library offers computers to use, the best part is it cost absolutely nothing. There's a children's section on the ground floor and the toilets are really clean!!
I got my membership a few months ago, we're allowed to borrow three books home and can keep it for a whole week! Although we're not allowed to borrow the R-labelled books, there are thousands of other books we can borrow."   View

"As I've been living in Switzerland, the previous comment of a Malaysian made me laugh: "A must visit place if you have a strong car. Otherwise don't go there its very high."
For the few who like to walk, it is possible to go up from the temple to the Air Itam Dam, At 65 years old, my wife and I took 90mn taking time to take pictures, and 45mn to go back down. Halfway up, a well-deserved break will offer you a beautiful panorama on the Kek Lok temple with the Straits of Malacca in the background. When you arrive at the reservoir, some monkeys will greet you. A walk around the lake allows you to enjoy the fresh air, the calm and avoid the humidity of the city."   View