"100 % must seeing destination! It is a big and beautiful place! amazing view!

I like the high view places so I decided to go there next day after my arrival to Langkawi! It was a great times.

that place is very big. I meant the area before the sky bridge. It is more like adventure park for me. It contains a lot of restaurants and attractions!

the bridge itself was worth the try even so It is a very commercial place, like you will extra pay for every move if you like to!

take an extra floor or elevator an etc!

Other than that it is very crowded but again so beautiful !

cheers!"   View

"Best waterfall ! So clean thanks to the worker here. The entry fee is RM3/Malaysian and RM5/foreigner and RM3 for parking. I come here to relax and i come to the right place. The waterfall has very spectacular view and it can be seen from far away. People are crowded here so practice your SOP.
The water is cold. Beware of the slippery rock. Take caution because the water can be deep and swirl that can pull you in the water. But overall it is very satisfying. You should visit this natural treasure. Undoubtly interesting that i want to come here again."   View

"Love this place !

I've went to this place last week and I think it is a best place to hangout with family. There were several farm tour package ,

1. Farm tour on Jeep
2. Farm tour on ATV
3. Farm tour on foot (they actually have shuttle bus inside the farm. Believe me. A bus !)

Price were affordable. Although the Jeep tour is quite costly, they let you pick fruits . You can eat them during the tour. But I dont think you can pick fruits for the ATV and On Foot package.

Staff were friendly and informative.

Quite a fun activity especially for kids.

Be remind of a bad weather."   View

"Parking is still free, do park at the basement around the numbers 27-30. The entrance there will lead you straight into the bookstore. Collection wise, the books can be found at the other stores, plus or minus a few titles. The cafe there offers a limited choice of food and drinks, which is suitable if you're just hanging out to read a book. Staff are friendly and helpful. Several spots are instagrammable but personally I prefer the store at Amcorp Mall for its open layout and more organized shelves."   View

"Not a Recommended Place for Internship
This is a review based on own experince. Basically, I had my internship here for around three months and I would use "disaster" to describe my intern life. Well, this is a place that does not deserve to be called as a "sanctuary", as it houses plenty of exotic animals and there is a lot of animals were purchased from the so called "suppliers". Apart from that, the human resource management here is totally terrible. You might have to work at different departments at the same time whenever they ask you to, because the job scope is never fixed. In their words, they said it is because they encourage multitasking and train the trainees to be more competitive in future but nah, I can say the way they assign tasks is really confusing and unreasonable...."   View

"I really loved this little Visitor Centre/Museum. This museum combines all the things I love, Design, History, and Knowledge. There is also a very cute cafe, so food is there too.

I have recommended this place to every designer I know because we are all nerds about wanting to understand handcrafted things and how they are made. The staff are so knowledgeable that you can't help but want to find a few perfect items at the gift shop. I think one day Royal Selangor will become as branded as Tiffany. They just need time.

Def stop by and check it out if you're in KL. A great place for Christmas and holiday shopping as well."   View

"Most of their siting is outdoor. Yes its kopi hutan and yes u want to dwell with nature. But when we were there and it started raining so everyone took shade all crammed up together. We had to have our drinks standing. They only have very few choices of drinks and cakes.Went there hoping for some breakfast but they do not have any food options except for some light bites like their breadsticks. Apart from some different ambience and some good photos, I would say nothing much. Plus you have to pay for a buggy to drop u there or take about 2km walk to get there. Their waiters are also not attentive at all. You have to figure out how and what all by urself. The hot chocolate tasted ok and the tiramisu was acceptable."   View

"Nice lighthouse.
A little workout
15 mins walk of tar Road from the entrance to the light House.
If youre up for a nice view, head to Bukit Batu Putih. Just as you approach the light house, you will see on your right there will be a metal staircase leading into the forest. Take that staircase and go all the way for around 15 to 20 mins. Easy terrain to walk.

If you want to go to the beach, which is quite a steep descend with proper steps.
At the TOP of the light house, look for a left exit that descends downwards. It is a clear pathway. Just keep following the path around 20 mins and you will reach the beach. But be ready to hike all the way up again.
It is a beautiful beach if there is less crowd. So i suggest go during the cold periods. Avoid school holi..."   View

"A nice family friendly park, not for the thrillseekers!

As a place to bring the family and cool of from the heat, Wet World Shah Alam delivers on all counts. However what is has in shady relaxed vibes it lacks in thrilling rides. The staff were friendly but with us going just before the MCO in March 2020 there were not many people to guard!

The park is well kept with clean water, the changing rooms and toilets were also clean and serviceable. Lockers are available but are single use only and are 5rm per use. Tube rental is 25rm plus 25rm deposit.

FACTS + FIGURES

TOP TIP: Share your tube with friends as the slide are on a schedule so you cannot use it that much at once.

Payments In Park: Cash

Rides: 5 Slides (6 being generous) + Kids ..."   View

"Sungai Lembing is home to the largest network of underground tin mines in the world. If all the cross-cut subterranean tunnels were put together, their combined length would be 322km!

The network reaches an incredible depth of 700m at the Myah/Mayah shaft, its deepest mine. Despite this, it is unable to lay claim to the title of deepest mine. That honour goes to the Dolcoath mines in Cornwall, UK with a depth of 1000m.

Sg Lembing however, has a far more extensive tunnel network due to the ocurrence of its tin lodes, which are wider and more evenly distributed than those of the Cornish tin mines.

DID YOU KNOW?
At 322km, the total tunnel length in Sg Lembing, Pahang is more than the distance from Kuantan, Pahang to Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia."   View