"(Please take note of their updated operating hours: Mondays are now officially CLOSED due to RMCO. I just went there on a Monday only to find the door barred but lights etc on, spoke with the staff inside to confirm this.)

The TTDI library is a gem. Free wifi, ample parking, clean toilets, a little Mamak outside, and plenty of plug-points, tables and couches to work and relax on. The only downside is the usually freezing air-conditioning and the crowd! (Yes, you’ll find most tables packed full, even on a weekend :D)"   View

"Very nice place to visit and learn about food and culture. I like the info of h food that almost extinct. Love how they decorate and describe the food.

I like the miniature of Malaysia food stall.

Good job!

Even though at entrance, i face some difficulties, because i left my ic in car, but i understand they just doing their job.

Staff inside is also helpful. He help to take our family photo.

However, i suggest for your photo area to have more variety of item. Like mugs with photo, or sell soft copy photo. Or allow to buy 1 photo and get all softcopy too"   View

"The ATV fun ride we picked was rm70 per pax for 30mins ride (plus extra 10mins briefing and training).. the routes were challenging! Went thru palm trees, slopes, water stream, off road.... kids can ride for free as passenger, while adult is half price.. truly fun and great family bonding activity.. however, we waited for half an hour for our turn to ride... so we played archery while waiting for ATV... most of the bows were not well maintained and some parts were broken... must check the bows before you play.."   View

"You may say this is too much and over rated... most people rated this place over price. Be there and you will know why and how. Tiarasa and their experience staff will share with you, and made your stay or visits worth. This glamping concept was brought by the owner in our tropical rainforest and I think it's not easy for Tiara to handle and maintain this product in our weather and with such topographic location. Especially when each units are not made in tropical country. Interior, landscape, meals offered, activities and attractions here may not same with another place. You will absolutely see this place are expected pricey as such hospitality. Not all staff are not friendly here as some claimed. And i believed they have thier own difficulties handling us, who with so much of expectat..."   View

"From kids to teenagers I love this Taman DR. I learn to cycling here and got an accident too that time with 2 or 3 others bicycle ? now I accompany my youngest brother playing here. U can rent bicycle there. From small to big bicycle. Sorry I couldn't remember all the price. Starting from Rm2 maybe. The place quite big for me to review ? sometimes there's a football, field bowling, rounders and many more tournaments here. For me the playground is special because of the bridge. One side of the taman DR (mini taman jepun) so beautiful and you can take a lots of pictures everywhere in taman DR. So classic ? okay bye. I think I'm doing essay now ?"   View

"The ROYAL LAKE CLUB is a very prestigious place. It is a private Club opened only to members and their guests. It has very good dining fascilities like Chinese Restaurants, Fine Dining Restaurant, Buttery (Cafe), Poolside Alfresco, Pavilion Sports&Disco Outlets, Garden Coffee House and a Ballroom for private function. They also provide sports and recreation fascilities like beautiful swimming pools for all age groups and lovely tennis courts with professional coaching. Ample private parking places. Well located in the centre of KL City."   View

"One of the newest park in Putrajaya that are located in Presint 11 and the park that are located on the hilly and mountainous terrain. Car parking is quite plenty which can accommodate a lot of people, but since the entrance road is shared with the exit road, hence the road is quite narrow and only one car can be passed at one time, so the police is constantly control the traffic as more cars coming to the park. When entrance to the park, you will be greeted with the pine tree, a kind of tree usually will found on highlands forests and hill station. When walking around the path, there are more plant species and herbs you can found inside the park too, as well as flowers, palm trees, and mosses. There are also have the colonial-like shelter hut which is located just 0.9 km from the entra..."   View

"Enjoyable visit to the abandoned majestic home of William Kellie-Smith, a Scottish planter, who lived here in the early 20th Century together with wife Helen n their children. Walking through the building, one can imagine the luxurious lifestyle of British colonialists back then. Kellie's Castle symbolises the privileged life enjoyed by British officers at the turn of the 20th Century. Entry plus car parking is RM 7.
Suggestion:
1. Provide a guided tour of the place. More information would be welcomed.
2. Take advantage of the rumoured hauntings here by providing a Ghost Tour. Follow the example set in Port Arthur, Tasmania.
3. Have locals dressed up as British officers to recreate the mood of the period."   View

"Time Tunnel is on Cameron Highland. Inside has a lot of historical item keeps from 40's - 80's. The place let you experiences and to make you go back in time in different Malaysian generation's life style.

Here reappear all my childhood memories, I was very touched after visited here. The most surprising me some items in my house have same with here, the items are keep from my grandfather.

The surprise thing is behind has a small door, after u go out u can see have many super cute rabbit stay inside the fencing. Rabbit are very kindly you can touch it but pls be careful first. That will melt the girls heart ❤️?"   View

"I get why is it hyped now. I liked the place, even better if it is not crowded to really enjoy hot coffee in a secluded place.

Some things for those who wanna dropby:

1.This cafe is located at penang hill, it means
a. you need to hikeeeeee up the steep slopes
b. Take a jeep up that cost RM120 per jeep round trip near the botanica garden entrance
c. Take a cable car up and down

Once u choose the either option, u will reach penang hill. However to reach this cafe, you need to either

a. Enjoy a slow 1.8km walk (not steep) to the cafe
b. Opt for a buggy service that cost rm30 per buggy.

Once u reached the cafe, the cafe has a 4WD service that sends their customer back to the penang hill main area:))

Personally im not a co..."   View