Hey everyone! Here are some updates regarding the SAEYLS 2013:
- The date has been confirmed to be from the 31st of March - 6th of April.
- The fee required for the summit is a total of RM 700/ 250 USD per person.
- The venue is MyHotel in Mid Valley, Kuala Lumpur.
Please don't hesitate to drop your inquiries in our cbox. Looking forward to meet everyone!
Labels: Date, Fee, Venue
Here is the tentative itinerary for SAEYLS 2013 that the commitee has put together, scroll through to see what exciting activities await! We hope to have a fun and memorable time with you :)
[31st March 2013 – 6th April 2013]
Day
1 (Sunday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
11.00
am – 12.00pm
|
First
Pickup of International Participants
|
KLIA/ LCCT
|
3.00
pm- 4.00 pm
|
Second
Pickup of International Participants
|
KLIA/LCCT
|
2.00pm
– 5.00pm
|
Arrival
of participants
Registration
|
Hotel
|
5.00
pm – 5.15 pm
|
Welcoming
speech by Organizing Chairperson
|
5.15
pm – 6.30 pm
|
Rest
|
6.30
pm – 8.00 pm
|
Welcoming
Dinner
|
8.00
pm – 10.30 pm
|
Introduction
and Ice breaking activity
|
Day 2 (Monday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
5.30
am – 6.30 am
|
Breakfast
& Roll Call
|
Hotel
|
6.30
am – 7.30 am
|
Depart
from hotel to SMK (P) Sri Aman
|
8.30
am – 10.00 am
|
Grand
Opening Ceremony
|
SMK (P) Sri Aman, PJ
|
10.00
am – 10.30 am
|
Refreshments
|
10.30 am – 11.30 am
|
Key
Note Speech/Address
|
11.30
am – 2.15 pm
|
Photography
Session
|
Tour
around SMK (P) Sri Aman
|
Lunch
|
2.15
pm – 5.00 pm
|
Spontaneous
Innovation Competition
|
5.00
pm- 5.15 pm
|
Tea
Break
|
5.15
pm- 7.30 pm
|
Eco
Movie Competition
|
7.30
pm – 8.30 pm
|
Dinner
and Briefing
|
8.30
pm – 9.00 pm
|
Depart
from SMK(P) Sri Aman back to hotel
|
Day 3 (Tuesday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
6.30am
– 7.30am
|
Breakfast
& Roll Call
|
Hotel
|
7.30am
– 12.30am
|
Activity
at Forest Research Institute Malaysia, Sungai Buloh
|
Kuala Lumpur
|
12.30am
– 2.00pm
|
Lunch
|
2.00pm
– 5.00pm
|
Visitation
to The Energy Commission Diamond Building
|
Putrajaya
|
5.00pm
– 7.00pm
|
Dinner
and briefing
|
Hotel
|
Day 4 (Wednesday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
7.00
am- 8.00 am
|
Breakfast
and roll call
|
Hotel
|
8.00
am - 2.00 pm
|
Tree
planting activity at Paya Indah Wetlands
|
Paya Indah Wetlands, Kuala Langat
|
2.00
pm - 5.00 pm
|
Activity
at Rimba Ilmu
|
Universiti Malaya
|
5.00
pm- 6.00 pm
|
Rest
and wash up
|
Hotel
|
6.00
pm- 7.00 pm
|
Dinner
|
7.00
pm- 9.00 pm
|
Leadership
enhancement games and briefing
|
Day 5 (Thursday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
6.30
am – 7.30 am
|
Breakfast
& Roll Call
|
Hotel
|
7.30
am – 10.00am
|
Visit to Batu Caves
|
Kuala Lumpur
|
10.00
am– 1.30 pm
|
Free
and Easy at Chinatown/ Petaling Street
|
1.30
pm – 8.30 pm
|
Activity
at Petrosains, The Discovery Centre
Free
and Easy (Dinner at own cost)
|
Suria, KLCC
|
8.30
pm– 9.00 pm
|
Depart
from KLCC back to hotel
|
Day 6 (Friday)
|
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
|
7.30am
– 8.30am
|
Breakfast
& Depart to SMK(P) Sri Aman
|
Hotel
|
|
8.30
am – 10.00am
|
Leadership
enhancement and bonding activities
|
SMK (P) Sri Aman, PJ
|
|
10.00
am- 11.00am
|
Talk
from Malaysian Timber Council
|
|
11.00am–
1.00pm
|
Talks
and conferences
|
|
1.00pm
– 3.00 pm
|
Lunch
|
|
Dialogue
seesion with Mr Matthias Gelber
|
|
3.00pm
– 6.00pm
|
Practice/
Rest
|
Hotel
|
|
6.00pm
– 10.00pm
|
Dinner
& Eco-themed performances
|
Hotel
|
|
Cultural
Night & Closing Ceremony
|
Day 7 (Saturday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
7.00am
– 8.00am
|
Breakfast
& Roll Call
|
Hotel
|
9.00am
|
Check
out and depart to airport
|
KLIA/LCCT
|
Labels: Tentative Itinerary
Rules
and regulations :
1)
Each school must prepare a video that
touches on all the leadership and environmental-related aspects of their school
to be presented at SAEYLS to the other schools. This is to ensure a healthy
competition and also the exchange of ideas on the environment between schools.
2)
The video must be prepared for a minimum of three minutes but must not exceed five minutes.
3)
The video prepared must have the things
listed below and prepared in order :-
a.
An introduction to the school (Name of school,
vision and mission)
b.
Leadership and environmental-friendly practices
held in school (At least three)
c.
An explanation of each practice (A brief
history/benefits)
d.
Shots of school leaders and environmental places
in school (Along with a commentary)
e.
A leadership and an Eco club meeting/activity in
school
f.
Eco-related practices that will be applied in the
future
4)
The presenter(s) in the video must state each section in the format
clearly in the video before going on with the explanation. As an example :-
“I will start off this video with giving and introduction to the school
as stated in ‘a’. The name of this school is…”
This is to avoid confusion for
both audience and the judges. The judges will be able to give the marks
accurately and accordingly to each section.
5)
The video must be saved in a pen drive in WMV or AVI Format and submitted to the SAEYLS Organizing Committee Members
at the Registration Counter upon arrival
at the place of accommodation. Kindly rename the pen drive as the name of
your school and place a sticker with your schools’ name on the pen drive.
Failure in submitting the pen drive at the registration counter upon arrival
will result in the deduction of marks.
6)
The video prepared must not have any negative
inclinations or influences. It must also be clear and precise. Schools
that submit videos that have any negative indications will automatically be
disqualified from the competition.
good luck!
Labels: competition details
Feel free to contact us! We welcome all queries, critiques and suggestions with open arms, open hearts, and open minds. You can drop us an e-mail at any of the following e-mail addresses:
Official SAEYLS e-mail address: saeyls@hotmail.com
Wong Violet: violet@mygift2u.com.my
Chan Sau Mun: saumun_96@hotmail.com
Eng Jen Li: jennnliii96@gmail.com
We look forward to hearing from you!
Labels: contact details
 |
| KLCC Park, Water Fountain, KL, Malaysia |
Selamat Datang ke Kuala Lumpur!
Kuala Lumpur is a multicultural tropical city. People of various ethnicity, be it Malay, Chinese , Indian or natives from Sabah and Sarawak, live and work together in Malaysia. Malaysians respect and celebrate their diversity and no where is it more apparent than in Kuala Lumpur.
Geography
Kuala Lumpur is situated in the Peninsula of Malaysia, at the heart of South East Asia, bordering Thailand in the north, Indonesia in the south and Phillipines in the east.
Climate
 |
| Tropical Jasmine |
The weather in Kuala Lumpur is typically warm with occasional tropical rain . The temperature ranges between 23 degrees celsius to 30 degrees celsius. The monsoon could be felt in December.
Clothing
As the weather in Kuala Lumpur is tropical with lots of sunshine, light cotton or linen clothes are recommended. While Kuala Lumpur is a bustling modern city, it still reveres its culture and heritage. Thus, visitors are advised to dress modestly.
Language
English is widely spoken in Kuala Lumpur along with the various ethnic tongues- Malay ( majority), Chinese and Tamil.
Labels: Travel information
Owing to Malaysia's rich multi racial and multi religion heritage, Kuala Lumpur has a lot to offer to its visitors.
WHAT TO SEE
a) MOSQUES AND TEMPLES
NATIONAL MOSQUE, KUALA LUMPUR
The National Mosque is one of Southeast Asia's largest mosques, its unique modern design embodies a contemporary expression of traditional Islamic art, calligraphy and ornamentation.
The National Mosque is located right next to the architecturally fabulous old railway station, and just a short walk to the sprawling Lake Gardens and National Monument.
PUTRA MOSQUE, PUTRAJAYA
 |
| Masjid Putra , Putrajaya |
Masjid Putra , more commonly known as the Putrajaya Pink Mosque is a beautiful mosque built in 1997 . It combines the elements of the Malay and Middle Eastern architecture . It is located in Putrajaya, only an hour's drive from city centre.
CHINESE TEMPLE, JALAN TUN HS LEE , KUALA LUMPUR
 |
| Chinese Temple, Jalan Tun HS Lee, Kuala Lumpur |
Along Jalan Tun HS Lee , the old town of Kuala Lumpur, you will come across a Chinese Temple located across a Hindu Temple. This old temple served many immigrant workers from China who contributed to Kuala Lumpur's rise as the Tin town during the British rule.
BATU CAVES, KUALA LUMPUR
 |
| Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
Located amongst the limestone hills in north of Kuala Lumpur is Batu Caves Sri Subramaniar Temple.
 |
| Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
The Batu Caves Temple is home not only to Temple but also the monkeys and bats which live in the limestone caves. Every year the festival of Thaipusam is celebrated in Batu Caves.
b) MOTHER NATURE IN KUALA LUMPUR
FOREST INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA (FRIM) , KUALA LUMPUR
Forest Research Institute of Malaysia is located in the Bukit Lagong Forest Reserve , Kepong, Selangor which is about half an hour's drive from the city centre. It has a canopy walk , camping grounds, walking trails and many more attractions within its grounds.
RIMBA ILMU, UNIVERSITI MALAYA, KUALA LUMPUR
 |
| Rimba Ilmu, University Malaya, Kuala Lumpur |
Even nearer is Rimba Ilmu , a botanic garden located in the University of Malaya. "The Forest of Knowledge" occupies an area of 80 hectares and provides a great insight into Malaysia's tropical plants.
PAYA INDAH WETLANDS, PUTRAJAYA
 |
| Paya Indah Wetlands, Putrajaya |
Paya Indah is an eco tourism park spanning over 3100 hectares of man made wetlands. There is a number of outdoor activities available for the adventurous visitor- from cycling to bird watching to feeding hippos and crocodiles.
c) LANDMARKS IN KUALA LUMPUR
PETRONAS TWIN TOWERS
 |
| Kuala Lumpur Twin Towers, Malaysia |
The Petronas Twin Towers is the pride of the nation. Its completion as the tallest building in 1998 marked the recognition that Kuala Lumpur is a developed city . Petronas Twin towers houses corporate offices , a philharmonic auditorium, shopping mall, park with fountains. Visitors of all ages would find something to do here.
ROYAL SELANGOR PEWTER
The Royal Selangor Pewter visitors centre is near Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur. It showcases the creations made from pewter, an amalgam of tin.
WHAT TO BUY
SHOPPING
SURIA KLCC
 |
Suria KLCC
|
Suria KLCC is the shopping mall located at the foot of the Twin Towers. There are many shops and restaurants .
CHINATOWN, PETALING STREET
 |
| Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur |
Petaling Street is a favorite haunt for shoppers who are looking for bargains. Originally known as China Town , today Petaling Street attracts shoppers of all ethnicity and nationality.
LITTLE INDIA, BRICKFIELDS
 |
| Little India, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur |
Little India in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur offers a glimpse into the vibrant Indian culture in Kuala Lumpur . Colourful flower shops, sarees and garment shops and Indian spice shops and restaurants, compete for space and attention in the streets.
CENTRAL MARKET, KUALA LUMPUR
 |
| Central Market, Kuala Lumpur |
 |
| Beca, Central Market, Kuala Lumpur |
Central Market is a one stop centre where shoppers could buy trinkets and tokens and traditional and modern Malaysian art and craft to take home. It is located in a refurbished wet market along the banks of the river Klang in town centre.Labels: Travel information
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Hey everyone! Here are some updates regarding the SAEYLS 2013:
- The date has been confirmed to be from the 31st of March - 6th of April.
- The fee required for the summit is a total of RM 700/ 250 USD per person.
- The venue is MyHotel in Mid Valley, Kuala Lumpur.
Please don't hesitate to drop your inquiries in our cbox. Looking forward to meet everyone!
Labels: Date, Fee, Venue
Here is the tentative itinerary for SAEYLS 2013 that the commitee has put together, scroll through to see what exciting activities await! We hope to have a fun and memorable time with you :)
[31st March 2013 – 6th April 2013]
Day
1 (Sunday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
11.00
am – 12.00pm
|
First
Pickup of International Participants
|
KLIA/ LCCT
|
3.00
pm- 4.00 pm
|
Second
Pickup of International Participants
|
KLIA/LCCT
|
2.00pm
– 5.00pm
|
Arrival
of participants
Registration
|
Hotel
|
5.00
pm – 5.15 pm
|
Welcoming
speech by Organizing Chairperson
|
5.15
pm – 6.30 pm
|
Rest
|
6.30
pm – 8.00 pm
|
Welcoming
Dinner
|
8.00
pm – 10.30 pm
|
Introduction
and Ice breaking activity
|
Day 2 (Monday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
5.30
am – 6.30 am
|
Breakfast
& Roll Call
|
Hotel
|
6.30
am – 7.30 am
|
Depart
from hotel to SMK (P) Sri Aman
|
8.30
am – 10.00 am
|
Grand
Opening Ceremony
|
SMK (P) Sri Aman, PJ
|
10.00
am – 10.30 am
|
Refreshments
|
10.30 am – 11.30 am
|
Key
Note Speech/Address
|
11.30
am – 2.15 pm
|
Photography
Session
|
Tour
around SMK (P) Sri Aman
|
Lunch
|
2.15
pm – 5.00 pm
|
Spontaneous
Innovation Competition
|
5.00
pm- 5.15 pm
|
Tea
Break
|
5.15
pm- 7.30 pm
|
Eco
Movie Competition
|
7.30
pm – 8.30 pm
|
Dinner
and Briefing
|
8.30
pm – 9.00 pm
|
Depart
from SMK(P) Sri Aman back to hotel
|
Day 3 (Tuesday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
6.30am
– 7.30am
|
Breakfast
& Roll Call
|
Hotel
|
7.30am
– 12.30am
|
Activity
at Forest Research Institute Malaysia, Sungai Buloh
|
Kuala Lumpur
|
12.30am
– 2.00pm
|
Lunch
|
2.00pm
– 5.00pm
|
Visitation
to The Energy Commission Diamond Building
|
Putrajaya
|
5.00pm
– 7.00pm
|
Dinner
and briefing
|
Hotel
|
Day 4 (Wednesday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
7.00
am- 8.00 am
|
Breakfast
and roll call
|
Hotel
|
8.00
am - 2.00 pm
|
Tree
planting activity at Paya Indah Wetlands
|
Paya Indah Wetlands, Kuala Langat
|
2.00
pm - 5.00 pm
|
Activity
at Rimba Ilmu
|
Universiti Malaya
|
5.00
pm- 6.00 pm
|
Rest
and wash up
|
Hotel
|
6.00
pm- 7.00 pm
|
Dinner
|
7.00
pm- 9.00 pm
|
Leadership
enhancement games and briefing
|
Day 5 (Thursday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
6.30
am – 7.30 am
|
Breakfast
& Roll Call
|
Hotel
|
7.30
am – 10.00am
|
Visit to Batu Caves
|
Kuala Lumpur
|
10.00
am– 1.30 pm
|
Free
and Easy at Chinatown/ Petaling Street
|
1.30
pm – 8.30 pm
|
Activity
at Petrosains, The Discovery Centre
Free
and Easy (Dinner at own cost)
|
Suria, KLCC
|
8.30
pm– 9.00 pm
|
Depart
from KLCC back to hotel
|
Day 6 (Friday)
|
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
|
7.30am
– 8.30am
|
Breakfast
& Depart to SMK(P) Sri Aman
|
Hotel
|
|
8.30
am – 10.00am
|
Leadership
enhancement and bonding activities
|
SMK (P) Sri Aman, PJ
|
|
10.00
am- 11.00am
|
Talk
from Malaysian Timber Council
|
|
11.00am–
1.00pm
|
Talks
and conferences
|
|
1.00pm
– 3.00 pm
|
Lunch
|
|
Dialogue
seesion with Mr Matthias Gelber
|
|
3.00pm
– 6.00pm
|
Practice/
Rest
|
Hotel
|
|
6.00pm
– 10.00pm
|
Dinner
& Eco-themed performances
|
Hotel
|
|
Cultural
Night & Closing Ceremony
|
Day 7 (Saturday)
Time
|
Activity
|
Venue
|
7.00am
– 8.00am
|
Breakfast
& Roll Call
|
Hotel
|
9.00am
|
Check
out and depart to airport
|
KLIA/LCCT
|
Labels: Tentative Itinerary
Rules
and regulations :
1)
Each school must prepare a video that
touches on all the leadership and environmental-related aspects of their school
to be presented at SAEYLS to the other schools. This is to ensure a healthy
competition and also the exchange of ideas on the environment between schools.
2)
The video must be prepared for a minimum of three minutes but must not exceed five minutes.
3)
The video prepared must have the things
listed below and prepared in order :-
a.
An introduction to the school (Name of school,
vision and mission)
b.
Leadership and environmental-friendly practices
held in school (At least three)
c.
An explanation of each practice (A brief
history/benefits)
d.
Shots of school leaders and environmental places
in school (Along with a commentary)
e.
A leadership and an Eco club meeting/activity in
school
f.
Eco-related practices that will be applied in the
future
4)
The presenter(s) in the video must state each section in the format
clearly in the video before going on with the explanation. As an example :-
“I will start off this video with giving and introduction to the school
as stated in ‘a’. The name of this school is…”
This is to avoid confusion for
both audience and the judges. The judges will be able to give the marks
accurately and accordingly to each section.
5)
The video must be saved in a pen drive in WMV or AVI Format and submitted to the SAEYLS Organizing Committee Members
at the Registration Counter upon arrival
at the place of accommodation. Kindly rename the pen drive as the name of
your school and place a sticker with your schools’ name on the pen drive.
Failure in submitting the pen drive at the registration counter upon arrival
will result in the deduction of marks.
6)
The video prepared must not have any negative
inclinations or influences. It must also be clear and precise. Schools
that submit videos that have any negative indications will automatically be
disqualified from the competition.
good luck!
Labels: competition details
Feel free to contact us! We welcome all queries, critiques and suggestions with open arms, open hearts, and open minds. You can drop us an e-mail at any of the following e-mail addresses:
Official SAEYLS e-mail address: saeyls@hotmail.com
Wong Violet: violet@mygift2u.com.my
Chan Sau Mun: saumun_96@hotmail.com
Eng Jen Li: jennnliii96@gmail.com
We look forward to hearing from you!
Labels: contact details
|
| KLCC Park, Water Fountain, KL, Malaysia |
Selamat Datang ke Kuala Lumpur!
Kuala Lumpur is a multicultural tropical city. People of various ethnicity, be it Malay, Chinese , Indian or natives from Sabah and Sarawak, live and work together in Malaysia. Malaysians respect and celebrate their diversity and no where is it more apparent than in Kuala Lumpur.
Geography
Kuala Lumpur is situated in the Peninsula of Malaysia, at the heart of South East Asia, bordering Thailand in the north, Indonesia in the south and Phillipines in the east.
Climate
|
| Tropical Jasmine |
The weather in Kuala Lumpur is typically warm with occasional tropical rain . The temperature ranges between 23 degrees celsius to 30 degrees celsius. The monsoon could be felt in December.
Clothing
As the weather in Kuala Lumpur is tropical with lots of sunshine, light cotton or linen clothes are recommended. While Kuala Lumpur is a bustling modern city, it still reveres its culture and heritage. Thus, visitors are advised to dress modestly.
Language
English is widely spoken in Kuala Lumpur along with the various ethnic tongues- Malay ( majority), Chinese and Tamil.
Labels: Travel information
Owing to Malaysia's rich multi racial and multi religion heritage, Kuala Lumpur has a lot to offer to its visitors.
WHAT TO SEE
a) MOSQUES AND TEMPLES
NATIONAL MOSQUE, KUALA LUMPUR
The National Mosque is one of Southeast Asia's largest mosques, its unique modern design embodies a contemporary expression of traditional Islamic art, calligraphy and ornamentation.
The National Mosque is located right next to the architecturally fabulous old railway station, and just a short walk to the sprawling Lake Gardens and National Monument.
PUTRA MOSQUE, PUTRAJAYA
|
| Masjid Putra , Putrajaya |
Masjid Putra , more commonly known as the Putrajaya Pink Mosque is a beautiful mosque built in 1997 . It combines the elements of the Malay and Middle Eastern architecture . It is located in Putrajaya, only an hour's drive from city centre.
CHINESE TEMPLE, JALAN TUN HS LEE , KUALA LUMPUR
|
| Chinese Temple, Jalan Tun HS Lee, Kuala Lumpur |
Along Jalan Tun HS Lee , the old town of Kuala Lumpur, you will come across a Chinese Temple located across a Hindu Temple. This old temple served many immigrant workers from China who contributed to Kuala Lumpur's rise as the Tin town during the British rule.
BATU CAVES, KUALA LUMPUR
|
| Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
Located amongst the limestone hills in north of Kuala Lumpur is Batu Caves Sri Subramaniar Temple.
|
| Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
The Batu Caves Temple is home not only to Temple but also the monkeys and bats which live in the limestone caves. Every year the festival of Thaipusam is celebrated in Batu Caves.
b) MOTHER NATURE IN KUALA LUMPUR
FOREST INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA (FRIM) , KUALA LUMPUR
Forest Research Institute of Malaysia is located in the Bukit Lagong Forest Reserve , Kepong, Selangor which is about half an hour's drive from the city centre. It has a canopy walk , camping grounds, walking trails and many more attractions within its grounds.
RIMBA ILMU, UNIVERSITI MALAYA, KUALA LUMPUR
|
| Rimba Ilmu, University Malaya, Kuala Lumpur |
Even nearer is Rimba Ilmu , a botanic garden located in the University of Malaya. "The Forest of Knowledge" occupies an area of 80 hectares and provides a great insight into Malaysia's tropical plants.
PAYA INDAH WETLANDS, PUTRAJAYA
|
| Paya Indah Wetlands, Putrajaya |
Paya Indah is an eco tourism park spanning over 3100 hectares of man made wetlands. There is a number of outdoor activities available for the adventurous visitor- from cycling to bird watching to feeding hippos and crocodiles.
c) LANDMARKS IN KUALA LUMPUR
PETRONAS TWIN TOWERS
|
| Kuala Lumpur Twin Towers, Malaysia |
The Petronas Twin Towers is the pride of the nation. Its completion as the tallest building in 1998 marked the recognition that Kuala Lumpur is a developed city . Petronas Twin towers houses corporate offices , a philharmonic auditorium, shopping mall, park with fountains. Visitors of all ages would find something to do here.
ROYAL SELANGOR PEWTER
The Royal Selangor Pewter visitors centre is near Batu Caves, Kuala Lumpur. It showcases the creations made from pewter, an amalgam of tin.
WHAT TO BUY
SHOPPING
SURIA KLCC
|
Suria KLCC
|
Suria KLCC is the shopping mall located at the foot of the Twin Towers. There are many shops and restaurants .
CHINATOWN, PETALING STREET
|
| Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur |
Petaling Street is a favorite haunt for shoppers who are looking for bargains. Originally known as China Town , today Petaling Street attracts shoppers of all ethnicity and nationality.
LITTLE INDIA, BRICKFIELDS
|
| Little India, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur |
Little India in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur offers a glimpse into the vibrant Indian culture in Kuala Lumpur . Colourful flower shops, sarees and garment shops and Indian spice shops and restaurants, compete for space and attention in the streets.
CENTRAL MARKET, KUALA LUMPUR
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| Central Market, Kuala Lumpur |
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| Beca, Central Market, Kuala Lumpur |
Central Market is a one stop centre where shoppers could buy trinkets and tokens and traditional and modern Malaysian art and craft to take home. It is located in a refurbished wet market along the banks of the river Klang in town centre.Labels: Travel information
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Sri Aman Environmental Youth Leadership Summit (SAEYLS) 2013
a youth summit that will be held by SMK (P) Sri Aman. This youth summit will involve international participants from all over the world. Our main focus is to highlight the importance of environmental conservation and aspire youths from all over the world to pioneer the change that is needed for a greener future. click for complete profile to SAEYLS 2013!
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