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The First Sungei Wang Plaza Sci-Fi Festival blasts off from 7th November 2015 to 15th November 2015. The Sci-Fi Festival is initiated to create a platform for Sci-Fi “geeks” and
The First Sungei Wang Plaza Sci-Fi Festival blasts off from 7th November 2015 to 15th November 2015. The Sci-Fi Festival is initiated to create a platform for Sci-Fi “geeks” and
Diners at China Treasures, Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club can look forward to sample an exclusive dish of the Claypot Kampung Chicken, specially curated by Executive Chinese Chef Eddie Chua.
Parents may be switching off too early when it comes to giving their children career support and guidance according to global research released by LinkedIn, the world’s largest online professional
Celebrating 50 years of Singapore-Malaysia ties, TITIAN BUDAYA will be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 21 November 2015 to 17 January 2016. Presented by the Ministry of Culture, Community
As Malaysians gear up for the upcoming end-of-year holiday season, Hotels.com unveiled local travel trends and insights based on the Hotels.com Hotels Price Index (HPI®) report. The HPI is respected
1MALAYSIA YEAR END SALE Enjoy a final round of discounted shopping before 2015 ends during this 1Malaysia Year End Sale. Shopping malls and retail outlets are going all out to
KidZania is an indoor family education and entertainment centre, which offers an interactive learning and entertainment experience targeted at kids aged 4 to 14 years. KidZania combines role-play with real
Regardless of religious and cultural beliefs, Halloween will always have a special place in my heart. Why? Not because I love dressing up as freaky creatures and go trick or
I never knew that I could climb mountains; literally climb mountains until I visited Gua Damai Extreme Park. If you are my friend on Facebook or Instagram, you’d probably noticed
Malaysia is undeniably well known for the fact that it is a country that is rich with cultural diversity. But each time ‘Malaysians’ is mentioned, more often than not, only