If you pass by the Lido Beach near Danga Bay, you might realize that there’s a new gallery building standing just next to the Japan Club. It is Lost Malaya; Gallery and Lounge. Since the launched on early February this year, Lost Malaya has become one of the latest attractions to this city. Basically, the building was once an old bungalow, being renovated to be a gallery and café. The owner of the gallery is Chris Thompson, camera operator and professional photographer.
There are many magnificent photos being displayed, from the …
On a peaceful Sunday late afternoon, a heavy rain came down pour Johor Bahru. I was in Skudai at that moment and witness quite a huge number of trees lying on either side of the road or blocking it. It was such an event that rarely occur. In Bandar Pulai Jaya, Skudai, the place where I live, we witness a zinc roof top flying and dropping in front of another house in another road. The zinc roof temporarily halted on the roof, tilting an area and was also supported by …
Situated in the heart of Johor, along Jalan Abdul Samad, rooted a colonial bungalow owned by Malaysian-Thailand couple, Haroon Warawanisha and Azilah Khalild which soon has turned into Fine-Dine Thai Cuisine Restaurant, Tera Thai with interior inspired from the White Elephant Land, Thailand.
With only 10 minutes away from Causeway, on the back of Thistle Hotel (formerly known as Hyatt Hotel), same road as Sedap Corner and on the way to Johor Specialist, Tera Thai Restaurant is suitable for corporate meetings, wedding reception, birthday, wedding, anniversary celebrations and reunions. This entire …
Five Year Boost For Iskandar Johor Open
The Iskandar Johor Open (IJO) has received a huge boost from the Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA) which has extended its title sponsorship by another five years, officials announced today.
The Organizing Committee of the Iskandar Johor Open also said it was working towards a joint sanction agreement with EurAsia Golf Ltd, which is the innovative alliance between the Asian Tour and the European Tour, from 2011 onwards. [IskandarJohorOpen]
Going Into The Record Book
Even before a first medal is won at the 52nd edition of …
As it is the country’s first glass temple constructed with 300,000 pieces of coloured glass, including blue, red, yellow, green, purple and white, the Arulmigu Sri Raja Kaliamman Glass Temple has been recorded in the Malaysia Books of Records. Read the rest of the story at MySinChew.
Arulmigu Sri Raja Kaliamman Glass Temple is the first glass temple in Malaysia. About 90% of the walls, ceilings, arches and pillars is adorned with over three hundred thousand pieces of stained glass imported from Thailand, Japan and Belgium. The estimated cost of the …
Earlier this month, the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water has been given approval by the Economic Council to look into identifying suitable sites for a nuclear power plant. If Malaysia proceed with this plan, it will take another 12 to 15 years before viable energy is produced.
The Malaysian Insider reported that:
Putrajaya has identified Pahang, Johor and Terengganu as the possible states for a proposed nuclear power plant due to availability of remote locations that are close to water sources, in line with international rules.
However, it is understood the …