HOMESTAY INDAH KEMBARA PREMIER (3 BILIK) + KOLAM RENANG

Homestay Melaka INDAH Kembara Melaka terletak di lokasi penginapan di tempat pelancongan. Berhampiran TOP-SPOT pelancongan dan tempat makan di Melaka.

Pusat Pelancongan:
# 5 minit ke Bandar Hilir dimana terletaknya Kota A Famosa, Bandar Hilir, Melaka River Cruise, Jonker Walk, Menara Taming Sari, Dataran Pahlawan, Mahkota Parade, Masjid Kg Hulu, Masjid Tengkera.
# 5 minit ke Klebang dimana terdapatya Muzium Kapal Selam, Pantai Klebang, Dataran 1 Malaysia
# 10 – 15 minit ke Pantai Puteri dan Makam Hang Tuah di tanjung Kling
# 20 minit ke Ayer Keroh untuk ke Zoo Melaka, Melaka Wonderland, Mini Malaysia, Taman Botanikal dan sebagainya.

Tempat Makan terdekat:
# 3 minit ke McDonalds (depan asrama/apartment), Starbucks, Restoren Mamak Tasik Limbongan, Kuih Keria Antarabangsa (belakang asrama/apartment), Asam Pedas Claypot 3, Medan Selera Limbongan, Restoren Cina Muslim Mukmin, Restoren Cina Muslim Shirlin Low, Restoren Tom Yam Dyana, Capati Mahmud (semuanya berhadapan dan bersebelahan sahaja), Mee Bodo Tengkera, Mee Sup Tengkera, Roti John Barkat,
# 5 minit ke Coconut Shake Klebang, Yong Tau Foo Pulau Gadong, Rahman Sup Pulau Gadong,
# 20 minit ke Ikan Bakar Muara Sungai Duyong dan Cristal Bay.

KEMUDAHAN YANG DISEDIAKAN;
# Bilik Utama:  1 katil KING + 1 katil SINGLE berhawa dingin (aircond)
# Bilik Kedua:  1 Katil KING berhawa dingin (aircond).
# Bilik Ketiga: 1 katil QUEEN berhawa dingin (aircond)

# Ruang tamu yang besar dengan kelengkapan sofa dan TV 24”
#1 Bilik Mandi (Bilik Utama) + 1 Bilik Air berasingan; semua lengkap dengan water heater
# Meja makan 4 tempat duduk
# kemudahan pantry, sinki dan cerek air elektrik
# Sterika dan alas sterika

# Kemudahan Kolam Renang untuk kanak-kanak juga disediakan

KADAR HARGA

– Hari Biasa (Ahad hingga Khamis) dari RM 200.00

– Hujung Minggu (Jumaat & Sabtu) RM 250.00

– Cuti Umum dan Cuti Sekolah  RM280.00

Untuk tempahan segera dan maklumat lanjut sila hubungi:

Pn Hana 013-2987378
atau KLIK LINK http://0132987378.wasap.my/ untuk terus WhatsApp.
Untuk memudahkan proses tempahan. Sila nyatakan dengan jelas maklumat berikut;

1. Tarikh Check In
2. Tarikh Check Out
3. Bilangan Keluarga
4. Bilangan Dewasa
5. Bilangan Kanak-Kanak

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Ruang Tamu dengan Meja Makan 4 tempat duduk, sofa dan TV 24″

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Peti Sejuk, Pantry dan Singki

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Bilik Utama: 1 katil KING + 1 katil SINGLE berhawa dingin (aircond) dengan bilik air + water heater

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Bilik Kedua: 1 Katil KING berhawa dingin (aircond).

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Bilik Ketiga: 1 katil QUEEN berhawa dingin (aircond)

Kini kami menyediakan kolam renang kanak-kanak untuk para pengunjung yang menginap di Homestay Melaka INDAH Kembara.

Malaysia Open ATP World Tour 250

Malaysia Open ATP World Tour 250

The Malaysian Open, Kuala Lumpur celebrates its 7th anniversary this year and tennis fans across the country are in for excitement and thrills, as three of the world’s top-ten confirm their participation. Once again the specially built indoor courts at Putra Stadium, Bukit Jalil, will be the host venue for the US$ 1,041,540 ATP 250 tournament.

Date
26th September – 4th October 2015

Venue
Putra Stadium, Bukit Jalil

Phone
+603-9222 8811

Website

www.malaysianopentennis.com

Earthquake hits Ranau in Sabah

Sabah Earthquake

A strong 6.0-magnitude earthquake rocked the state of Sabah on Malaysia’s Borneo island early Friday, US geologists said, but there was no tsunami warning issued.

The US Geological Survey said the quake struck at a depth of 10 kilometres, with its epicentre located 19 kilometres from the town of Ranau and 54 kilometres from Kota Kinabalu in the district of Sabah.

The tremor, which lasted for about 30 seconds, caused minimal damage to buildings.

According to the Ranau police, several business premises in Ranau town reported shattered windows in the buildings.

Malaysian social media users uploaded photos showing damaged roads, shattered storefront windows and cracked walls and floors in Sabah.

But there were no initial reports of major damage.

Major earthquakes are rare in Malaysia, which lies just outside the Ring of Fire, the belt of seismic activity running around the Pacific basin.

Singaporeans head to Malaysia for holidays as ringgit hits new low

Singapore Causeway Jam

Traffic at Singapore Causeway – Image from Straits Times

More Singaporeans are heading to Malaysia during the June holidays, as the exchange rate hit a new low, according to travel agencies. The ringgit stood at 2.78 against the Singapore dollar on Wednesday (Jun 10, 2015), as travel agencies reported a 10 per cent spike in bookings for Malaysia travel packages for the June holidays, as compared to last year. Travel agencies also reported that 15 per cent of the travellers made last-minute bookings for tours in Malaysia.

“We have received an increase in enquiries on travelling to Malaysia. The number of tourists heading to Malaysia has increased 10 per cent. Most of them travel to Johor Bahru, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Penang, Langkawi and Kuching,” said Ms Rebecca Chia, marketing communication executive at Chan Brothers Travel.

Long queues were also spotted at money changers at Raffles Place on Wednesday, with some offering 2.76 ringgit for one Singapore dollar. Some money changers told Channel 8 that from end-May to June, the demand for ringgit doubled, as compared to April. Some money changers also reported that they ran out of the currency by early afternoon on Wednesday.

Analysts have predicted that the ringgit could slide further to 2.8 against the Singapore dollar this month. However, they added that there could still be a possibility for a rebound and the exchange rate would not decrease drastically in near future, depending on the performance of the greenback and oil prices. The exchange rate could also depend on Malaysia’s political situation and whether the Fed increases interest rates this year.

“You might see a bit of continued sort of weakness to some extent, largely because of the dollar’s strength,” said Mr Saktiandi Supaat, head of FX Research, Global Markets, at Maybank. “In our view, it would probably continue to some extent over the next three months, largely because of the expectations that the US data might improve significantly.” – The Straits Times.

FLYING SHIPS FROM MELAKA FACTORY

‘Flying ships’ coming from Melaka factory

January 11, 2015

CM launches new low-altitude flying craft that can land on water.
fly ship_300MELAKA: Melaka will manufacture “flying ships” or multipurpose Wing-In-Ground Effect aircraft that can cruise at low altitudes of up to 150m over flat surfaces, most often over water.

Chief Minister Idris Haron said the aircraft would be produced at a factory near here by 2014. The manufacture of the vehicle, using South Korean technology, would lure more investors to the state.
The vehicle operates somewhat like a hovercraft and an aircraft and can be used for search and rescue operations in the ocean. “Besides, it can also be used for tourism purposes,” Idris said after launching the Jebat M727 ground effect vehicle on Friday.

The vehicle, built by Aron Rinani Sdn Bhd, can fly at up to 150m and has a range of 800km.
Aron Rinani president Noor Azerai Ahmad said the first vehicle, costing US$1 million, would be ready by June at the assembly plant in Masjid Tanah, Alor Gajah.

As the current factory can only produce seven vehicles a year, a new plant will be constructed in Teluk Gong, Alor Gajah, with the capabiity to produce 50 vehicles a year.
He said the company had received orders for 100 units from several companies.
– BERNAMA

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