The Owls - The KL Bird Park

Certain birds in the KL bird Park like the owls as shown in the picture above are being kept in the cage. I think it's for their own good and for the other birds.

Visit http://www.klbirdpark.com for more information .

KL Bird Park - The World's Largest Free Flight Walk-in Aviary

First Photo: The flamingo is searching for fishes. Too bad out of stock.

Second Photo: The peacock is showing off in front of one of the visitors

First & Second Photo: Some naughty birds of the Bird Park like to lepak in the cafe compound. They might want your snack.

Third photo: No need strugling for food. It's already well served.

Photo (above): During hot sunny day it's better for the flamingo to keep both of it's feet in the water.

Kuala Lumpur Bird Park

The Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is another interesting place in Kuala Lumpur. Never miss to visit this place when you're in Kuala Lumpur. It's just 10 minutes driving from Bangsar and 20 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC). It is the world's largest Free Flight Walk-in Aviary. There are about 60 over species of birds from all around the world flying freely in the 20.9 acres park.
The main attractions are the Brahminy Land where birds of prey being exhibited, world of parrots, Oriental Birds Aviary, Flamingo Pond, Flightless Birds, Horn Bill Park and the Amphitheater (daily bird show). KL Bird Park is the best choice for family outing where the children will surely love it watching the flamingo, the peacock and many others walking and moving freely around them.

The Latest News on Virus H1N1 in Malaysia

Until 8 am, 13th July 2009 there were 62 new cases of Infuenza A (H1N1) being reported in Malaysia. Out of this, 28 cases were imported while the remaining 34 cases were transmitted locally. This make a total of 772 cases being reported in Malaysia and so far 685 (89%) of the H1N1 patiences have been discharged from the hospital. The government through the Ministry of Health Malaysia has already taken necessary actions to slow down the spreading of the desease.

The Prime Ministers of Malaysia

Malaysia got it’s independence from the British on 31st August 1957. The government is formed through election process. So far, since the day of the independence the party of Barisan Nasional has won every election. The success of Barisan National is due to the fact that it is a multi party coalition consist of parties which represent their own respective ethnic such as malay, chinese, indian and others. The leader of the winning party will become the prime minister of Malaysia. Until now, there were 6 prime ministers of Malaysia and they are:

i. Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al Haj ibni Almarhum Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah (31st August 1957 – 22 September 1970)
ii. Tun Abdul Razak bin Haji Dato’ Hussein Al Haj (22 September 1970 – 14 January 1976)
iii. Tun Hussein bin Dato’Onn (15 January 1976 – 16 July 1981)
iv. Tun Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamad (16 July 1981 – 31st October 2003)
v. Tun Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad Badawi (31st October 2003 – 3rd April 2009)
vi. Dato’ Seri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak (3rd April 2009 until now)

The longest serving prime minister of Malaysia was Tun Mahathir Mohamad. During his time many new policies were made and implemented in order to bring Malaysia toward modernization. Among them are privatization policy, look east policy, vision 2020 and many more.

Photos of Petaling Street

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Drop By at Petaling Street Whenever You're in KL

Situated at the middle of Kuala Lumpur (KL). Petaling Street or Jalan Petaling is also being called China Town. It is about 5 minutes walking from The Central market. Here, in Petaling Street you can buy watches, shirts, DVD's and many more. Most of them are imitations. Try to bargain at least half of the price being offered. If the seller agrees with your price don't ever cancel the purchased as he will feel intimidated. If you want to bargain just make sure you really want that products. Whenever you're in KL just drop by at Petaling Street for a short visit.

Tale of Two Brothers - Tuah and Jebat

It was a long time ago around 15th century in the city Malacca. It was before the arrival and domination of Portugal upon the city. This was a story of 5 sworn brothers namely Tuah, Jebat, Lekir, Kasturi and Lekiu. Possessed high level of martial art skill and bravery. They succeeded in becoming 'pendekar' (similar to a knight) to serve the sultan (king). Among them Tuah was the most successfull. he was chosed to be the first Laksamana (admiral) of Malacca.

His success created enemies who envied him. He was then being framed for having an illicit affairs with one of the sultan's concubine. He was sentenced to death with no trial being conducted. Bendahara (chief minister) who he was very closed with carried out the sentence.

Later, his childhood friends, Jebat rebel and took over the palace in order to avenge his unjusticed death. The other brother tried to persuaded him but failed. The sultan who had run to a safer place sent many of his best warriors to challenge Jebat but they were either being killed and seriously injured.


The 'Bendahara' told the sultan that he had hidden Tuah far away from the city. The sultan after hearing this instructed the bendahara to bring back Hang Tuah to him. The sultan then instructed Tuah to kill Jebat. Tuah confronted Jebat in the palace and they fought for several days. At the end Jebat was killed by Tuah. The story was a tragedy.

One believe that he was doing the right thing in avenging his brother's death and the other one believe that one must pledge his loyalty to the ruler (the sultan). Who was right between them has been argued until today.

Ready to Served Keropok Lekor

Some of the photos of Deep Fried Keropok Lekor.

Keropok Lekor

Keropok Lekor is a hot and crispy food that many Malaysian love to eat. It first became famous by people in state of Kelantan and Terengganu which situated in East coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Fish is it's main ingredient. Actually it is a fish sausage as it tube shaped look like a sausage. "Keropok lekor' can be served either deep fried or boiled and best served when it is hot. Usually to be eaten better by dipping it with specially made chilli sauce. Yummy.