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Binance Malaysia

Binance telah diperkenalkan oleh Changpeng Zhao di Seychelles dan merupakan salah satu platform pertukaran mata wang kripto di dunia. Bagi yang baru berjinak – jinak dengan dunia kripto, Binance sebenarnya tidak dibenarkan beroperasi di Malaysia, malah ia juga tidak mempunyai sebarang pejabat atau pusat operasi di sini. Pelaburan kripto adalah berisiko tinggi dan pengguna dinasihatkan untuk membuat keputusan yang bijak sebelum membuat pelaburan. Mata wang kripto di letakkan di bawah Akta Kontrak 1950 dan ianya dikategorikan sebagai komoditi.

Binance tidak mendapat kebenaran atau lesen yang sah dari Suruhanjaya Sekuriti Malaysia (SC). Walau bagaimana pun, Binance merupakan urusniaga yang diiktiraf oleh pasaran antarabangsa namun, tidak mendapat kebenaran dari pihak SC. SC bertanggungjawab mengawasi aktiviti kewangan dan perniagaan dalam bidang sekuriti, derivatif, pengurusan dana, nasihat kewangan korporat, nasihat pelaburan, perancangan kewangan dan skim persaraan swasta. Biarpun SC “Security comission”  tidak membenarkan Binance beroperasi di Malaysia, namun pelaburan Binance adalah sah di luar negara dan ianya tidak menyalahi undang – undang di Malaysia.

Daftar Binance

Kelebihan Binance

    • Menawarkan trading pairs yang melebihi 900 jenis dan juga melebihi 300 jenis mata wang kripto

 

  • Binance menawarkan pelbagai jenis perdagangan, antaranya ialah spot, margin dan futures

 

    • Pemilik akaun Binance berpeluang menyertai program pelaburan yang dianjurkan seperti Binance Pool, Binance Earn, Crypto Loans Binance Visa Card, dan Binance Liquidity Swap

 

  • Pengguna boleh melabur mata wang kripto dalam stake pools, pelancaran token baru dan simpanan beserta faedah harian / tahunan
  • Binance Pool membolehkan pengguna mengakses mining pool khas bagi melombong Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV dan Ethereum
  • Penggunaberpeluang mendapat pulangan tunai sehingga 8 peratus bagi pembelian tertentu di seluruh dunia (60 juta peniaga) menggunakan Binance Visa Card, walau bagaimana pun ianya tidak termasuk di Malaysia
  • Pengguna juga boleh menyumbang lebihan simpanan wang kripto kepada liquidity pool menggunakan perkhidmatan Binance Liquidity Swap bagi yang memerlukan dana dan boleh mendapat insentif daripadanya
  • Pertukaran mata wang kripto ke wang fiat adalah sangat mudah kerana Binance menggunakan platform peer-to-peer

 

 

Cara Mendeposit Wang ke Akaun Binance

Bagi yang ingin membuat pembelian mata wang kripto, pengguna perlu membeli USDT (Thether) atau BUSD iaitu kripto yang disatukan 1USD hingga 1TETHER. Selain itu, pengguna juga boleh membeli mata wang kripto yang lain melalui Binance. Sebelum boleh membeli sebarang mata wang kripto, pengguna perlu mendeposit wang ke akaun Binance terlebih dahulu melalui salah satu kaedah pembayaran berikut :

 

Kad Kredit / Kad Debit

  • Deposit menggunakan kad kredit adalah lebih mudah
  • Kos pemprosesan akan dikenakan kepada kedua – dua belah pihak
  • Caj perkhidmatan akan dikenakan antara RM 20 hingga RM 30 dan dikategorikan sebagai caj wang pendahuluan

 

Kaedah P2P

  • Penggunaan kaedah P2P adalah lebih mudah dan tiada caj tambahan
  • Pengguna hanya perlu menggunakan fungsi P2P semasa menggunakan perkhidmatan perbankan tempatan

 

BigPay

  • Penggunaan BigPay untuk mendeposit ke akaun Binance adalah lebih selamat dan caj yang dikenakan adalah minimum sekiranya menggunakan Mastercard

 

Bank Deposit (SWIFT)

 

  • Deposit menggunakan Bank Deposit (SWIFT) adalah tidak digalakkan kerana prosesnya sangat perlahan

 

 

Luno (XRP)

  • Pengguna boleh membeli mata wang kripto XRP (Ripple) dari Luno dan memindahkannya ke Binance dengan caj perkhidmatan yang rendah
  • Caj sebanyak 2 peratus sahaja akan dikenakan

 

eWallet  

Pengguna boleh menggunakan salah satu eWallet berikut bagi urusniaga Binance

  • PayNow
  • Paylah
  • ShopeePay
  • DANA
  • LinkAja
  • Gopay
  • OVO
  • TNG
  • GrabPay

 

eWallet ini hanya terdapat di Asia Tenggara sahaja dan pengguna perlu membuat pilihan ewallet semasa membuat pembayaran di akaun Binance.

Kesimpulan

Sebagai pelabur yang bijak, anda perlu membuat keputusan yang terbaik sebelum memulakan perdagangan mata wang kripto ini. Seperti mana yang telah diterangkan pada awal artikel, Binance tidak mempunyai sebarang lesen yang sah dan diperakui oleh Suruhanjaya Sekuriti Malaysia. Walau bagaimana pun, pengguna boleh menggunakan Binance sekiranya berani mengambil risiko dan ianya terpulang kepada keputusan masing – masing. 

 

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Tanah Rata


Tanah Rata is the centre of Cameron Highlands in Malaysia. It is one of the small towns for tourists to explore Cameron Highlands. With temperatures up to 50 F at night, it is a great place to relax for visitors to escape the heat and humidity of Southeast Asia. Tanah Rata has several public facilities such as community hospitals, post offices, government offices and shops. In fact, you will enjoy the beautiful scenery that surrounds these cities.

Interesting Places at Tanah Rata

There are many interesting places you can visit around Tanah Rata, including:

  • Palas Boh River Tea Plantation and Bharat Tea – Visitors have the opportunity to see the planting and harvesting process until the product is ready. In fact, guests can enjoy a cup of hot tea at the cafe while enjoying the beautiful panoramic views surrounding the cafe. Light scones and light sandwiches are great to eat together.
  • Cactus Valley – There are many types of cactus here and visitors can find beautiful and cute cactus for as little as RM 10 for 3 small cactuses.
  • Strawberry Farm – Cold weather is ideal for growing strawberries. For this reason, Cameron Highlands is an ideal location for the crop. Visitors can pick their own fresh strawberries from the tree, enjoy chocolate-covered strawberry ice cream and sour strawberry jam – sweet.
  • Honey farms – There are honey farms such as “madu tualang” which is a wild honey harvested from the wild.
  • Roses – So many beautiful flowers that you can bring home at a cheaper price than the ones at the flower shop.
  • Lavender Farm – Visitors will find an area filled with lavender flowers so beautiful and so beautiful. It’s like being abroad when you take pictures here.
  • Night Markets – Open every weekend and a variety of local foods to try like tasty balls, sweet potatoes, pancakes, apam and more.
  • Vegetable Market – Fresh vegetables are available here and can be purchased at very cheap prices.
  • Mah Meri Art Gallery – Mah Meri is an ancient tribe living on Carey Island, Selangor. However, in Cameron Highlands, their crafts in wood carving were on display at the Mah Meri Art Gallery, Tanah Rata. Many masks and wood carvings have been awarded the

UNESCO Seal of Excellence.

 

How To Get There

By Car : Drive from Tapah or Simpang Pulai, Perak or from Kuala Lumpur 

By Bus : From Kuala Lumpur take about five hours, from Ipoh take about two hours and take five hours from Butterworth  

 

Hotels at Tanah Rata

 

Things To Do

Visit a bee farm
Find tranquility at Robinson Waterfalls
Take in beauty at the Flower Festival
Eat strawberries
Walk through Cactus Valley
Go golfing
Touring tea plantation
Trekking
Visit Mah Meri Art Gallery

 

 

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Events

List of Events In Conjunction With Visit Malaysia 2007

 

Bil Name of Event Date Venue Organizer(s) Event Synopsis
1 International Monsoon Madness Winsurfing Challenge 19 – 21 January Balok Beach Kuantan Perbadanan Kemajuan Bukit Fraser
Bangunan JKR 300, Jln Masjid
25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel: 09-5171623/4
Fax:09-5171626
Email: pkbf@streamyx.com
web : www.pkbf.org.myWest Coast Windsurfing Asso
18 Jalan Masyhur 25/50
Shah Alam, Selangor
Tel/Fax: 03-51214133,019-3554301
Email:leoleo@hotmail.comw		 Asia “Wind Surfing” event has 3 champioships namely “The Asian Windsurfing Tour (AWT). Kuantan is the first league before this event going to other asian countries. The strong windy environment at this east coast of peninsular Malaysia will make sure the energetic “Wind Surfing” surf.
2 Taman Negara Eco-Challenge 24 – 25 Mac Gunung Tahan Majlis Tindakan Pelancongan Negeri Pahang
(Pahang Tourism Action Council)
Tourism Information Center
Jalan Mahkota, 25000 Kuantan
Tel : 09-5171111/2
Fax:09-5146900
Email : mtpnphg@tm.net.my
Email : mtpnphg@streamyx.com		 Tough sport event of climbing from Kuala Tahan to the top of Tahan mountain with height  of 2187 meter above see level.
3 Pahang river international raft expedition 29 April – 6 May Lipis/Pekan Bukit Fraser Development Board
Bangunan JKR 300, Jln Masjid 25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel: 09-5171623/4
Fax:09-5171626
Email :pkbf@streamyx.com
web : www.pkbf.org.my		 Expedition with bamboo raft for 360 km for 8 days 7 nights. At each stop, contestants will be celebrated with local meals and cultures.
4 Rompin ‘Orang Asli’ Festival 19 – 20 May Rompin Majlis Tindakan Pelancongan Negeri Pahang
(Pahang Tourism Action Council)
Tourism Information Center
Jalan Mahkota, 25000 Kuantan
Tel : 09-5171111/2
Fax:09-5146900
Email : mtpnphg@tm.net.my
Email : mtpnphg@streamyx.com		 Festival that shows the culture of ‘orang asli’ in Pahang especially in Rompin district.
5 Pahang International Gamelan Festival 26 – 27 May Kuantan Pahang Office of Culture, Art And Heritage
Taman Budaya Negeri
Lot 57100, Jln Telok Sisek
25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel : 09-5178466/5177397
Fax : 09-5179466
Email : pkkphg002@hotmail.com		 Gamelan presentation from groups from Malaysia and abroad. This is the largest gamelan festival in Malaysia not to be missed. Tourists will be amazed with the unique tune of gamelan and the colorful wears of the players.
6 Tioman Diving Competition 16 – 17 June Kg Tekek, Tioman Island DHL International

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Tioman Development Board
A 145-147, Floor 1 & 2
Lorong Tun Ismail 6,
Sri Dagangan, 25000
Kuantan Pahang
Tel : 09-5141206/5137235
Fax : 09-5148801
Email : tioman@mytioman.com.my

 Diving expedition for 24 hrs by professional divers from DHL worldwide.
7 Bukit Fraser Internation Bird Recognition Competition 23 – 24 June Bukit Fraser, Raub Bukit Fraser Development Board
Bangunan JKR 300, Jln Masjid 25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel: 09-5171623/4
Fax:09-5171626
Email :pkbf@streamyx.com
web : www.pkbf.org.my		 This competition is divided into groups and each group will be given task of recognizing 250 endermic and migratory bird species.
8 Food and Fruits Festival of Cameron Highlands 14 – 15 July Cameron Highlands Majlis Tindakan Pelancongan Negeri Pahang
(Pahang Tourism Action Council)
Tourism Information Center
Jalan Mahkota, 25000 Kuantan
Tel : 09-5171111/2
Fax:09-5146900
Email : mtpnphg@tm.net.my
Email : mtpnphg@streamyx.com		 This festival shows the variety of Pahang foods and fruits especially fruits from highlands. There will also competitions of cooking, fruit crafting and juice preparation from the fruits be held.
9 Royal Pahang “Billfish” International Challenge 3 –  5 August Rompin Tioman Development Board
A 145-147, Floor 1 & 2
Lorong Tun Ismail 6,
Sri Dagangan, 25000
Kuantan Pahang
Tel : 09-5141206/5137235
Fax : 09-5148801
Email : tioman@mytioman.com.my&

Berita Harian

 This event is jointly  organized by Tioman Development Board and Berita Harian. The concept of fishing is “catch and let go”. This is to give awareness to public and local people of the special of the fish and the importance of the fish before its extinction.
10 Kuantan Beach Run 18 – 19 August Beaches around Kuantan Majlis Perbandaran Kuantan
Jalan Tanah Putih
25100 Kuantan Pahang
Tel : 09-5121555/666
Fax : 09-5130644
web: www.mpk.gov.my		 This event will be participated by locals and internationals. They will be running on the beach of Kuantan district from Pantai Sepat, Pantai Gelora, Telok Chempedak, Pantai Beserah dan Pantai Balok. There is also beach festival organized during the period.
11 International Dirt Bike Challenge 2 – 3 Sept Kuala Lipis Bukit Fraser Development Board
Bangunan JKR 300, Jln Masjid 25000 Kuantan Pahang
Tel: 09-5171623/4
Fax:09-5171626
Email :pkbf@streamyx.com
web : www.pkbf.org.my		 This rugg sport gives youngsters exposure of the uniqueness and endurance. The event will be also participated by professionals from abroad.
12 Cherating International Surfing Competition 28 – 30 December Cherating, Kuantan Majlis Tindakan Pelancongan Negeri Pahang
(Pahang Tourism Action Council)
Tourism Information Center
Jalan Mahkota, 25000 Kuantan
Tel : 09-5171111/2
Fax:09-5146900
Email:mtpnphg@tm.net.my
Email:mtpnphg@streamyx.com		 On early and end of the year, Cherating beaches will have high wave and strong wind which is suitable for surfing. To expose the sport to locals, the surfing competition will be held and surely attracted many international participants.
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Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary

This center was established in 1989 by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. A base for the Elephant Relocation Team which started in 1974. Being the only centre in Malaysia, the team is dedicated to locating, subduing, translucent problem elephants from areas where their habitats are constantly being encroached by plantations, to Malaysia’s National Parks such as Taman Negara.

 

Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary was established in 1989 by The Department of Wildlife and National Parks. This sanctuary responsible to track, capture and relocate wild elephants whose habitats have been damaged by development to protected areas such as national parks. In addition, the centre also aims to promote public awareness of the threats, pressures and plight of elephants in Malaysia, support research on elephant relocation and conservation and as a sanctuary for tame and wild elephants in need of treatment. It’s also aims to educate the public about the importance of habitat and environmental preservation.

 

The Elephant Transfer Team has already started these tasks since 1974 before the establishment of the National Elephant Conservation Centre. This team has also successfully relocated more than 700 wild elephants and with this relocation, the risk of species extinction can be minimized, even the damage to agricultural areas can also be reduced. The centre currently has 17 elephants of which four are males. There are several trained elephants from Thailand and Myanmar and are used for operations to transfer wild elephants from problem areas throughout Peninsular Malaysia. 

 

Interesting Activities

There are various interesting activities that can be done here such as below:

 

Visiting Museum

There’s a lot of information about elephants at the museum. Even though this museum is small, it provides a lot of information about these endangered animals. Elephant skulls are also on display for public viewing. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes to visit the entire museum.

 

Video Show

Visitors can watch documentary video in air-conditioned rooms. The documentary is about issues affecting wild elephants, habitats that are disappearing, the role of the Elephant Transplantation Team responsible for ensuring the survival of this endangered species as well as the process of saving wild elephants from conflict areas to new habitats. Showing time is around 20 to 25 minutes.

 

Feeding the Elephants

Visitors have chance to feed the elephants. The foods that can be given are watermelon and papaya prepared at this centre. Visitors only need to put the fruit into the elephant’s mouth or let the elephant use its trunk to take the fruit. There are 6 elephants that can be fed by visitors.

 

Watching the Elephant

Visitors have the chance to see elephants bathing in the nearby river and watch the life of baby elephants that are released freely in a fenced area

 

Entrance Ticket

Free admission. 

 

Office Hours

 

Monday to Sunday

8:00 am to 4.30 pm (lunch break from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm)

 

Friday

8:00 am to 12:15 pm

2:30 pm to 4:30 pm

Over the past 25 years the strong team has helped to prevent the further decline of the elephant population by relocating more than 300 wild elephants! Kuala Gandah also aims to promote public awareness of the elephant’s plight in Malaysia and to support research into elephant translocation and conservation. It also aims to educate the public about the importance of habitat and environmental preservation.

How To Get There

Kuala Gandah in Temerloh, Pahang is about 200 km from Kuala Lumpur. You can charter a car there

By Road : From Kuala Lumpur, take the Karak Highway, turn left into Lanchang and turn right into Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Centre.

By Rail : KTM Bhd provides service to Bandar Jengka and Jerantut.

By Bus : A Sri Jengka Express – Kuala Lumpur (Jalan Tun Razak) to Bandar Jengka, Kuantan to Bandar Jengka, Kota Baru to Bandar Jengka, Alor Star to Bandar Jengka.

Entrance Fee

Entrance for the center is free. However a small donation to help with rehabilitation and supporting the elephant is appreciated.

 

Things To Do

 

Understand elephants habitat
Feed the elephant
Bath with elephant

Ride the elephant

There are no entrance fees. However a donation will be an appreciation

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About Pahang

 

Rainbow Waterfall, Sg Lembing , Pahang , Malaysia

 

 

Pahang is the third largest state in Malaysia, occupying the huge Pahang River river basin. It is bordered to the north by Kelantan, to the west by Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan, to the south by Johore and to the east by Terengganu and by the South China Sea. Its state capital is Kuantan, and the royal town is Pekan. Other important towns include Jerantut, Kuala Lipis, Rompin, Temerloh and the hill resorts of Genting Highlands, Cameron Highlands, Fraser’s Hill and Bukit Tinggi. The Arabic honorific of Pahang is Darul Makmur (“Abode of Tranquility”). Total population registers approximately 1.5 million people resides in Pahang. The ethnic composition is roughly 1,000,000 Malay and Bumiputera, 233,000 Chinese, 68,500 Indians, 13,700 others, and the rest are non-citizens. Geographically diverse, Pahang ranges from mountainous country in its west to its beautiful and one of the longest coastline in the east Peninsula Malaysia. It adjoins the South China Sea for a distance of 208 kilometers. Of the total land area of the state, 48.8% is covered by forest, 23.4% is agricultural land, 16.3% is government land, 10.8% is urban and industrial land, 0.5% is Orang Asli (Aborigine) Reserve and the remaining 0.2% is mining land.

Pahang, which covers an area of 35,960 sq. km, is the largest state in Peninsular Malaysia. Pahang has so much to offer the visitor that tourists, both locals and foreign, come back again and again.

Pahang has cool green mountains, rain forests, hill resorts, tranquil fishing villages, long stretches of sandy beaches, mysterious caves and unspoilt lakes. With population of 1 million, the state, which lies on the East Coast, offers the finest in beaches such as the famous Cherating Beach, Teluk Chempedak and Beserah Beach. There are the renown hill resorts of Cameron Highlands, Genting Highlands and Fraser’s Hill. If you are looking fir adventure, why not visit parks such as Kenong Rimba, Endau-Rompin and Taman Negara (National Park).

 

Pahang Tourist Destination Map

 

CULTURE

In Pahang, the visitor will find fascinating evidence of the diverse Malaysian cultures, manifested in the customs, clothes, food, art forms, games and festivals of the various races.

Pahang has a rich cultural heritage and its specialty is songket, the distinctive hand-woven gold and silver brocade. Travelers can visit the handicraft centres at Teluk Chempedak, Sungai Karang and Cherating. Household items made from pandanus leaves and woodcarvings, shell crafts and batik are sold at these centers.

Visitors should also not miss out on the Pahang Silk Weaving Centre in Pulau Keladi, Pekan where they can see the process of making the intricately woven material. For those short of time there is a showroom in Kuantan, located on the first floor of Teruntum Complex in Jalan Mahkota.

Batik, the unique wax-printed fabric, is available everywhere with manufacturing outfits at Kuantan, Semambu, Beserah and Cherating. At some of these places the visitors are able to view how batik is made.

GEOGRAPHY

Geographically diverse, Pahang ranges from mountainous country in its west to its coastline in the east. It adjoins the South China Sea for a distance of 208 kilometers. Terengganu and Kelantan bound the State on the north, by Perak in the west and by Selangor and Negeri Sembilan to the southwest. Johor forms the State’s southern boundary.

Of the total land area of the state, 48.8% is covered by forest, 23.4% is agricultural land, 16.3% is government land, 10.8% is urban and industrial land, 0.5% is Orang Asli (Aborigine) Reserve and the remaining 0.2% is mining land.

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THE JUBLI PERAK SULTAN HAJI AHMAD SHAH AGRICULTURAL PARK

This agricultural park is made up of three distinct areas that are recreational area, a forest reserve park and a vast fruit orchard. Here flora and fauna of every kind are found in abundance.

The recreational park comes equipped with facilities that allow the visitor to conduct typical recreational activities such as jogging and fishing.

Diehard nature lovers on the other hand, can retreat into 25 hectares of the world’s oldest tropical rainforests. Here flora and fauna of every kind are found in abundance.

The Jubli Perak Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Agricultural Park has also devoted over 500 hectares at fertile land to the cultivation of over 20 different species of exotic fruit.

How To Get There

The Agricultural Park located 5km from Bandar Indera Mahkota, Kuantan.

By Road : From Kuala Lumpur, take the bypass highway to Kuala Terengganu or follow the road to Bandar Indera Mahkota, Kuantan. Taxi and bus services are available to the park.

Things To Do

Bird watching
Camping
Climbing
Fishing
Jogging
Butterfly Farm
Flower Nursery
Jungle Trekking

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Homestay Sungai Pasu, Raub

 

 

INTRODUCTION

Just 13 km from Raub lies another recreation centre, Sungai Pasu Recreation Centre. Located in the village of Sungai Pasu, the centre boasts of natural lake, lush greenery and freshwater fish pond. One of the locations for the local homestay programme, Sungai Pasu has won the title as the cleanest and most beautiful village in Pahang a few times. This quietly Malay village is perfect for a weekend getaway from the city.

Homestay inside Sungai Pasu

Joe’s Homestay Sungai Pasu

Joe’s homestay is a nice unit 1 storey bangalow homestay that is suited for family. The unit has air condition, its nicely renovated and clean. This homestay is also equipped with kitchen for cooking

 

Teratak Delima Muslim

Teratak delima is lcoated around 4.2km away from Kampung Sungai Pasu.

 

Hotels near Sungai Pasu

Rock Mountain Resort

Rock Mountain is located just around 8km away from Kampung Sungai Pasu equipped with rooms and pools.    This 3 star resort is equipped with gym , basketball court , nicely decorated common area and many more .The pool is great for a weekend family or children getaway..  The pool even has jacuzzi and riverine which is great for children to enjoy

 

ACTIVITIES

– Cultural Performance / Traditional Games
– Jeram Besu And Lata Jarum (Rapids)
– Experience Life As A Farmer

TOUR ITINERARY
03 Day 02 Night
Day 01 – Welcome Ceremony.
– Activities with local folks.
– Dinner
– Culture performances

Day 02 – Visit Rubber plantation.
– Demonstration of local dishes.
– Fishing
– Culture Performances.

Day 03 – Breakfast with foster parents.
– Activities with foster parents.
– Lunch.
– End of programme.

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

Joe’s Homestay Rabu
Kg Gali Hilir 1 , 27600, Raub , Pahang

Alus bt. Napi
Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang.

Rajiman bt. Ibrahim
No. 40, Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang.

Kadarismi bt. Sawintana
Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,

Pahang. Rosnani bt. Husin
42, Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang.
Khadijah bt. Ishak
Lot 1175, Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang. Rupiah Yaakob
Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang.

Ngadiam bin Husin
Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang. Sinwannim bin Dorahim
Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang.

Paridah bt. Lakia
Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang. Zuraini bt. Zahid
Lot 509, Kampung Sungai Pasu,
27600 Raub,
Pahang.

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Kabana Resort Kuantan

Built on mother nature’s unspoilt scenery blessed with beautiful beaches and assured privacy, this resort is tailor-made with you, the most honorable guests in mind. Ideal for business or pleasure, this resort is made up of standard and deluxe room plus the choice of the dormitory. The resort is able to organize group outings, family days, telematches and other functions of your choice. We are also capable of organizing your company’s varied functions.
The resort is also capable to hold a Malay wedding function at its premise, where guests are served the Khenduri Style Buffet, Pelamin set-up and a Bridal suite. We also give good discounts to the family members that organize the Malay Wedding function.The pure sunshine, ripple sound from the sea and the lovely sounds of the coconut leaves blown by the enchanting sea breeze and sometimes wind make this resort a wonderful retreat. Experience the difference!

 

Facilities

Restaurant

Meeting room of up to 100 persons

Swimming Pool

Beach Games

BBQ Facilities

Karaoke Facilities

 

Location

Located along the coastal road, this resort is by the main trunk road, where no one could miss. Superb layout and private beach location is the trade mark of this resort.

KABANA RESORT, KUANTAN
Lot 1942
KM 20, Jalan Kuantan-Kemaman
Seberang Balok
26100 Kuantan
Pahang Darul Makmur
Tel: 012-493 5659;012 945 5000
Fax: 609-583 3412

 

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Lake Chini Resort

Lake Chini Resort is built landscaped with the natural surroundings which is peaceful and harmonious to the growth. The resort has two kinds of chalet to choose. The ‘Balau’ which is deluxe are for those who come in a family and prefer a bigger accommodation. There are two rooms in this kind of chalet. It houses a family bed and the other two single beds. The ‘Meranti’ which is standard are smaller in size and also houses a family bed and two single bed.For those who come in groups of ten, there is for your choice, a dorm in the form of double-decker beds. There is also a camping site available. You can then enjoy the freshness of the air. It is facing the lake.
Another site you can enjoy yourself is from the restaurant which can serve you with various dishes including fresh water fishes. The prices are moderate and is money’s worth. We accept reservations and bookings.

Facilities

Accommodation
Restaurant
Jetty
Tourism package like fishing, lake tour, jungle trekking, night trekking, mountain climbing, lake crossing.
Karaoke
Telematches
Absailing
Water sports

Location

The resort can be reached by using one of the three ways available.

First Route:
By water and experiencing the challenge, you can use the Kg. Belimbing way. There are numerous jetty’s such as Chini lotus and in Kg. Belimbing itself. The one hour and twenty minutes journey requires the visitors to travel across the Pahang river followed by Chini river to the lake and resort.
Second Route:
For those who prefer to travel by own vehicle direct, especially for those who cames from the north, utilizing the Tun Razak highway (leading to Segamat), you reach Paloh Hinai and the straight to the resort. From the junction, you have to travel an hour before you reach.
Third Route:
From the south, especially from Negeri Sembilan, Malacca, Johore and Singapore can enter the junction to Felda Chini from Tun Razak Highway from Rompin/Segamat right to the lake.

Dinar Tiara Sdn Bhd
Chini
26690 Pekan
Pahang Darul Makmur

Tel: 609-477 8000/8008
Fax: 609-477 2008

E-Mail: Tasikchiniresort@hotmail.com
Website: http://www.lakechiniresort.netmyne.com.my

Info

D’Ark Training & Resort

D’Ark Training Resort is a resort that not only caters for all you training needs but a quiet and peaceful tranquility setting. Primary jungle on one side and the other is a crystal clear river provide you with endless outdoor activities.

The training resort provides the best for your convention, seminar, all forms of training, workshop as well as other recreational needs. Whatever your requirement……we are able to tailor made your individual requests.The Resort’s Ashida Villa gives you a wonderful characteristics and attractive alternative destination. A blend of elegant kampong style surroundings with city convenience.

The 4-acre resort exudes a uniquely traditional charm and special emphasis has been on equipping it with the modern facility and amenity, to present to you a pleasant and comfortable experience.

Indoor games such as chongkak, carom, darts, table tennis and board games and outdoor games are volleyball, badminton, sepak takraw and netball. The other guided activities are jungle trekking, camping and fishing, to name a few.

 

Facilities

Air conditioning (front chalets)

Tea/Coffee making facilities

Hairdryer (upon requests)

Shower with hot/cold water

Convertible hall

BBQ

Min’s Café

D’Ark Shoppe

D’Ark TV Lounge

Sri Perdana Library

Surau Al-Tariq

Camp grounds

Karaoke facilities

Housekeeping

Classroom

Training Equipment

Location

It is about 45 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur city which is just 45 kilometers north of Kuala Lumpur and at the foothills of the main mountain range. It is 1 minute from the mosque, police station and sundry shops in Kampong Janda Baik.

Ashida Villa, Lot 5303
Pulau Santap
28750 Janda Baik
Pahang Darul Makmur

Tel : 609-222 9131/9093
Fax: 609-235 1282