During my recent visit to Kyoto, Mt. Fuji and Tokyo, I find the rural hotels and resorts very gentle and humble.
Their staff including the owner of these resorts, cooks, hotel staff, will line up and wave Malaysian flags to send us off. Give us a very good impression. Malaysian resorts should try and follow as well.
Mount Fuji, Japan
Looking to escape from the hustle and bustle in the city and relax in a quiet jungle setting or unique staycation experience? Check out our favourite “back-to-nature” hotels in some states in Malaysia, from minimalist accommodation to green villages and luxurious getaways.
With more eco-conscious travellers around the world, many hotels have incorporated numerous sustainable measures that go beyond planting a few extra trees on its compounds. A stay in a hotel with lush, solar-powered gardens is no longer a dream as many hotels transform their once ordinary common spaces into tropical wonderlands that are pleasing on both your eyes and the environment.
The Element Kuala Lumpur
Holding the title as the tallest eco-friendly hotel in Kuala Lumpur at 275 metres (902 feet), The Element has a total of 252 spacious rooms. The interior has a modern design with marble bathrooms while its facilities include an on-site restaurant, swimming pool and fitness centre. Anyone looking for comfort in the heart of Kuala Lumpur but is conscious of the environment should consider The Element.
With a Green Building Index certification and a stone’s throw from the city centre, the hotel uses environmentally friendly ways to create luxury and comfort. The hotel carries out eco-friendly practices on a day to day basis. Rain water harvesting, indoor air quality CO2 monitoring, and energy efficient LED lighting are just some of their many environmental efforts. The one that most people love most though, is their effort to reduce plastic wastage. It does not provide plastic mineral water bottles. Instead, they equipped each room with filtered drinking water that is certified by NSF International.
It is worth mentioning that this hotel is just a stone’s throw away from commercial districts, surrounded by shopping malls, trending eateries and tourist destinations. Guests can have a stunning view on iconic Petronas Twin Tower on the 39th floor where a 200 sqm indoor saline pool located.
Address: Jalan Binjai, Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, 50450, Malaysia.
Website: https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/kulel-element-kuala-lumpur/
Phone: +603 – 2771 3388
The Frangipani Langkawi Resort Spa
Overlooking the tranquil Andaman Sea and an archipelago of over 104 islands, the Frangipani Langkawi Resort Spa is located by a pristine, white sandy beach. The resort remains close to the bustling Cenang Beach, yet retains its natural charm as secluded hideaway as the two beaches lay parted by a cliff, accessible only by road.
Over the years, The Frangipani Langkawi Resort Spa has garnered a number of prestigious awards, including the ASEAN Green Hotel Award 2014, as well as Tripadvisor’s Top 25 Relaxation and Spa Hotels for Malaysia.
The Frangipani Langkawi prides itself as an eco-friendly resort and has developed over 200 green practises to promote sustainable tourism. These include numerous ways to recycle, like reusing the water from air conditioning units, collecting rain water, and reusing old bottles for art decoration. The resort heavily promotes recycling of all waste and also has its own chickens, hens and ducks to produce its own food. It also reuses old bath tubs and toilet bowls for decoration. Guests have the chance to adopt plants and have their names displayed.
Enjoy breath taking sunsets while sipping cocktails at Coco Jam Beach Bar at the resort. Facilities include swimming pools, one salt water lap pool, outdoor jacuzzis, an anti-oxidant sauna, Frangipani spa, watersports kiosk and etc. Pamper yourself with warm Malaysian hospitality, as you lose yourself in the beauty of Langkawi, The Jewel Of Kedah.
Address: 138, Jalan Teluk Baru, Pantai Tengah, Mukim Kedawang, 07000, Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia.
Website: http://www.frangipanilangkawi.com/
Phone: +604 – 291 3141
Terra’s Tree House
Terra’s Tree House is an indigenous-themed budget hotel hidden deep in the rainforest surroundings of Brinchang, near the farmland area of Sungai Mensun.
Getting to Terra’s Tree House requires a 4 wheel drive off-road journey for 4 km. The journey may take up to half an hour drive passing through numbers of farms and orchards, via a very narrow and bumpy trail. Guests will need to hike on a 100-meter wood-tiled track through the forest before reaching the actual site.
Accommodation is provided in thatched huts of authentic Orang Asli (Aborigine) architecture, composed of bamboo, rattan and palm leaves. Each tree house is perched on stilts for a view of the jungle canopy, but come with lighting and attached bathroom. Finally, organic food is provided from the hotel’s farm for guests to cook themselves breakfast and dinner.
That’s why guests appreciate Terra’s Tree House even more! Not only do they practice biodynamic farming, the people who run it are actively involved in the conservation of Cameron Highlands. We learned that the owner, Ng spent a year to conceptualise the design of the place. Actual construction took another 1.5 years without the use of any heavy machinery, not even for leveling! They wanted to preserve this wonderful Mother Nature!
What you see at Terra’s Tree House is what the Orang Asli (indigenous people) built with their own hands. The kitchen is well equipped with ingredients from Terra’s bio-dynamic farm and homegrown vegetables from just 200m away.
All meals provided are vegetarian. You could bring your own food but make sure that it’s halal and preferably sans meat. Being in the jungle means that anything with meat attracts wild animals at night. Not fun. For additional food (e.g. yam or corn for BBQ), bring your own or make an early special request to the staff.
Address: Jalan Sungai Mansion, Brinchang, Pahang, 39010, Malaysia.
Website: http://www.terrafarm.com.my/
Phone: +6012-661 3299
Tabin Wildlife Resort
For a minimalistic and eco-friendly hotel in Borneo, check out Tabin Wildlife Resort located inside Tabin Wildlife Reserve. The reserve, Malaysia’s largest by area, on the eastern tip of Sabah near Lahad Datu.
The Tabin Wildlife Resort has 20 units of lodges. 10 units of river lodges and 10 units of hill lodges. Each lodge comes with a twin-bedded, double-bedded or triple bedded room with en-suite bathroom hot-water shower, air conditioner, ceiling fan and private balcony overlooking hillside forest or Lipad river.
Constructed from timber on the River Lipad’s banks, guests have the chance to stay in the middle of the rainforest. Tabin Resort offers a range of activities including tracking orangutans and hiking. One of the highlights of Tabin being the active and mineral-rich mud volcanoes, attracting frequent visits by wildlife for their mineral intake and present an ideal platform for wildlife observation and bird watching.
Created in the year 1984, Tabin has been declared a Wildlife Reserve primarily on account of the large number of animals inhabiting its forests, some of which are highly endangered. The three largest mammals of Sabah, namely Borneo Pygmy Elephant, Sumatran Rhinoceros and Tembadau are all found within the reserve; nine species of primate are present, as well as three species of cats all of which are on the protected wildlife list. Of bird species, 4 families representing more than 300 species have been recorded.
Since the opening of the award-winning Tabin Wildlife Resort in 2004, Tabin Wildlife reserve has gained popularity to be one of the best places in Sabah to observe the rich bio-diversity of nature and to part-take in nature-based activities. Amongst the popular things-to-do in Tabin are jungle-trekking, night safari, night walk, wildlife-spotting, birdwatching and rainforest education.
To practice sustainable responsible tourism initiatives such as to observe wildlife and nature in their natural habitats and to reduce impact by human on wildlife, it is restricted to maximum 5 pax per guide.
Address: Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia
Website: http://www.tabinwildlife.com.my/
Phone: +608- 826 7266
Aiman Batang Ai Resort and Retreat
Set on the edge of the world’s most ancient rainforest on the mystical island of Borneo, Aiman Batang Ai Resort Retreat provides the ideal getaway for those seeking a one-of-a-kind escapade that is adventurous yet fully relaxing and pleasantly satisfying at the same time.
Housing 100 fully furnished Standard Rooms and Duplex Suites, the resort’s setting is inspired by Sarawak’s traditional Iban longhouse design with spectacular view of the Batang Ai lake. It offers pristine surroundings not only inhabited by the local community but also wildlife who have made Batang Ai their home.
An outdoor swimming pool next to the jungle is a highlight as well as the cocktail bar overlooking the lake. But the environment isn’t the only way Aiman Batang Ai offers an eco-friendly retreat. Motion-sensitive light bulbs reduce their energy consumption in common areas. Resort activities range from visiting tribes and longhouses to fishing, trekking and canopy walks.
Address: Empangan Batang Ai Lubok Antu, Sarawak, 95900, Malaysia
Website: https://www.aimanbatangai.com/
Phone: +6019 – 336 8033
When you live in a country like Malaysia, you can’t help but want to go camping in the rainforests or on the high hills because nature here is abundant and unbelievably beautiful. But the reasons that stop you from doing that is the thought of trekking, putting up makeshift tents, sleeping in sleeping bags and fighting off mosquitoes and leeches.
But fret not, you urban jungle warriors…the glamping trend has arrived in Malaysia, enabling you to experience the wilderness with complete luxury and comfort. There’s no need to get your hands dirty or worry about being bitten by killer ants!
Here are top 5 glamping sites in Peninsular Malaysia:
Tiarasa Escapes is nestled in the cool foothills of Janda Baik located just 30 minutes outside Kuala Lumpur. Spread across 7 acres, your senses are at once heightened and soothed by a graceful vista of majestic trees and fragrant fruit-laden orchards. Here, rare vibrant birds seek refuge, butterflies flit about and red dragonflies dance along a bubbling brook. The best thing is that you can be part of it all from the comforts of Tiarasa Escapes’ luxurious safari-style tents and treetop villas surrounded by mountain mist, lush rainforest, babbling brooks, and winding paths.
Address: Jalan Enderong, Sum Sum Ulu,
28750 Kampung Janda Baik, Pahang, Malaysia
Tel: 012-887 7777
Website: www.tiarasaescapes.com
A unique way to experience untamed and utterly exceptional parts of the world – without sacrificing creature comforts is to stay at Boulder Valley Glamping. You will get an experience to sleep among the unique boulders and tropical greens settings. Intentionally kept basic and free from over lavishness, glamping tents at Boulders are a far cry from the DIY tent in a bag. They offer amenities like comfortable beds and ensuite bathroom facilities.
Address:
8 Jalan Teluk Bahang
11050 Teluk Bahang, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Tel: +6012 4906882
Email: info@bouldervalleyglamping.com.my
Website : https://bouldervalleyglamping.com.my
Glamping inside a theme park will be a dream come true for many of us, especially when the theme park itself is surrounded by lush tropical jungle with natural hotsprings, spectacular limestone features and natural surroundings. The Lost World Glamping packages come with luxurious tent complete with the comforts of a hotel, such as bed linen, power sockets, fan, and complimentary buffet breakfast. You will also have access to the Lost World of Tambun and Lost World Hot Springs Night Park. It’s the perfect introduction to rainforest adventure for the little ones!
Address:
No.1, Persiaran Lagun Sunway 1,
Sunway City Ipoh,
31150 Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan,
Theme park tel: +605 542 8888
Hotel tel: +605- 540 8888
E-mail: lostworldoftambun@sunway.com.my
Website: https://sunwaylostworldoftambun.com/glamping/
Tanah Larwina’s charming 3-acre orchard and animal farm is located just outside KL city, which is really convenient for urbanites looking for a short get-away. You can glamp in style during the weekend at this industrial-style self-catering lodge uniquely designed overlooking a cascading stream. Get up close with various animals including rabbits, horses, geese and peacocks, or explore the natural surroundings at your leisure.
Address
Kg Paya Lebar, Batu 23, Jalan Sg Lui,
Hulu Langat, Selangor, Malaysia.
WhatsApp: +6 012 210 3351 – Faisol (No phonecall please)
Email: tanahlarwina@gmail.com
Website: http://www.tanahlarwina.com
Glamping@Kongkoi is a family-run private hideout situated within 10 acres of forest land by the Kenaboi River in Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan, about 80km from Kuala Lumpur city center. Inspired by their journey in the creative industry and their own love for nature and adventure, the owners of Glamping@Kongkoi offer 10 handcrafted chalets, rumah tamu villa and riverbank tents for those who want to be closer to the wilderness yet feel right at home.
Address:
Lot 608, Kampung Puom
71650 Titi, Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan
TEL: 601-9269-5260
E-mail: booking@glampingatkongkoi.com
Website: https://www.glampingatkongkoi.com
When you live in a country like Malaysia, you can’t help but want to go camping in the rainforests or on the high hills because nature here is abundant and unbelievably beautiful. But the reasons that stop you from doing that is the thought of trekking, putting up makeshift tents, sleeping in sleeping bags and fighting off mosquitoes and leeches.
But fret not, you urban jungle warriors…the glamping trend has arrived in Malaysia, enabling you to experience the wilderness with complete luxury and comfort. There’s no need to get your hands dirty or worry about being bitten by killer ants!
Here are top 5 glamping sites in Peninsular Malaysia:
Tiarasa Escapes is nestled in the cool foothills of Janda Baik located just 30 minutes outside Kuala Lumpur. Spread across 7 acres, your senses are at once heightened and soothed by a graceful vista of majestic trees and fragrant fruit-laden orchards. Here, rare vibrant birds seek refuge, butterflies flit about and red dragonflies dance along a bubbling brook. The best thing is that you can be part of it all from the comforts of Tiarasa Escapes’ luxurious safari-style tents and treetop villas surrounded by mountain mist, lush rainforest, babbling brooks, and winding paths.
Address: Jalan Enderong, Sum Sum Ulu,
28750 Kampung Janda Baik, Pahang, Malaysia
Tel: 012-887 7777
Website: www.tiarasaescapes.com
A unique way to experience untamed and utterly exceptional parts of the world – without sacrificing creature comforts is to stay at Boulder Valley Glamping. You will get an experience to sleep among the unique boulders and tropical greens settings. Intentionally kept basic and free from over lavishness, glamping tents at Boulders are a far cry from the DIY tent in a bag. They offer amenities like comfortable beds and ensuite bathroom facilities.
Address:
8 Jalan Teluk Bahang
11050 Teluk Bahang, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Tel: +6012 4906882
Email: info@bouldervalleyglamping.com.my
Website : https://bouldervalleyglamping.com.my
Glamping inside a theme park will be a dream come true for many of us, especially when the theme park itself is surrounded by lush tropical jungle with natural hotsprings, spectacular limestone features and natural surroundings. The Lost World Glamping packages come with luxurious tent complete with the comforts of a hotel, such as bed linen, power sockets, fan, and complimentary buffet breakfast. You will also have access to the Lost World of Tambun and Lost World Hot Springs Night Park. It’s the perfect introduction to rainforest adventure for the little ones!
Address:
No.1, Persiaran Lagun Sunway 1,
Sunway City Ipoh,
31150 Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan,
Theme park tel: +605 542 8888
Hotel tel: +605- 540 8888
E-mail: lostworldoftambun@sunway.com.my
Website: https://sunwaylostworldoftambun.com/glamping/
Tanah Larwina’s charming 3-acre orchard and animal farm is located just outside KL city, which is really convenient for urbanites looking for a short get-away. You can glamp in style during the weekend at this industrial-style self-catering lodge uniquely designed overlooking a cascading stream. Get up close with various animals including rabbits, horses, geese and peacocks, or explore the natural surroundings at your leisure.
Address
Kg Paya Lebar, Batu 23, Jalan Sg Lui,
Hulu Langat, Selangor, Malaysia.
WhatsApp: +6 012 210 3351 – Faisol (No phonecall please)
Email: tanahlarwina@gmail.com
Website: http://www.tanahlarwina.com
Glamping@Kongkoi is a family-run private hideout situated within 10 acres of forest land by the Kenaboi River in Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan, about 80km from Kuala Lumpur city center. Inspired by their journey in the creative industry and their own love for nature and adventure, the owners of Glamping@Kongkoi offer 10 handcrafted chalets, rumah tamu villa and riverbank tents for those who want to be closer to the wilderness yet feel right at home.
Address:
Lot 608, Kampung Puom
71650 Titi, Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan
TEL: 601-9269-5260
E-mail: booking@glampingatkongkoi.com
Website: https://www.glampingatkongkoi.com
If you are flying into or out of Terminal klia2 (Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2), you’d be forgiven for thinking that you have landed in a shopping mall rather than an airport. That’s because Terminal klia2, currently the world’s largest terminal serving low-cost carriers, has an airport-within-a-mall concept. Everything about it caters to savvy travellers who are looking for that single-stop facility to get all their needs met upon departure or arrival.
Terminal klia2 consists of gateway@klia2 Mall, the shopping mall; the Main Terminal building on the landside where the arrival and departure halls are located, along with the check-in counters and security and immigrations; and the airside of the terminal where the departure and arrival gates are located.
Overwhelmed? Don’t be…read on to see our favourite picks of outlets and services within Terminal klia2 that will make your trip here smooth and breezy.
NAPPING ZONES
Maybe you are in transit in Malaysia, or your flight back home got delayed. For whatever reasons that you need a place to rest, there are more than a couple of options in the vicinity.
Within gateway@klia2 Mall, Aerotel (myaerotel.com) offers 78 cozy wood-panelled guest rooms with ensuite bathrooms for the solo traveller, the couple or the family, with flexible check-in times. Rooms are between 20 and 34 square metres and start from RM280. Don’t rush it, the airport check-in counters are just 5 minutes’ walk away!
Aerotel: Level 2M, gateway@klia2 Mall, Terminal klia2
Capsule Transit (capsuletransit.com), also within gateway@klia2 Mall, is similar to a backpacker’s hostel where you get to make friends with neighbouring guests. Minimalist in nature, it offers a bed, a shower and luggage storage, too, with “pod” rentals in chunks of 3-, 6- or 12-hour stays, starting at RM89. For solo female travellers, there is a females-only zone for extra privacy.
Capsule Transit: Level 1, Lot 1-5, gateway@klia2 Mall, Terminal klia2
On a layover between flights? Then, Sama-sama Express (samasamaexpress.com) at Terminal klia2’s Satellite Building is the perfect solution. Hotel guests do not need to clear Malaysian Customs and Immigrations if they are on a layover between flights. Comfortable rooms — some with spectacular views of the airport runway – between 17 and 48 sq metres are available for a minimum of 6-hour stays. As a plus, this hotel has been acknowledged as a Green Building for its environmentally-friendly practices!
Sama Sama Express klia2: Level 3, Satellite Building, Terminal klia2
Just want a place to relax and refresh while waiting for your flight home? Escape the buzz of the airport by checking into Wellness Spa (plazapremiumlounge.com) to pamper your body, from head to toe. Their menu of spa services includes massages (for neck, shoulder, back or foot), manicures and pedicures, and hair treatments, along with light refreshments and power showers. The lounge offers private resting areas where you can also catch up on the latest news on TV or some light reading. Weary travelers will find this quiet place a haven to relax while you freshen up and recharge your body.
Wellness Spa: Level 3, International Departure, Terminal klia2
CONNECTED IN MALAYSIA
If you have just arrived into Malaysia and are looking to explore the country with uninterrupted Internet connection, then WIYO (wiyo.my) and Samurai Wifi (samuraiwifi.com.my) are a blessing to you with their pocket wifi rental service. So, if you think international data roaming is expensive, local prepaid cards are troublesome and public wifi is insecure, try out this service by making a booking online at their websites a few days before your arrival into Malaysia then pick-up the device upon arrival at their outlets in Terminal klia2. Promotion rates are available, so check out their websites frequently.
WIYO: Level 2, L2-13, gateway@klia2 Mall, Terminal klia2
Samurai Wifi: Level 2, Lot S2-2-211, gateway@klia2 Mall, Terminal klia2
HEALTHY EATS
When traveling, the last thing you want is to have tummy troubles. Why not go for healthy options to avoid any possible problems?
Eat smart, eat fresh and eat healthy at The Green Market over at the Departure Level, a modern dining setting with Japanese, Korean and Malaysian offerings. Expect ramens, udons, Malaysian noodles, kimchi soups, bibimbap, donburi bowls and bento boxes to savour within an open-plan kitchen where you can see the chefs in action. Complete your meal with fresh, slow-pressed juices to set you up for the rest of the day. Oh, and you will love the charging stations, flight information boards and free wifi provided, too!
The Green Market: Departure Level (Level 3), Public Concourse, Main Terminal Building, Terminal klia2
If you think vegetarian food is boring, you probably haven’t tried the selection at BMS Organics. They’ve established themselves as a café serving healthy, organic vegetarian food since 2007, and currently have more than 20 organic cafes around Malaysia and in China. Their KLIA2 café has about 40 healthy meal options including rice meals, soup noodles, and smoothie bowls. Favourites are the Curry Laksa made with soy milk broth; light and refreshing quinoa salad; and brown rice nasi lemak. The café is located at a quieter part of the terminal where you can eat in peace.
BMS Organics Grab ‘n Go: Level 3, L3-22A, gateway@klia2 Mall, Terminal klia2
LOCAL TASTES
Flying home and can’t get enough of Malaysian food and drinks? There’s plenty of local bites to feast on at Terminal klia2, but check out these local flavours which are popular favourites.
Nyonya Colours offers bite-sized local kuih or sweet treats made from tapioca, yam, sweet potato, mung beans, rice flour, sticky rice, coconut milk, brown sugar, desiccated coconut, and local ingredients that result in rich, sticky treats worth remembering.
Nyonya Colours: Level 3, Lot 34 37, gateway@klia2 Mall, Terminal klia2
At Kluang Station Cafe, you can cherish the nostalgia of olden day train stations while savouring the fusion of Chinese culture and tradition in its Hainanese takes on laksa noodle soup, fried Mee Siam noodles, and nasi lemak, all washed down with a strong cup of Kluang coffee.
Kluang Station Cafe: Level 2, L2-23, gateway@klia Mall, Terminal klia2
Crazy about coffee and want something with a local twist? Kofi Kraze2 uses their own Maxtract process, a gradient-diffused method to optimize the smoothness, aroma and intensity of their premium Cold Brew coffee with unique tropical flavours. Try out coffee in durian, yam, chili, jackfruit or pandan flavours – all typically reminiscent of Malaysia!
Kofi Kraze2 Premium Cold Brew Coffee: Level 3, L3-23, gateway@klia2 Mall, Terminal klia2
BOREDOM BUSTER
The next time you are stuck at the airport, head over to World Game Museum to pit your skills against friend or foe in a gaming play-off. There’s a good range of more than 100 games available here from classic games using the Atari console, or lose yourself in modern Virtual Reality dimensions. Family favourite card games for kids of all ages such as Old Maid and Snap, and famous board games like Ticket to Ride, offer an awesome collection for everyone. Overall, a great place to hang out if you’re not into shopping!
World Game Museum: Level 3A, Departure Hall, Main Terminal Building Terminal klia2
SOUVENIRS GALORE
Looking for quality Malaysian souvenirs to bring home? There’s plenty to choose from at Terminal klia2, from chocholates to biscuits, from traditional batik to unique arts and crafts, but let’s give you some cool ideas here…
You will never go wrong with chocolates and over at Fidani Factory (fidani.cc), there are some amazing Malaysian-made chocolates under the brands of Fidani, Danson and Farell’s. Look out for popular local flavours such as Musang King durian chocolates, which is guaranteed to be a huge hit!
Fidani Factory: Level 3, L3-17, gateway@klia2 Mall
Royal Selangor (myroyalselangor.com) pewter products also make great take-home gifts due to their quality and legacy in Malaysian history. The Malaysian Landmarks collection will remind visitors of their holiday in Malaysia and include the Petronas Twin Towers pocket lighter, Sarawak-motif coasters, key chains, photo frames and tankards.
Royal Selangor: S2-3-L18, Departure Hall, Main Terminal Building, Terminal klia2
How about doing a good deed while you shop and support a special group of artists with disabilities? These super talented artists have put their skills to use by producing handpainted shoes and bags. Their handiwork can be seen at Amaze Creative in quirky and colourful designs for sneakers, flats, children’s shoes, ladies’ shoes and handbags. Totally unique and one-of-a-kind gifts!
Amaze Creative: Level 2, L2-77, gateway@klia2, Terminal klia2
EXPLORING MALAYSIA
From Terminal klia2, the rest of Malaysia is easily accessible in a variety of transport modes. The Level 1 of gateway@klia2 Mall is dedicated as the Transportation Hub for Terminal klia2, providing access to public transportation services like taxi, bus, rail and car rental. The Express Rail Link (ERL) Train Services is a high-speed train that connects airline passengers to Kuala Lumpur in 33 minutes.
The ticketing counters for buses and taxis are available at this level. The buses transport passengers to KL Sentral, Bandar Tasik Selatan, One Utama shopping mall, Nilai and Seremban, and to other states like Johor, Melaka and Perak.