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620 INDEX 8 Hereen Street 243 8Q SAM 496 100 © Lonely Planet 620 INDEX Index 8 Hereen Street 243 Seremban 231 Bank Negara Malaysia Museum & Art 8Q SAM 496 Singapore 502-3 Gallery 103 100 Cintra Street 186 Taiping 171 Bario 458-63 Architecture Museum 242 Barisan Nasional (BN) 17, 40, 43-4 A Armenian Church 497 basketry 57 Abu Bakar Mosque 283 arts 53-9, see also individual arts Batang Ai 434 accommodation, see also individual Arts & Handicrafts Centre 579 Batang Baram 452 locations asam laksa 61, 191 Batang Duri 589 Brunei 590 Asian Civilisations Museum 495 Batang Lemanak 434 language 607-8 Atkinson Clock Tower 345 Batang Rejang 435-43, 435 Malaysia 466-8 Aur, Pulau 268 Batang Skrang 434 Singapore 530-6, 559 Ayer Keroh 253 bathrooms 476, 563 Acheen Street Mosque 185 batik 57, 288, 290, 310, 330 activities 83-7, see also individual B bats 76 activities Ba Kelalan 463 Battle Box Museum 496-7 Agnes Keith House 372 Baba House 499-500 Batu Caves 131-2 Air Batang (ABC) 278-9 Baba-Nonya, see Peranakan people Batu Ferringhi 204-6, 204 Air Hangat Village 220 Baba-Nonya Heritage Museum Batu Punggul 397-8 air travel 243-4 Bau 428-9 airlines 480 Badan Warisan Malaysia 98, 99 beaches internet resources 480-1 Badawi, Abdullah 42-3 Air Batang (ABC) 278-9 to/from Brunei 481, 593-4 Bahasa Malaysia (Malay), see Bako National Park 424 to/from Malaysia 480-3 language Balok Beach 288 to/from Singapore 482, 564-5 Bako National Park 356, 423-5, Brunei 586-7 within Malaysia 484-5 424 Genting 281 Alor Gajah 254 Bakun Dam project 443 itineraries 28, 28 Alor Setar 211-14, 212 Balai Besar 211 Juara 280-1 Alpha Utara Gallery 186-7 Balik Pulau 201 Kampung Paya 281 ambuyat 60, 62, 584 Balok Beach 288 Kemasik 313 amusement parks, see theme parks Bandar Labuan 400-3, 402 Melina 281 animals 75-7, see also individual Bandar Seri Begawan 574-85, 576, Mukut 282 species 579 Nipah 282 animism 52-3 accommodation 581-2 Paka 313 apes 75 attractions 577-9 Pantai Cahaya Bulan 335 aquariums emergencies 575 Pantai Cenang 218 Aquaria KLCC 98 food 582-3 Pantai Irama 335 Underwater World (Pulau internet resources 575 Pantai Kok 218-19 Langkawi) 218 medical services 575 Pantai Pasir Hitam 219 Underwater World (Sentosa shopping 583 Pantai Seri Tujuh 335 Island) 510 tourist information 577 Pantai Tengah 218 archaeological sites 210, 426 tours 580-1 Pulau Besar 266-7 architecture 54-5 travel to/from 583 Pulau Langkawi 218 Ipoh 155 travel within 583-5 Pulau Mamutik 355 itineraries 28, 28 walking tour 579-80, 579 Pulau Manukan 354-5 Penang 182-3 Bangar 589 Pulau Pangkor 150 Putrajaya 136-7 Banggi, Pulau 369 Pulau Rawa 268 Banggi people 369 Pulau Sapi 355-6 000 Map pages Bangsar Baru 117-19, 118 Pulau Sibu 267 000 Photograph pages Bangunan Sultan Ibrahim 259 Pulau Tioman 274, 8 Bank Kerapu 329 Salang 279-80 INDEX (B-C) 621 Singapore 510 Boh Sungai Palas Tea Estate 161 to/from Singapore 565-6 INDEX Tanjung Rhu 219-20 Boh Tea Estate 162 within Malaysia 485 Telok Melano 429 Bolkiah, Sultan Hassanal 19, 32 within Singapore 568 Teluk Chempedak 287 books 21, 23, see also literature business hours Beaufort 398 health 597 Brunei 590 Beaufort Division 398 border crossings Malaysia 468 bedbugs 603 to/from Brunei 593 Singapore 559 Bejalai Body Art 416-17 to/from Indonesia 261, 421, butterflies belacan 61 483, 484 Butterfly & Reptile Sanctuary 253 Belaga 442-3 to/from Malaysia 483-4 Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom Belait Districts 587-9 to/from Singapore 261-2, 483, 510 bersilat 52 484, 565-7 Cameron Highlands 162 Besar, Pulau (Johor) 266-7 to/from Thailand 227-8, 333-4, Kinabalu National Park 363 Besar, Pulau (Melaka) 253-4 483-4 Melaka 253 Beserah 288 Borneo, see Brunei, Sabah, Sarawak Penang 202 Betong Division 434 Botanical Gardens 200 Perak 159 bicycle travel, see cycling Brinchang 159, 165, 166 Taman Rama Rama 102 Bigfoot 270 British Malaya 35 Butterworth 177-8 Bilit 381-2 Brooke, James 34-5, 405, 573 Bintulu 443-4 Brunei 18-19, 572-94, 573 C Birch, James WW 147 accommodation 590 cakes 63-4 birds 76 climate 590-1 Cameron Bharat Tea Plantation 162 bird-watching 76, 83 embassies & consulates 591 Cameron Highlands 159-67, 160 Bako National Park 424 holidays 591 accommodation 164-5 Bario 459 itineraries 27, 575, 27 food 165 Cape Rachado Forest Reserve 234 legal matters 591 internet access 161 Danum Valley Conservation Area maps 591 internet resources 161 384 money 591 shopping 166 Fraser’s Hill 134-5 photography 592 tea plantations 161-2 Gunung Mulu National Park 455 population 19 tourist information 161 Jurong Bird Park 508-9 postal services 592 tours 164 Kinabalu National Park 363 telephone services 592 travel to/from 166 KL Bird Park 101 tourist information 592 travel within 166-7 Labuan Bird Park 401 travel to/from 592-4 camping 466, 532 Likas Bird Sanctuary 345 travel within 594 canoeing, see kayaking, rafting Pulau Langkawi 217 visas 592 canopy walkways Sabah 380 women travellers 592 Danum Valley Conservation Area Similajau National Park 445 Brunei Museum 578-9 384-5 Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Bruneian people 46 Gunung Mulu National Park 455 505-6 Buddha Tooth Relic Temple 499 MacRitchie Reservoir 505 Birthday of the Goddess of Mercy 471 Buddhism 51-2 Melaka 253 Boat Quay 497 Bukit Chandu 507 Taman Negara 297, 6 boat travel Bukit China 245 Ulu Temburong National Park 590 to/from Brunei 594 Bukit Fraser, see Fraser’s Hill Cape Rachado Forest Reserve 234 to/from Malaysia 483-4 Bukit Gemok Forest Reserve 392 car travel to/from Singapore 566-7 Bukit Kayu Hitam 226 hire 486-7, 568 within Malaysia 485 Bukit Larut 172-3 insurance 487 within Singapore 568 Bukit Malawati 141 licences 486, 568 boat trips Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve 98 road distances (Peninsular Melaka 246 Bukit Timah Nature Reserve 505 Malaysia) 486 Putrajaya 137 bumbun, see hides, salt licks road rules 487 Sabah 399 bumiputra 40, 44-5, 49 road signs 611 Singapore 529-30 bus travel within Malaysia 126, 485-7 Taman Negara 298 to/from Brunei 594 within Singapore 568-9 boating 83 to/from Malaysia 124-5, 483 Carey, Pulau 140 622 INDEX (C-D) Cat Museum 414 Chinatown (Kuala Lumpur) 98-101, pewtersmithing 108, 196, 529 Cathay Gallery 501 105-7, 100, 106 Singapore 513, 529 cathedrals, see churches & cathedrals Chinatown (Kuching) 413 crafts 57-9, 108, see also handicrafts, INDEX caves Chinatown (Melaka) 243-4 shopping Batu Caves 131-2 Chinatown (Singapore) 498-500, credit cards Bau 428-9 526-7 Malaysia 474-5 Gomantong caves 380 Chinatown Heritage Centre 499 Singapore 562 Gua Charas 288 Chinese New Year 471, 473 Crocker Range National Park 396 Gua Kelam 228 Chinese opera (wayang) 56 Crystal Mosque 312 Gua Langsir 220 Chinese people 46 culture 46-59 Gua Musang 336-7 CHOGM Park 217 currency, see also inside front cover Gua Wang Burma 228 Choon Wan Kong 104 Brunei 591 Gunung Mulu National Park Chow Kit Market 103 Malaysia 475 454-5, 11 churches & cathedrals Singapore 562 Gunung Stong State Park 336 Armenian Church 497 customs regulations Ipoh 155-6 Changi Museum & Chapel 503, 12 Brunei 591 Niah Caves 451 Church of the Immaculate Malaysia 469 Tasik Kenyir 312 Conception 259 Singapore 559-60 caving 83, see also caves St Andrew’s Cathedral 497 cutaneous larva migrans 598 cell phones St George’s Church 183 cycling 83-4, see also mountain biking Malaysia 476 St Michael’s & All Angels Church Malaysia 485 Singapore 562-3 372 Melaka 246 cemeteries St Paul’s Church 243 Singapore 512, 567-8 Bukit China 245 St Peter’s Church 245 Commonwealth Allied War cinema 59 D Cemetery (Taiping) 171 City Mosque 345 dance 55-6, 108, 122, 552-3, 529 Kranji War Memorial 506-7 civets 75 dangers 469-70, 560 Protestant Cemetery Civic Centre Museum 436 Danum Valley Conservation Area (George town) 183 clanhouses 184, 186 384-6 Royal Cemetery 501 Clarke Quay 497 Dayang, Pulau 268 WWII Memorial (Labuan War climate 20 Dayang Bunting, Pulau 220 Cemetery) 401 Brunei 590-1 deep vein thrombosis (DVT) 597 cendol 60 Malaysia 468-9 Deepavali 68, 472, 473 censorship 49-50 Singapore 559 Deerland 304 Central Market (Kota Kinabalu) 345-6 climate change 481 deforestation 80-1, 383 Changi Museum & Chapel 503, 12 coffee shops (kedai kopi) 64 dehydration 602-3 Changi Village 503-4 Colonial District 494-7, 517 Democratic Action Party (DAP) 18, 43 char kway teow 60 Commonwealth Allied War Cemetery Dempsey Hill 504 Cheng Ho Cultural Museum 244-5 (Taiping) 171 dengue fever 598 Cheng Hoon Teng Temple 244 Confucianism 51-3 Dent, Arthur 35 Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion 185 conservation 296, 322 desserts 63-4 Cherating 289-92, 289 consulates Dhammikarama Temple 187 Chettiar Hindu Temple 498 Brunei 591 diarrhoea, traveller’s 601 children, travel with Malaysia 470 disabilities, travellers with food 69 Singapore 560 Malaysia 477 health 604-5 costs 20-1 Singapore 563 itineraries 29, 29 courses diving 84, see also snorkelling Kuala Lumpur 108-9 arts & crafts 108 health 601 language 612 batik 330 itineraries 29, 29 Malaysia 468 cooking 108, 330, 415, 513, 529 Layang Layang 369-70 Chiling Waterfall 133 dance 108, 529 Pulau Aur 268 language 108 Pulau Kapas 315 000 Map pages Malaysia 469 Pulau Langkawi 220 000 Photograph pages meditation 108 Pulau Perhentian 320-1 music 108 Pulau Sibu 267 INDEX (D-G) 623 Pulau Tioman 275-6 environmental issues 38, 78, 79-82, regional specialities 65-7 INDEX responsible diving 85 377 Singapore 67, 536-47 Semporna 386-7 Escape Theme Park 503 Forestry Research Institute of Malaysia Semporna Archipelago 388-91 Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay (FRIM) 132 Sipadan 386-7, 388-9 495, 11 Fort Canning Park 496-7 dolphins 275, 276, 408, 426, 427, ethnic tensions 39-40, 49 forts 445 exchange rates, see inside front cover Fort
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