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DAYS HOTEL Refreshing A’FAMOSA RESORT PUS1 KEMBARAAT SEHENTI PLUS ONLINE SEKESEPTEMBER/OKTOBERLUARGA 2015 BATH CONTENTS Features September/Oktober 2015 Edisi 24 THE WAY OF THE DRAGON BEST VALUE FOR MONEY AT DAYS HOTEL Refreshing A’FAMOSA RESORT PUS1 KEMBARAAT SEHENTI PLUS ONLINE SEKESEPTEMBER/OKTOBERLUARGA 2015 BATH CONTENTS Features : The Way of The Dragon 03 Best Value for Money at Days Hotel 05 Editor: Khalilah Talha Assistant Editor: Iskandar Dzulkifli Staff Writers: Rofina Adam, Nor Aman Karap, Syed Alwi, Nora Atiqah Art Director: Najihah Yasin Photographer: Nor Aman Karap Graphic & Layout: Noor Haida Zainal Abidin 08 Travel : Refreshing Bath 22 PLUS Focus : Aplikasi ‘PLUS Mobile Apps’ Bantu Pengguna Lebuh Raya 12 Travel : A' Famosa Resort Pusat Sehenti Keluarga 23 PLUS Focus : PLUS Promotes Road 15 RSA Highlight : Nikmati Aiskrim Enak Safety Through Mural Competition di Baskin Robbins 24 PLUS Focus : Plaza Tol Jitra, Bukit Kayu Hitam, Jambatan Pulau 17 PLUSMiles Merchant Highlight : Pinang, Kubang Semang dan Lunas Miracle Hair Expert One-Stop Hair Beroperasi Secara 100 Peratus Centre Elektronik Mulai 9 September 19 Jom Singgah : Konsep Street Mall 25 Safety Tips : Defensive Driving R&R Tapah (Arah Selatan) Gamit 26 Safety Tips : Fuel Saving Tips Pengunjung Smart Tips : 10 Senaman Mudah di PLUS Focus : Jalur Gemilang Gergasi 27 21 Rumah tanpa Alatan Di Mercu UEM Semarak Sambutan Hari Kebangsaan 2015 28 Smart Tips : Penggunaan Petrol di Tahap yang Optimum 21 Caption story : Wings 30 Tahun 29 Smart Tips : First Time Buyers THE WAY OF FEATURE THE DRAGON ragons are set to feature prominently this month in the two Malaysian states of Penang and Sarawak Dwith a Chingay procession and a Dragon Boat Regatta. A Chingay procession is held in celebration of the birthdays of Chinese deities or the procession of the Goddess of Mercy (Guanyin). The earliest known procession in Malaysia was held more than 100 years ago. Chingay is viewed as street art where performers balance giant flags that range from 7 to 10metres in height and weigh about 27 kg. Today, Chingay is not only performed by the Chinese, but the art has 3 KEMBARA PLUS ONLINE SEPTEMBER/OKTOBER 2015 Dragon boat races attract teams from all over the world uccessfully attracted Sarawak River, one of which is a mooncake festival, a Malays and Indians too the famous Brooke Swim which duck catching competition, Sto become a unique will be revived during this year’s tug-of-war, canoeing and multiracial performance. The Regatta as a side event. performances by local singers. popularity of Chingay in Penang 25 teams from Brunei, Hong A new feature this year will be has made it one of the very Kong, Indonesia, Japan, the Doughnut Boat where boats impressive cultural landmarks Philippines, Singapore and shaped like doughnuts with a as well as an important tourist Chinese Taipei have confirmed seating capacity of 12 people attraction. their participation in the Regatta. will be introduced for the public The Sarawak International Local teams taking part are from to enjoy. Dragon Boat Regatta has an Sabah, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, In Chinese belief, the dragon interesting history which dates Kedah and Sarawak who will is the highest-ranking animal in back to 1872 during Rajah be vying for the coveted “Raja the animal hierarchy, strongly Brooke’s rule. The Sarawak River Sungai” or King of the River title in associated at one time with was then the main gateway into longboats carrying from seven to the emperor and hence power Kuching, especially for trading of 30 paddlers, depending on the and majesty, wealth and essential goods, communication category they are contesting in. wisdom. Its origins are vague, and protection from potential The Sarawak International but tradition has it that the enemies. A regatta was held Dragon Boat Regatta offers a dragon is composed of nine annually as a recreational sport total prize money of RM50,000 different animals. It is the only on the river which winds through while the top four placed teams mythological animal of the beautiful landscape and passes will receive trophies and medals. 12 animals that represent the by colonial buildings like the Fort Apart from the Dragon Boat Chinese calendar. The next Year Margherita, the Square Tower races, local food and handicraft of the Dragon is 2024. -By K. Talha and the Astana. exhibitions will also be held. Many stories also surround the Other side events include 4 KEMBARA PLUS ONLINE SEPTEMBER/OKTOBER 2015 FEATURE et’s face it…many Malaysians love travelling Lto Britain, specifically BEST VALUE FOR England, for their overseas holiday. Perhaps the romantic connection with our colonial MONEY AT past has something to do with it but students aspire to study in the UK and the young and old DAYS HOTEL and whole families alike tend to gravitate towards Britain for work and play. The declining ringgit notwithstanding, the lure of 5 KEMBARA PLUS ONLINE SEPTEMBER/OKTOBER 2015 England beckons because of its rich and colorful past, its traditions and prestige as an educational institution and its historical grandeur as a once great empire with far-flung colonies around the world. Malaysians travelling to the capital city of London prefer to look for accommodation in and around popular shopping areas, namely along Edgeware Road and Oxford Street or in Bayswater where Malaysia Hall is situated. However, there is now a refurbished hotel that is Muslim friendly and conveniently An international staff operate all levels of service in the hotel located in central London. Just a five-minute walk away from Waterloo Station is Days Hotel, a low rise five-storey building that started out as an inn in 1970 but is now one of the more popular choices for travelers because of its affordability, cleanliness, service, hospitality and location. One can easily walk to London's West End theatres, cinemas, art galleries, museums, and shopping districts from Days Hotel. Some rooms also provide views of the city skyline and the world’s largest observation wheel, the London Eye. All its 162 contemporary furnished rooms have wi-fi, feature ensuite Plenty of seats in the lobby area bathrooms with power showers adults and 2 children. For Muslims, Not only that, there is an option and there are also a number of there is the added comfort of for the breakfast salons too. As its wheelchair accessible rooms with prayer mats, a copy of the Quran good-humored general manager roll in showers. Family rooms are and a prayer directional sign Issam Ismail jovially puts it: “We large and can accommodate 2 available in all rooms. have a halal breakfast section 6 KEMBARA PLUS ONLINE SEPTEMBER/OKTOBER 2015 and a haram breakfast area”! Days Hotel staff is a small but better”, said Issam. The kitchens are separated, so closely-knit family unit consisting Don’t be surprised to find the Jalur too are the breakfast rooms of many nationalities. Once a Gemilang proudly fluttering in the where one offers a traditional month, there is International wind on one of three flagpoles in English breakfast of ham and Luncheon Day hosted by the hotel’s courtyard. The Days bacon while the other serves only Issam where a staff from a pre- Hotel has Malaysian ownership halal fare. There is also a menu selected country would cook an through the Shapadu Group and of the day which changes daily indigenous luncheon menu to be it actively promotes Malaysia to and is available from 5.30pm to enjoyed by the others. “Through all guests through discreet but 9.30pm, and includes that trendy food, staff get to appreciate and strategic placements of buntings continental dish, beef wellington understand not only each other’s and flyers around the lobby area.- in its offering. culture but also one another By K.Talha All rooms have coffee/tea making facilities and for muslims, prayer mats and Al-Quran 7 KEMBARA PLUS ONLINE SEPTEMBER/OKTOBER 2015 TRAVEL Refreshing BATH 8 KEMBARA PLUS ONLINE SEPTEMBER/OKTOBER 2015 ust as its name suggests, Bath was a Jgrand bathing and socializing complex in its heyday, constructed by the Romans around 70AD and remains one of the best preserved Roman remains in the world today. People came to the city and the Roman baths specifically to cure their ailments and for general wellness. Founded upon natural hot springs, the city site now draws tourists from near and far who come to, pardon the pun, bathe in its indulgence, culture and architecture. Architecturally, Bath is without question one of Britain's finest cities. Situated in the valley of the River Avon, it became a World The majestic Bath Abbey overlooks the roman baths with its fire cauldrons that surround Heritage Site in 1987 in the main pool The iconic Royal Crescent, a row of 30 terraced houses reflecting Georgian architecture is now one of Britain's most prestigious addresses. Hollywood actor Nicholas Cage owns one of the townhouses here 9 KEMBARA PLUS ONLINE SEPTEMBER/OKTOBER 2015 The Pulteney Bridge over River Avon with its weir and sluice that are part of Bath's flood prevention scheme recognition of the ancient Georgian architecture crafted can indulge in a lovely period Roman remains, an awesome from Bath stone, including the atmosphere, an exclusive film gothic abbey and elegant Royal Crescent, Circus, Pump starring Adrian Lukis, costumes, Georgian terraces found Room and Assembly Rooms. dressing up, contemporary here. There is also the glorious In the 18th century the city exhibits, maps and books. gardens of Prior Park, which became fashionable and There is even a waxwork has one of only four of the the population grew. One of Jane Austen created world's Palladian bridges. of its most famous residents by experts using forensic The city became a spa with was Jane Austen who lived in evidence.
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