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HUAIKAEO ROAD HUAIKAEO Wat Chet Yod School for Dep.O F Public Woksr There Is No Nationalassembly Bridge A B c D E Points of Interest for Sightseeing natural rubber. This production supports the economy Wat Sisakat-This temple was built in 1824 by King Points of Interest for Sightseeing LIST OF HOTELS However, you should bear in mind that the roads in of Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur, the capital, was formerly Anouvong. This is one of the most beautiful and Lao PDR are only good in Vientiane proper and a small tin mining town, and developed into the bus­ Botanic Gardens on Cluny Road- Thousands of exotic tropical pla­ 8) To prevent the occurrence of the “standing wave” More than 400 roomes Telephone EXIT AND ENTRY PROCEDURES VIENTIANE important temples of the capital with its central KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE vicinity, while the roads in the outlying areas are nts. including orchid hybrids, flourish. Boulevard 737-2911 ADVICE TO MOTORISTS phenomenon, the tires should be inflated with 0.3 to tling city it is today. The present population of Kuala Century Pork Sheraton 732-1222 0.5kg/cm2 of air in addition to the regular pressure in poor condition. sanctuary and neat cloisters. Black swans float on a tranquil lake. To reach Vientiane, take the car ferry from Nong- The roads in Malaysia are generally in good con­ Lumpur is approximately one million. The city has many Dai-Ichi 224-1133 Wat Ong Tu-This temple was built in 1510 by King when driving long distances at high speed. Vientiane is beside the Mekong River and covers a Chinese Gardens (Yu Hwa Yuan)- in Jurong. There are ancient pav­ Glass 733-0188 khai,Thailand, cross the Mekong River, and get off at Hilton 737-2233 This information is extracted from "Travel Information 1) It is recommended that you contact the Automobile 9) IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY; The telephone should dition. However, the shoulders are not as wide as those modern buildings as well as Arabic, Chinese, and Ma­ long and narrow area that is fairly quiet, with few Say Setthathirat. Inside the temple, seated on a Hyatt Regency 733-1188 Manual"and is correct at September 1987. However, the Thanaleng in Lao PDR, where procedures to enter ilions, palatial courtyards, moongates, weeping willows, pine- CUSTOMS ALLOWAWCES AND FORMALITIES Association in each country to obtain specific advice be used to call the hospital, garage or police station in Thailand. Mandarin 737-4411 vast pedestal, is a gigantic bronze Buddha weighing lay structures, and an abundant number of trees and special conditions and exceptions are subject to change. cars. In the central part of Vientiane, you can see the s. golden bamboo and a 7-storey pagoda. Marco Polo 474-7141 before starting on your trip. since the Highway Patrols are not fully equipped to Lao PDR should be completed. Then take the broad While driving down the highway of Malaysia, you shrubs presenting an exotic international atmosphere. Marino Mandarin 338-3388 Travellers should check with their travel agents before "Monument to the Dead", which is similar to the several tons known as "Phra Ong Tu”. 2) An International Driving Permit or local driving licence give assistance. One of the best ways to get help is to level A-12 Asian Highway for 19km to get to Vientiane, Jurong Bird Park-on Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. The world's biggest and Meridian 733-8855 commencing their journey. will enjoy to see the mosques, large beautiful parks is required. flag down a passing motorist. "Arc de Triomphe” in Paris. Wat Simuong-According to tradition, the guardian spir­ Within the city, a fine expressway has been construc­ Oberoi Imperial 737-1666 the capital city. This is a comparatively good section most colourful birdcage inhabited by thousands of birds includi­ Oriental 338-0066 1) Import 3) Drive on the left in Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand. it of Vientiane has dwelt at the site of this temple and many rubber and oil palm plantations. ted, which is mostly elevated with rotary type inter­ Pon Pacific 336-8111 of highway with a 2-lane. paved carriageway. ng dozens of rare species. Drive on the right in Lao PDR. Pavilion Inter-Continental 733-8888 since the era preceding the construction of Angkor Malaysia is the world’s largest producer of tin and changes. List of Duty-Free Items Tiger Balm Gardens-at Pasir Panjang. A wonderland of Chinese my­ President Merlin 295-0122 River View 732-9922 PASSPORTS AND VISAS Wat in Cambodia. 4) There are few speed limit signs posted on the Asian Eos! Coast Malaysia along Asian Highway A-18 thology, filled with grottoes, caves, giant sculptures and tableaux- Royal Holiday Inn 737-7966 Lao PDR Cigarettes or Cigars or Tabacco Highway except in large city areas. Bear in mind that for Ipoh ot Bentong Shangri-La 737-3644 Council of Ministers for That Batu Caves Kuala Lumpur depicting famous legends. Sheraton Towers 737-6888 From countries not Louang Temple J. DUTA SEGAMBUT the highway has been designed for approximately the Tai-Pan Romada 336-0811 bordering Lao PDR..500 pieces....... 100 pieces.......500 grammes FAO Taman Titiwangsa JafanKuantan Recreation Park Zoological Gardens-at Mandai. One of the most modern Zoos in the following speeds: flat areas-80 to l00km/hr, hilly areas-60 Ministry of orf lPOH Toll Gate Westin Plaza & Stamford 338-8585 LAO PDR Railway SunqaiBuloh MALAYSIA........... 200 .................. 50 ................. 225 Wat Nong Douane Kelang Gates Wat Sisavat world. Here, animals live in a natural park- a promontory with to 80km/hr; and mountainous areas-40 to 60km/hr. Court PAHANG Communication Sentul National Zoo 201-400 rooms SINGAPORE.......... 200........................ 50 ................. 250 Market Wat Sungai Supreme People's Committee Amaro 222-4488 5) When parking or stopping along the highway, always Khoualuang Public lawns, trees anti shrubs. 1) Passport THAILAND................ 200 ..........................................250 grammes Teacher's Traing Center Apollo 733-2081 Works Dept JALAN Setapak pull off the roadway onto the shoulder. Van Kleef Aquarium-on River Valley Road. A fascinating anti colourful Dynasty 734-9900 2) Visa Monument to the Dead JALAN JALAN 6) squalls or rain storms, proceed slowly with Ministry of Furama 533-3888 During Malayan Hindu Temple IPOH SENTUL JALAN world of fish and corals. A visa is required except for holders of a re-entry per­ Justice Goodwood Park 737-7411 Wine Whisky Perfume headlights turned on since visibility is poor. If it is In Thailand road signs showing mit. KUCHING Damansara Grand Central 737-9944 Asian Highway routes are set LANGGAK Sri Mariamman Temple-on South Bridge Road. Built 1827. oldest necessary to stop, move completely off the roadway Holiday Inn Park View 733-8333 Pudo LAO PDR up by the government which TUNKU onto the shoulder with hazard lamps turned on. J. DUTA Kota Baru Ehsan Hindu Temple here. Ornate covered with colourful sculptures. King's 733-0011 From countries not 2 bottles 1 bottle greatly assist users of Asian ABANG Stadium Customs Off. Airport Ming Court 737-1133 THAI MALAYSIA 7) In Malaysia, since there are many trucks on the highway HR TV. Tower Pstaling Jaya Sultan Mosque-on North Bridge Road. One of the most famous Miramar 733-0222 bordering Lao FOR Highway P SEN Cemetery Airport SAM Ulu Langat XANG Maternity New Otani 338-3333 pass them with caution where sight distance is limited. G Foreign Trade Dept. MS 200 RUE JALAN Muslim mosques with stately domes and towering minarets. Orchard 734-7766 Tay GURNEY SalakSelatan Prime Minister's 1) Passport MALAYSIA 1 litre............in valva ROUTE LUANG PHRABANG Ministry of Interior General Cheras Phoenix 737-8666 LANE Tounst DevelopmentCorporationMalaysia (TDC) of Siong Lim Temple & Garden-on Jalan Toa Payoh. Buddhist temple LOUAN Wat Putra World Children’s Libray Plaza 298-0011 A national passport or other internationally recognised SINGAPORE 1 litre RUE for Klang AV. Institute for & Trade Center Food Center SubangJaya Wat Ban Fay JALAN Survey York 737-0511 for Wat Oupmoung Wat Sithan SETTHATHIRATH Morning Market TUN with architecture reminiscence of Peking Palaces. The garden travel document. THAILAND 1 litre Medical Research RAZAK Wat Houa Muong Neua Planning Wat Inpeng Fire sta. Federal JALAN RAJA MUDA Department of pure white limestone boulders is illuminated at night. 50-200 rooms 2) Visa Committee College Cinema Department of Tourism General Post Office Capitol Cinema Stadium T.P.C.A. Bencoolen 336-0822 Wat Ong Tu Toll Gate a) 3-month visa free visit is accorded to; 2) Export Fountain J.K.R. The Mall City Boundary Sentosa Island-off Jardine steps. Natural forests, quiet village, Cockpit 737-9111 Citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies, "British Wat Chanh Min of Ministry of Education AN ladyhill 737-2111 Serdang swimming lagoon, picnic grounds, coralarium. maritime museum. Protected Persons" or citizens Australia, Bahamas, Wat Xieng Metropole 336-3611 of Foreign Affairs University Wat Dong Palane LAUT Puchong Kuala LumpurAyer Ke oh Toll Road Thailand: Prohibited licence from the Ministry of Commerce Gnun Wat Sisaket Negara 737-0811 Bangladesh, Barbados, Belgium, Botswana, Canada, City RAHM Market Fort Silosogun museum. Surrender chamber. Cable cars to and the Fine Arts Department: Raffles 337-8041 Cyprus, Denmark, Dominica, Fiji, Finland, France, Lao JALAN Masjid Jamek Kampong Babru Sentosa begin at Mount Faber or Maritime Square. Supreme 737-8333 Aviation Off. RAJA Ho Phra Keo Ajang Strand 338-1866 Gambia, Germany Fed. Rep. (West), Ghana, Asian Highway Distance Chart ABDUL (a) Antique or objects of art, whether officially, registered Mae N Presidental A Market Grenada, Guyana, Iceland, Ireland Rep., Italy, Nam MAXWELL as art or not. 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