This hotel reminds me a lot of Hotel Seri Malaysia in Ipoh, Perak. However, beyond its unassuming façade are a very neat landscaped garden and inviting swimming pool. Impian Morib Hotel is strategically located within walking distance to the famed Morib Beach (Pantai Morib). The fact that this property is just 30 minutes drive from the ... continue reading »

While visiting Kampung Sijangkang, we were told that a film shooting was in progress in one of the homes. I was curious and wanted to see a live film shoot in action. Later, I found out that the 'star' of the film was MasterChef Season 1 (2011), Dr. Ezani Farhana, and they were shooting a Hari ... continue reading »

This mangrove recreational park in Kampung Sijangkang is touted to be most tiring for visitors compared to all other mangrove parks in Malaysia. Well, I'm not so sure about that. It could only be proven true after the entire project is completed. This recreational park encompasses three objectives: education, heritage preservation and recreation. But what makes ... continue reading »

Tanjung Hani Homestay is one of the many accommodations offered at Kampung Sijangkang in the District of Kuala Langat, Selangor. Apart from the usual "house" type of rooms, there are also chalets similar to those of beach resorts. Can you believe it? At Tanjung Hani, guests are left on their own and it is not necessary ... continue reading »

Opened in January 2016, Mozid Racing is owned by Mohd. Yazid bin Jamil. At 36 years old, this young entrepreneur has turned his hobby for speed into a business. With this 500-metre track on 1.6 acres of land, Yazid hopes to be able to nurture new talent in bike racing, beginning with young children. As such, ... continue reading »

One year after its opening, I finally had the opportunity to check out Mitsui Outlet Park. I admit that the prices of most branded items are out of my budget but they do have some good bargains sometimes and I love their pop-up stores (short-term tenants), too. Also, the food and beverage prices are regular shopping ... continue reading »

Despite its amusing name of 'belaos', which is pronounced as 'blouse', this chicken dish is amazingly finger lickin' good! 'Belaos' is actually the Javanese word for lengkuas (greater galangal). This dish, which originated from Banjar, West Java, was prepared for us when we visited Kampung Sijangkang, about an hour's drive from Kuala Lumpur. As demonstrated by Puan ... continue reading »