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Having the best climate with an altitude of about 6,000 feet above sea level, Genting Highlands is surely one of the best destinations in the world. The whole place was developed by the Malaysian government as an entertainment city with one of the longest and steepest cable car facility in Asia.
Only 45-minute off Kuala Lumpur, Genting Highlands is very accessible. There are public transport buses leaving every 20 minutes from Kuala Lumpur. There are also buses from Singapore that go straight to Genting Highlands.
The place has a huge theme park with all the shops, stores, and fun rides of different types and speeds. There is also a monorail that goes around the theme park while a hotel and Casino is likewise available for tourists staying overnight or longer.
There are also concerts and performances booked at the Casino and hotel while other attractions like the cable car, the malls and a mini-zoo completes the package for tourists looking for non-stop fun and entertainment at the highlands. The cable car travels 15-minute down and 15-minute going up over Genting’s beautiful rain forest. About 200 cable cars travel at the same time with a maximum of eight persons per car. The cars leave the station every 15 minutes from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
At 2 to 4 p.m., Genting is literally covered with fog. So when you visit this great entertainment city, bring along sweaters and jackets so as not to catch colds! (Story by Mini A./Photos by Trends and Spots)

The cable car. A 15-minute ride down and 15-minute ride up over tree tops and beautiful rain forest.
The Monkies. Jim Hendrix. Bob Dylan. Paul and Linda Mc Cartney. Pink Floyd. Eric Clapton. Name it and you will find one or two mementos of these famous musicians at the Hard Rock Café Kuala Lumpur.
Trends and Spots chilled it out at the renowned bar with newly-found friends Chen of Malaysia, Aira Suarez, Shirley Abungan and her fiancé. Sporting the Trends and Spots t-shirts while mingling and dancing with the crowd, the two buddies had fun at the Hard Rock last July 4.
The place is packed with tourists, mostly Caucasians and Singapore nationals. A complete line of booze fills the bar, which is decorated with gold saxophone and cool glasses and pitchers from Carlsberg. For those who want to dine, the bar also offers a few tables but the whole bar is rocked by the energetic bands. We catched the Skyline Band by the way. They play at the Hard Rock Café KL every Mondays to Saturdays. I love them. They played all my favorite ‘90s rock songs.
Located at the Hotel Concorde along Jalan Sultan Ismail in Kuala Lumpur, Hard Rock Café KL is one of the best nightlife destinations in the world. The bar has a souvenir shop where they sell only original Hard Rock Café t-shirts amounting RM38 to RM75 (Malaysian dollar or ringgit). (Story by Mini A./ Photos by Trends and Spots)
Hope you enjoyed the photos.
In a four-day trip to Malaysia, the Rotary Club of Metro Clark made a remarkable partnership with their newly-found sister organization, the Rotary Club of Sentul headed by President Vijaya Lakshumi.
Leaving the Philippines last July 2, the Rotary Club of Metro Clark was led by President Maribel Sison and signed a memorandum of agreement with the RC Sentul for mutual development of both organizations and their recipient communities.
In a simple rite at the Restoran Wo Ng Kee at Jalan E 3/7 Thaman Ehsan, Kuala Lumpur last July 5, the two RC groups forged a long term partnership to further advocate Rotary Club’s commitment of “service above self.” Other RC Metro Clark members present during the signing were Sonny Dobles and Aira Suarez.
Meanwhile, RC Sentul officers and members also witnessed the MOA signing. The Rc Sentul officers are President Elect Peramis Rao, Vice President Raj Kumar, Immediate Past President Abthony John, Secretary William Fang, Treasurer PPV Bala, Membership Development PP Anthonisamy, Public Relations PP Punithemalar, Club Administration Dr Rajanthadran, Service Projects Raj Kumar, The Rotary Foundation CP Raymond Ooi, Service to New Generations Director Mahendran Maniam, and Sergeant-at-Arms Sivamalar.
In an interview with RC Metro Clark President Maribel Sison, she said the Clark delegation expressed deep gratitude to the family of Rotarian S. Pillai Anthonisamy and all the officers of RC Sentul for providing the best accommodations and extending great hospitality to the group. “We are very thankful to Rotarian Antonisa,y and his family for their hospitality. We are equally thankful to all the RC Sentul officers and members for sharing a great experience with us. We likewise congratulate Antonisamy’s daughter Andrea and son-in-law Srinivasan as they start a new life together,” Sison said.
The RC Metro Clark delegation also attended the wedding of Srinivasan Krishnasamy Andrea Antonisamy, daughter of S. Pillai Antonisamy last July 4 at the St. Anthony’s Church in Jalan Robertson-Pudu Raya, Kuala Lumpur. A grand reception followed at the Hotel Istana in Jalan Rajah Chulan where about one thousand guests graced the occasion. The proud parents of the newly weds, S. Antonisamy Pillai and A.M. Jessintha Antonisamy and Krishnasamy and Malathi invited guests from India, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia and around Malaysia.
The wedding entourage included Antony Stanley and Anthony Rajen as the bestmen, Annette Antonisamy and Suhashini as the bridesmaids, Shyiam Kavinash as the ringbearer and Natalie Meera Nathan and Anne Priyanka as the flowergirls.
After the Catholic wedding at Kuala Lumpur, the two will wed in a Hindu ceremony on July 12 at Sri Vairavimada Kaliyamman Temple at Toa Payoh, Singapore.(Story and Photos by Mini A. and Aira S.)


































