Hidroelectric Dam Temenggor

Temenggor Dam is a major hydroelectric dam Gerik, Perak, built in the Perak River. It is situated across the Perak River about 200 km northeast of Manila. This construction produces a large lake called Lake Temenggor.Construction began in 1967 and completed in 1972. Construction cost of RM352 million. Operations began in 1975 and inaugurated in 1976 by ​​YM Sultan Idris Shah II, Sultan of Perak. Dam Temenggor has now dropped to third place as the third largest dam in Malaysia. In the past, it is the largest dam and have ready the largest electricity generator powerless when it is completed in 1979. It is also remembered for his role in Malaysia's history contain the activities of guerrillas by blocking the ulu Sungai Perak, forming Lake and drowned Temenggor susupan guerrilla route from Betong, in Siam in the state. this power station is a hydroelectric station, with four turbines with a capacity of 87 MW each.The station is managed by Tenaga Nasional Berhad.

100 Anniversary of Royal Golf Club Selangor

Established in 1893, The Royal Selangor Golf Club is the premier golf club in Malaysia and one of the best in the region. The RSGC, as it is popularly known, has a long and illustrious history. It has played a most prominent role in the evolution of the game of golf in the country and in making it a major recreational and sporting event here.

Over the years, our development has grown with the progress of the nation and its society. Today, the Club is home to over 6000 Members comprising Royalty, Cabinet Ministers, foreign diplomats, corporate leaders, captains of industry, professionals and ordinary persons from different walks of life.

A hallmark of quality and excellence is synonymous with this august Club and being one of the oldest and established clubs in the country, maintaining standards and code of excellence has always been our core principles and values. The membership reflects this and having been host to many international golf tournaments, further testifies and confirms its high standing in the golfing world.

The beautifully landscaped 45-hole parkland golf course are a captivating sight to behold with their tranquil atmosphere and an abundance of matured trees, some of which are a hundred years or more. Flora and fauna co-exist in perfect harmony as Nature beckons from the sanctuary of wildlife habitat in the vicinity. From the sounds of birds' chirping to scenes of friendly monkeys accompanying the golfers, occasional glimpses of iguanas traversing the grounds and flights of migratory birds are some of the serene charm of Mother Nature on the golfers' trail.

Amid the pulse of the city, the RSGC is easily accessible from all part of Kuala Lumpur and outskirts through a well-developed infrastructure.

Being the only golf club located right in the heart of the city, the RSGC is a green lung to which Members can find relaxation away from the hustle and bustle. In an idyllic sanctuary of lush greenery and picturesque setting like this, the golfing experience at the RSGC will indeed be memorable.

TERENGGANU - BEACH LAND PARADISE

Terengganu which overlooks the South China Sea on the east coast of Malaysia is another charming holiday destination. Its long coastline is endowed with truly magical beaches of white sand and washed by clear, warm waters. It is small wonder, that this east coast paradise is renowned for activities such as beach-combing, sea sports, fishing and boat-making. Its numerous islands offer ideal getaway spots for sun-worshippers and diving enthusiasts or simply for pure relaxation. Among the islands that are certain to enrapture its visitors are the marine parks of Redang, Kapas, Perhentian and Tenggol. Redang in particular offers excellent dive sites and its superb coral reefs abound with an amazing diversity of marine life.

Between May and September each year, at Rantau Abang, 60 km south of Kuala Terengganu, visitors gather to watch giant Leatherback turtles clamber ashore to lay eggs. Some of the turtles weigh as much as 375 kg and measure 2.5 m in length. It is a rare treat to take in the sight of the creatures laboriously digging holes in the sand to lay eggs, covering them again and heading back into the sea. This spot is acknowledged to be one of the six in the world where this rare phenomenon unfolds.

Despite the offshore oil and gas activities, life in Terengganu is still less hurried compared to some other Malaysian states. This is apparent in the quaint villages as well as the towns. Kuala Terengganu is the capital town and places of interest include the State Museum, Central Market and Istana Maziah. 6 km away from the town at Chendering, is the Sutera Semai Centre, the country's first silk weaving venture which offers interesting insights into the whole process of silk-weaving. It is also the site of the Malaysian Handicraft Centre. Near the mouth of the Terengganu River at Pulau Duyong, you can see skilful boat builders constructing colorfully decorated vessels purely from memory. At Rusila, just outside Kuala Terengganu, visitors can watch local artisans weaving exquisite handicrafts such as baskets and mats as well as beach and fishing activities.On the extreme west of the state, Tasik Kenyir, South East Asia's largest man-made lake is a major tourist attraction. The huge lake with its hundreds of islands, numerous caves, waterfalls and luxuriant tropical jungle is a paradise for a wide range of outdoor activities like fishing, swimming, canoeing, trekking, cave exploration and camping. For golfing buffs, there is a fabulous golf resort with a panoramic sweep of the lake. The Sekayu Recreational Park, west of Kuala Terengganu, is a popular picnic spot famous for its series of seven cascades making up the Sekayu waterfalls and its orchards.