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19 March 2010

Spa Activity in Malaysia

The concern for, and maintenance of, health and wellness has been very much a part of Eastern culture since time immemorial.

This has allowed the practice to develop into something of a fine art, and in Malaysia, influences from various ancient therapies have been infused into modern spa therapies. Spa and wellness programmes in Malaysia that combine traditional methods alongside modern ones in a designer ambience can offer you a delightful experience.

Malaysia, being a multi-cultural country, has at its disposal a huge range of traditional spa treatments handed down from generation to generation. Age-old Javanese beauty and wellness regimens, ancient Ayurvedic treatments from India, reflexology, accupressure and Shiatsu practices founded in China, among others, have a deep understanding of the human body, dispensing herbal recipes for baths, massage oils and scrubs.

Today, these curative and relaxing treatments are available at spas designed to create peace and tranquility within the soul of the visitor. Set against a lush tropical backdrop, and presented with nutritious and detoxifying fresh food and herbal drinks, most of these luxury spas are also equipped with jacuzzis, steam rooms, saunas, swimming pools and double baths. Malaysia has recently seen an influx of designer spas in the capital of Kuala Lumpur, but most spas are tucked away in resorts, nestled in lush rainforests or overlooking the lapping sea shore.

While regular medical check-ups take care of our physical health, some suggest that regular spa sessions not only enhance emotional and mental well-being but also serve as oil would to a well-functioning machine. Malaysia provides a serene and picturesque backdrop for the health rituals that are among the oldest in the world. So, whatever your stress-relief needs might be, the time is now, the place is Malaysia.

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20 January 2010

Kuala Lumpur Train Station

Built dominion 1910, this was the central seat for the nation ' s against transportation before the voguish KL Sentral Station. The crash pad has immense influences of North Indian Islamic plot leadership its plan comparable over exquisite arches, domes, spires and minarets which gives the shanty a august and romantic feel.

Useful to the strike of faculty liberty clout 1967, a uncontaminated 4 storey sprouting was built at the north wing of the station, including the Heritage Station Hotel, formerly published for Infant ' s Hotel.

The railway station is no longer the main spotlight for train services prominence Kuala Lumpur since 2001 and currently the Komuter castigate service is the unparalleled tran that still stops here.

picture By:www.kln.gov.my

07 July 2009

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia

Kota Kinabalu formerly Jesselton, is the capital of Sabah state in Malaysia. It is also the capital of the West Coast Division of Sabah. The city is located on the northwest coast of Borneo facing the South China Sea. The Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park lies on one side and Mount Kinabalu, which gave the city its name, is nearby. Kota Kinabalu proper has a population of 579,304, while the larger urban area has an estimated population of 700,000. It is the largest urban centre in Sabah and the sixth largest in Malaysia

Sited just off the coast of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park which comprises 5 islands; Pulau Gayana, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Sulug and Pulau Mamutik, was gazetted in 1974 as Sabah's second national park under the guardianship of Sabah Park. Though diving at the marine park is possible all year round, the best visibility is enjoyed between March and October before the annual plankton boom occurs. But should you find yourself visiting during the annual plankton season, you will not be disappointed, as the krill bloom attracts whale sharks, a most extraordinary sight. Besides snorkeling and diving, visitors may also try out sea walking or opt for a delightful sunset cruise. Windsurfing and para sailing are conducted just outside of the park's boundaries.

Source By :wikipedia.org,whymustvisitmalaysia.blogspot.com Picture By: virtualtourist.com

21 February 2009

Medical Specialty Hair Restoration in MALAYSIA

Dr Jennifer Martinick in her recent visit to DSH Hair Clinic , demonstrated Nanogen application on one of the staff. After applying this unique technique, his hair immediately looked fuller and thicker. The patchy spot was completely covered and he walked away with full confidence. The effect was so natural that no one realised about his changes

Dr Jennifer Martinick developed special interest in hair transplantation in 1978. She attended, on a regular basis, international conferences to update her skills and by 1998 she was actively participating in international conferences including conducting seminars, workshops and lecturing tours.

Source By :dsh.com.my, martinick.com Picture By:martinick.com

17 December 2008

Cosmetic Surgery in Malaysia

Many private cosmetic surgeons working in Malaysia have trained and qualified in the UK, Australia or the US, and the cosmetic surgery training in Malaysia is equivalent to the British system. Surgeons must firstly qualify in medicine, then surgery, before going on to post graduate training to become a Plastic and Reconstructive surgeon. Cosmetic surgeons in Malaysia are members of the Malaysian Association of Surgeons and the Malaysian Association of Plastic Surgeons.

However, the British tourist, coming to Malaysia for cosmetic surgery, should be sensitive to its culture, especially during the holy month of Ramadan. Malaysia has an historical connection with the UK and most people speak English as well as Malay. The majority of people in

Overall, cosmetic surgery in Malaysia is of a high standard, and is competitively priced. If you are prepared to travel outside of Europe for your cosmetic surgery, Malaysia is certainly an option worthy of detailed consideration.

Source By : ucompare-cosmeticsurgery.co.uk Picture By: touringmalaysia.wordpress

07 December 2008

MALAYSIA AMONG WORLD’S TOP 5 MEDICAL TOURISM DESTINATIONS

Malaysia is among the world’s top 5 medical tourism destinations which present the most attractive opportunities for medical tourists and foreign investors alike, according to Nuwire Investors, an online source for news related to real estate investment and other investment opportunities.

These markets were selected based on quality and affordability of medical care as well as receptiveness to foreign investment. Based on these criteria, Malaysia was ranked third.

TOP 5 MEDICAL TOURISM DESTINATIONS

1. Panama
2. Brazil
3. Malaysia
4. Costa Rica
5. India
Source By : thailand4.com, Picture By:magiccarpetjournals.com

WORLD MEDICAL TOURISM