Note : Travel from Greece To Bulgaria

Option: Fly or bus

* Unfortunately all international train services from Greece have been suspended until further notice.

Greece to Bulgaria Forum 

http://bulgariatravelhacker.com/a/bulgaria-to-turkey-greece-macedonia-serbia-romania/ 

Korea Indulgence

Hari ini, Isnin 27 Oktober bermula kembaraku ke Korea. Sebetulnya jadual penerbangan jam satu pagi esok, 28 Okt. Sementara menunggu flight seterusnya, aku check in di tune hotel klia2. Mengheret beg la aku ke sana. Tak jauh cuma kerana pertama kali, kena tanya sana sini.

Mula2 nak naik teksi tapi depa kata takde taxi nak sana 5 minit walks away jerr ... Hihihi. Ok, dari exit ketibaan tu kena ikut signage ke Tune Klia2. Then masuk lif tekan P3. Keluar dari lift pusing sebelah kiri. Ikut sign saja ya. 

Now resting kat bilik deluxe double. RM169 per night tapi aku rugi sikit pasal jam 9 nanti checkout. Huhu.

Now tidur dulu. Rest. Jam 9pm checkout.

Pamukkale

Day 8 Of My Turkey Getaway.

My last post about my Turkey travelogue : Cappadocia Turkey

When I first decided to visit Turkey, Pamukkale's among the places I scribble on my notebook to visit. During that time, I'm completely a novice  about traveling on my own not with travel agency. I did many research and re-reading articles, blog posts to get familiar with its surrounding. My only restraints was ~ time. My allocated time frame for this getaway was very limited hence I must plan carefully.

So, after much thoughts and consideration, I decides to put Pamukkale on my travel map (after Cappadocia). I just followed  some of my friends itinerary.  Travel by bus again. Night journey. To save cost on hotel. On our way, we passes Konya town. We are scheduled to arrive in Denizli around 6-7 in the morning, next day (19/4/2013). Another tiring and uncomfortable journey. I'm someone that cant even sleep good in my own bed let alone in a moving buses (you should see me... i stay awake for hours every night). This is the reason why I cant stay at hostels when I travel. Okay, continue on this matter,  8 hours journey without sleeping, my head started to aches and I wish  the bus  move faster faster faster! Btw, the bus stops a few time for a breather (some smoke, go to toilet or drink cay) during the journey.

To cut it short (no story to tell anyway), we arrived in Denizli around 6am. Those who want to visit the cotton castle must get off from the bus at Denizli Station and later on another bus/van will pick you up to take you to Hermosa Hotel. When we arrived, the man who picks us up said we can arrange our next plan from here.  Oh well... whatever.... but I really need to go tho the bathroom. Refreshed myself a bit. Brushed my teeth, washed my face and put sunblock and lipstick. Hey.... I really look like hag okayyy...

We didnt stay overnight at Pamukkale. Only transit before continued to Selcuk. Just  took the morning tour of Hierapolis and the famous travertines ...

A visit to Turkey is deemed quite incomplete without a visit to the famous Pamukkale site. Located in the Denizli Province in southwestern Turkey, the 'cotton castle'―as it is more popularly known―beckons tourists the world over for a visit to its pearly white landscape, doused with liberal amounts of turquoise pools. The city, simply put, is home to hot springs and terraces of carbonate calcium minerals (called travertines), which have been formed due to the flowing water.

Pamukkale (pronounced pah-mook-kah-leh) is called the cotton castle by literal translation of the word 'Pamukkale' in Turkish. The Turks call it the cotton castle because of the similarities that these white mountain slopes have with the cotton plantations that are cultivated in central Turkey. While the ruins of the Hierapolis city garner a lot of interest, it is the travertine pools and terraces that are the most famous. Let me take you through the details of this site and provide you with other interesting facts about the same.

• Pamukkale is located 19km north of Denizli and is around 250km east of Izmir
• Pamukkale means ‘cotton castle’ in Turkish, there are three reasons for this name: Firstly, It looks like a cotton castle; its limestone deposits are as white as cotton and it is tall and strong like a castle, secondly, the water contains properties needed to clean the locally produce cotton, and lastly, a Turkish poet gave it that name after he had a vision of mythological giants called titans using the side of the mountain to hang out and dry their cotton crops
• Pamukkale’s unique shape was created from hot mineral springs bubbling up from the ground, then overflowing down the side of the mountain, as it travels it cools and loses its ability to hold the minerals in the solution. The minerals are then deposited on the way down forming white terraces, stalactites, and pools
• Pamukkale is about 2,700 metres (8,860 ft) long, 600 m (1,970 ft) wide and 160 m (525 ft) high
• The area has been used as a health spa for more than 2000 years, the minerals in the water were recommended to treat everything from high blood pressure to skin diseases
• The attraction of the hot springs and their healing properties lead to the foundation of the city of Hierapolis, the Holy city. King Eumenes II of Pergamon founded the city in 190 BC
• More hot springs are located 5kms from Pamukkale. Known as ‘the red water’, their high levels of iron form ribbons of blue, red and yellow on the surrounding rocks
• Pamukkale has a thermal pool that you can swim in for a fee. The pool is known as the Sacred Pool and due to an earthquake at the site, remains of the ancient city of Hierapolis now lay in the water, forming an underwater museum
• The site is home to not one but seventeen hot water springs
• Footwear is not allowed on the travertine terraces as the calcium carbonate is deposited in jell form and can be easily damaged before it is able to harden and form part of the structure
• Tourism took its toll on Pamukkale. Calcium deposits were being destroyed and the structure was weakened. In the early 1990s, not long after it became a UNESCO world heritage site, restrictions were placed on the site; Areas were restricted, hotels knocked down, and paths were placed around the site. This move was successful as Pamukkale is now able to deposit enough calcium to keep the site strong and damage has been kept to acceptable levels.

Our tour started at 9.30am and will end around 2.30 - 3pm. We were attended  by Veli, one of Hermosa Travel Agency representative. Our guide for the morning walks is Ms Aynur.

Pamukkale is located 19km north of Denizli, and is around 250km east of Izmir

Pamukkale means ‘cotton castle’ in Turkish, there are three reasons for this name: Firstly, It looks like a cotton castle; its limestone deposits are as white as cotton and it is tall and strong like a castle, secondly, the water contains properties needed to clean the locally produce cotton, and lastly, a Turkish poet gave it that name after he had a vision of mythological giants called titans using the side of the mountain to hang out and dry their cotton crops

Pamukkale’s unique shape was created from hot mineral springs bubbling up from the ground, then overflowing down the side of the mountain, as it travels it cools and loses its ability to hold the minerals in the solution. The minerals are then deposited on the way down forming white terraces, stalactites, and pools

Pamukkale is about 2,700 metres (8,860 ft) long, 600 m (1,970 ft) wide and 160 m (525 ft) high

The area has been used as a health spa for more than 2000 years, the minerals in the water were recommended to treat everything from high blood pressure to skin diseases

The attraction of the hot springs and their healing properties lead to the foundation of the city of Hierapolis, the Holy city. King Eumenes II of Pergamon founded the city in 190 BC

More hot springs are located 5kms from Pamukkale. Known as ‘the red water’, their high levels of iron form ribbons of blue, red and yellow on the surrounding rocks

Pamukkale has a thermal pool that you can swim in for a fee. The pool is known as the Sacred Pool and due to an earthquake at the site, remains of the ancient city of Hierapolis now lay in the water, forming an underwater museum

The site is home to not one but seventeen hot water springs

Footwear is not allowed on the travertine terraces as the calcium carbonate is deposited in jell form and can be easily damaged before it is able to harden and form part of the structure

Tourism took its toll on Pamukkale. Calcium deposits were being destroyed and the structure was weakened. In the early 1990s, not long after it became a UNESCO world heritage site, restrictions were placed on the site; Areas were restricted, hotels knocked down, and paths were placed around the site. This move was successful as Pamukkale is now able to deposit enough calcium to keep the site strong and damage has been kept to acceptable levels.

- See more at: http://www.travelunearthed.com/pamukkale-facts#sthash.kcIpwwGM.dpuf

Pamukkale is located 19km north of Denizli, and is around 250km east of Izmir

Pamukkale means ‘cotton castle’ in Turkish, there are three reasons for this name: Firstly, It looks like a cotton castle; its limestone deposits are as white as cotton and it is tall and strong like a castle, secondly, the water contains properties needed to clean the locally produce cotton, and lastly, a Turkish poet gave it that name after he had a vision of mythological giants called titans using the side of the mountain to hang out and dry their cotton crops

Pamukkale’s unique shape was created from hot mineral springs bubbling up from the ground, then overflowing down the side of the mountain, as it travels it cools and loses its ability to hold the minerals in the solution. The minerals are then deposited on the way down forming white terraces, stalactites, and pools

Pamukkale is about 2,700 metres (8,860 ft) long, 600 m (1,970 ft) wide and 160 m (525 ft) high

The area has been used as a health spa for more than 2000 years, the minerals in the water were recommended to treat everything from high blood pressure to skin diseases

The attraction of the hot springs and their healing properties lead to the foundation of the city of Hierapolis, the Holy city. King Eumenes II of Pergamon founded the city in 190 BC

More hot springs are located 5kms from Pamukkale. Known as ‘the red water’, their high levels of iron form ribbons of blue, red and yellow on the surrounding rocks

Pamukkale has a thermal pool that you can swim in for a fee. The pool is known as the Sacred Pool and due to an earthquake at the site, remains of the ancient city of Hierapolis now lay in the water, forming an underwater museum

The site is home to not one but seventeen hot water springs

Footwear is not allowed on the travertine terraces as the calcium carbonate is deposited in jell form and can be easily damaged before it is able to harden and form part of the structure

Tourism took its toll on Pamukkale. Calcium deposits were being destroyed and the structure was weakened. In the early 1990s, not long after it became a UNESCO world heritage site, restrictions were placed on the site; Areas were restricted, hotels knocked down, and paths were placed around the site. This move was successful as Pamukkale is now able to deposit enough calcium to keep the site strong and damage has been kept to acceptable levels.

- See more at: http://www.travelunearthed.com/pamukkale-facts#sthash.kcIpwwGM.dpuf

Oh my! now I'm lost. I dont know where to start. It was exactly 1 years, 5 month, 2 weeks & 1 day since I left Pamukkale. But it was a good tour, good company and all laughs. Small tour groups and we clicked right away. Needless to say, we covered most of the "must see" of Pamukkale Places to visit i.e Hierapolis Antique City, Necropolis, Roman Baths, Domitian Gate, Latrina, Oil Factory, Frontinus Street, Agora, Byzantium Gate, Triton Fountain, Cathedral, Apollon Temple, Plutonium, Theater, Antique Pool and Pamukkale white terraces.

THE GALLERY OF PAMUKKALE WALKS

Instant Friend : Indonesian, Thai's and Malaysian = ASEAN

 (Hey Ladies! Which Part Of The World Are You Now? I Missed You)

The Thai's, Malaysian and American

At the beginning of our Hierapolis Ruins Walks. The other? busy taking pictures. Because  we're Asean, blessed with generally friendly spirit, we get acquainted quite fast, sharing joke and laugh. Ms. Aynur ~ our nice n pretty guide sometimes mumble ~ why you Asean loves taking pictures so much? Aha.... because our European team seldom does... especially not doing SELFIES like us. Ha Ha Ha. You know why Aynur? because we loves to preserved our memories. Picture speak louder than words. And most of us, the travelers are very much into photography (as hobbies). And when we came back from our holiday, friends and families always demand for pictures! See? we will be in trouble if failed to showcase our rendezvous in foreign land. Ha ha ha poyo!

ROMAN REMAINS AT HIERAPOLIS PAMUKKALE

Let's Start Exploring

The city of Hierapolis was founded in the second century BC as a thermal spa and given by the Romans to Eumenes II of Pergamum (197 B.C.-159 B.C.) in 190 BC. The city passed back to the Romans in 133 B.C. 

At the height of its prosperity as a Roman city, Hierapolis had splendid temples, a theater and sacred hot springs that attracted tourists because of their alleged healing properties. Archaeologists working at the site found the temple, pools and steps leading to the cave with inscription dedicated to Pluto and Kore, gods of the underworld, amid extensive ruins believed to have been caused by earthquakes. 

History records a major earthquake in 17 A.D. during the reign of Tiberius, and another in 60 A.D. during the reign of Nero that left the city in ruins. The site was a popular destination for certain important pagan rites. Only the eunuchs of Cybele, goddess of fertility, could enter the "Gate of Hell." Strabo said the priests held their breath when they passed the fumes. He thought that their immunity to the fumes could also have been enhanced by "certain physical powers that are antidotes against the vapor" and "divine providence."

Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/347038#ixzz3FBJ9fy7s

Hierapolis has such extensive ruins which is suggested: the city walls, the octagonal Martyrium of St. Philip, the 2nd century theater, Temple of Apollo, basilica, then the necropolis which covers 2 km². and contains some of the best examples of tomb styles; it is one of the best-preserved ancient cemeteries in all of Anatolia.

My fellow traveler from US

Rest for awhile. Its a long walks

The Roman Baths Basilica

The Roman North Gate

The ruins of the Roman town of Hierapolis, at Pamukkale, in western Anatolia, Turkey.

Hi Hi Hi

Hierapolis contains the largest surviving Roman theater in Turkey and the view from the theater is absolutely stunning with a panoramic of the valley below and mountains in the distance.

Hierapolis Amphitheater

Dating back to the Calcholithic age, this was the site of a settlement of the earliest communities, and changed hands continuously, becoming the center of various civilizations in different time periods. The ancient city of Laodikeia is close here, within the borders of Denizli, with its ruins awaiting for the sightseers. In addition to Triopolis which was known as the center of bishops, while Christianity spread. Hierapolis is another Ancient City, being a real historical treasure, while it also offers a real wonder of nature in its vicinity. Named, as »Pamukkale« today, this place is astonishingly beautiful, and unique in the world with its white travertine offering marvelous scenery.

Hierapolis also has an ancient pool in which one can still take a dip and swim amongst columns and pillars.  The pool is at a lovely 36 Celsius.

Also Known As The Sacred Pool. Wanna jump? 25TL

No. I didnt jump. But the Canadian couples did. While waiting for them to finish their rejuvenating bath (hi hi hi) we go to the cafe and buy something to bite!

Note: All About Cape Town (SA)

Planning my clients vacation in December. So....time to look for info dont mind about this scattered notes ok.

Table Mountain Cape Town

- table mountain lebih mudah naik menggunakan cable car...walau ada laluan pejalan kaki kalau kita mahu mendaki. semasa saya naik, nasib kurang baik kerana suhu yang amat sejuk dan berkabus, saya tak dapat melihat apa apa pemandangan. namun dapat lah melihat tumbuhan dan bunga bunga an gunung. ada satu cafe di atas sana yang menyediakan makanan yang lazat. saya bersama kawan tidak melepaskan peluang makan di situ. mestilah yang sedap, macam saya cakap, makanan sangat murah. saya pergi dengan dollar australia, maka berbanding rand, dapat hidup seperti orang kaya.

Cape town waterfront


CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
"The fairest Cape we ever saw in the whole circumference of the earth," exclaimed the great navigator Sir Francis Drake when he sailed into Table Bay in the year 1580. Through the centuries it has been called by many names: the Cape of Storms, by the Portuguese soldiers who forst navigated around the trecherous shores at Cape Point; the Cape of Good Hope, by those who survived the journey to enter the calmer waters of Table Bay; and for South Africans today, simply "the Cape" - an acknowledgement of its status as the Mother City, and of its unique character.


The feeling in the Cape is certainly not African, but cosmopolitan; the weather is quite unlike that on the rest of the continent and the landscape differs dramatically as well. For most of the year, the Cape experiences weather which changes from pleasant to sublime, but it has earned its knickname "Cape of Storms" with good reason. The Cape is the only part of Africa which falls within a temperate climate zone and it enjoys typical Mediterranean weather with long, hot summers and cool, wet winters.

Cape Town offers incredible scenic pleasures, fascinating history, endless coastline with pristine beaches, hiking, sailing, cycling, boating, and loads of other outdoor activities, world-class winelands, superb nightlife and fine food and wine. For visitors to Southern Africa, a stopover in Cape Town for at least a few days is highly recommended. The hotels are some of the finest on the world and there is nowhere else on the continent which is at all similar to South Africa's southwestern Cape.


kawan bapak Mr. edward . Bapak gayat gila masa ni


Anak Mr. Edward - top of table mountain


apartment complex - bapak pernah menginap kat sini


 Saya ke Capetown dua minggu sebelum Ramadhan yang lalu...... waktu itu was end of winter... siang about 20C , malam mencecah 8C.... It was a beautiful experience. Saya dan suami jatuh cinta pada Capetown. Keindahan semulajadi mengingatkan kita kebesaran Allah... anak2 saya berusia 2 & 3 tahun juga 'enjoyed' exploring capetown...

The penguins colony at Boulders Beach, Animal Zone, Lion Park, Two Ocean Aquarium, Ostrich Farm & whale watching are great places for the children.

Capepoint, tempat bertemunya Indian & Anlantic Ocean, sungguh cantik dan mendamaikan. Begitu juga keindahan Table Mountain dan Waterfront. Memandu di celah bukit bukau di persisiran pantai dan berlatar belakangkan Table Mountain sangat menyeronokkan.

Bokaap - atau nama lamanya Malay Quarters .. adalah tempat kita bertemu 'orang kita'. Seronok.. saya sempat bertukar alamat, menulis poskad..memanjangkan silaturahim sebangsa seagama. Walau pertemuan terlalu singkat, kami berpeluk seperti sudah lama berkenalan.

Seorang pemandu pelancung berkata pada kami.. 'tiada sebab untuk tidak sembahyag di Capetown... azan laung melaung silih berganti.'. Suami saya yang berkesempatan untuk Sembahyang Jumaat di Capetown berkali2 memuji.. " MasyaAllah... rasa nak menitis air mata mendengar kubah Jumaat di sana. It was is Arabic and English.. sangat berkesan di hati".

Usah risau tentang soal makan di Capetown. Nasi beriyani di BoKaap is super duper delicious... kalau teringin Tom Yam dan Paprik mcm di M'sia , juga ada di WaterFront... jangan terkejut kalau diberitahu Mc Donald, Subway, KFC .. semuanya HALAL!

Kalau ada peluang..saya teringin nak ke Capetown lagi.


  Some pics during my visit...

Walking to Waterfront from the hotel. At the back is the Table Mountain.

The scenic Capepoint

More London Info : Tube, Halal Butchery etc2

LONDON ANTIQUES AND VINTAGE MARKETS

Alfies Antique Market NW8 8DT

Portobello Road Market and Golborne Road Market
Portobello Road, 72 Tavistock Road, W11 1AN

Stables Market
Chalk Farm Road, NW1 8AH

Bermondsey Square Antiques Market
Bermondsey Square, Bermondsey, SE1 3UN

Bourbon-Hanby Arcade
151 Sydney Street, Chelsea, SW3 6NT

Grays Antiques Market
1-7 Davies Mews, Mayfair, W1K 5AB

Northcote Road Antiques Market
155A Northcote Road, Battersea, SW11 6QB

The Furniture Cave
531-533 King's Road, Chelsea, SW10 0TZ
Covent Garden Market

Craft Market
41 The Market, WC2E 8RF

Old Spitalfields Market
Brushfield Street, Spitalfields, E1 6EW

Admiral Vernon Antiques Arcade
139-149 Portobello Road, Notting Hill, W11 2DY

Alfies Antique Market
13-25 Church Street, St John's Wood, NW8 8DT

Camden Passage Antique Market
29 Camden Passage, Shoreditch, N1 8E

Greenwich Market
Greenwich High Road, SE10 9HZ

Hampstead Antique and Craft Emporium
12 Heath Street, Hampstead, NW3 6TE

London Silver Vaults
Chancery House, 53-64 Chancery Lane, WC2A 1QT

Monday Jubilee Antiques Market
1 Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, WC2E 8BD

The Red Lion Antiques Market
165-169 Portobello Road, Notting Hill, W11 2DY

Old Spittalfield Market
Brushfield Street, Spitalfields, E1 6EW


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    CENTRAL LONDON
    
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    Big Ben
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    National Gallery
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    British Library
    Madame Tussaud’s
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    EAST LONDON
    Tower of London
    Tower Bridge
    HMS Belfast
    London Dungeon
    Tate Modern
    Royal Observatory, Greenwich
    National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
    Greenwich Park
    Cutty Sark
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    WEST LONDON
    Natural History Museum
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    Victoria and Albert Museum
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    Wembley Market

LONDON HALAL BUTCHERS

A & Y Halal Meat
524 Harrow Road W9 3QF
Nearest Station:
Westbourne Park   
A H Friends
58 East Street SE17 2DN
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Kensington
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83 Deptford High Street SE8 4AA
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191 Roman Road E2 0QY
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Bermondsey
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90 Northwold Road E5 8RL
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27 Deptford High Street SE8 4AD
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Bazar
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Bella Butchers
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Best Quality Halal Meat
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7 Upper Green West CR4 3AA
Nearest Station:
Mitcham Junction
Hackney Meat Centre
12 Morning Lane E9 6NA
Nearest Station:
Hackney Central
Hafiz Shahzad Halal Meat
Northolt Road HA2 8HB
Haji's
437 Lea Bridge Road E10 7EA
Nearest Station:
Walthamstow Queens Road
Halal Butchers
109 Deptford High Street SE8 4NS
Nearest Station:
Deptford
Halal Butchers
42-44 Ridley Road E8 2NR
Nearest Station:
Dalston Kingsland
Halal Meat
5 East Street SE17 2DJ
Nearest Station:
Kennington
 
Lagi Pasal Transportation

transportation, murah kalau book early, online:

www.megatrain.com
www.megabus.com
http://www.eurostar.co.uk
http://www.nationalexpress.com/home.aspx
www.easybus.co.uk/
tourbus london credit to Ronnie -
http://www.budgettravelonline.co ... napguide_london.pdf
untuk yg nak drive boleh check jln kat sini
http://www.theaa.com/

3rd party train tix bookng, boleh booikng tiket in advance
Train.com
Redspottedhanky.com
Easytrain.com

Accomodation
utk bajet..travelodge, easyhotel, tune hotel, hostel2
www.easyhotel.com/
www.travelodge.co.uk/
www.tunehotels.com/Cached - Similar
atau try  website2 ni utk hostel, hotel, apartment
www.hostelworld.com
www.booking.com/

yg ni credit to kak aishahahmad
chris@refreshaccommodation.com         
www.refreshaccommodation.com
info@short-let.com
www.short-let.london.com

Yg ni credit to bungaros
welcomeassured.co. uk
rentals.chslondon.com

General Info

Office of the High Commission
  Malaysian Students Department for the UK and EIRE
  30-34, Queensborough Terrace
  London W2 3ST

  Tel: 020 7985 1252 (MSD)
  Tel: 020 7985 1262 (Malaysia Hall)
  Fax: 020 7221 5615

Malaysia Embassy London
45-46 Belgrave Square
London SW1X 8QT.
Tel: 020 7235 8033 - Fax: 020 7235 5161
Nearest Tube: Hyde Park Corner

Lain-Lain Hal

info pasal palshipping...kalau sapa yg overdose shopping..
http://www.palshipping.com/about.htm

yg ni credit to mizzsued:
Info pasal sim http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/free-blackberry-sim-cards/
info pasal international plan http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/shop/pay-as-you-go/costs-rewards/
info pasal roaming http://support.t-mobile.co.uk/he

about tours, credit to kak Boocik
http://thehairycoo.us2.list-mana ... 6c&e=5b152d9ef8

credit to shahgti
nak book National Express UK ticket boleh click kat link ni....
http://www.nationalexpress.com/home/hp.cfm



Nak cover London

utk ke tralfagar square, national gallery --> tubestation Charing Cross (Bakerloo/Northern line)
utk ke buckingham palace, horseguard (nak tgk changing guard), st james park  ---> nearest tube station  Embankment (District/circle line), Wesminster ((district/circle)
utk ke london eye, aquarium ---> Westminter station (District/circle line)
utk ke Big Ben, Parliament, Westminster Abbey,  Cabinet war room --->  Westminster station (District/circle line)
utk ke Natural History museum, royal albert hall , victoria & albert museum, kensington palace --> South kensington station(District/circle /Picadilly line)
utk shopping kat  Harvey Nichols dan seewaktu dgnnya ---> Knightsbridge station (Picadlly line)
utk shopping oxford street,primark, mothercare etc ---> Marble arch (central line)
utk Portobello market ---> Notting Hill gate station (District/circle line)
utk madame tussauds ---> Baker street station (Hammersmith/circle line)


Info, pasal tempat menraik dan tube station berdekata..Ni cilok dari mod lela

Whitehall and Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Westminster

Houses of Parliament
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Westminster

Banqueting House
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Charing Cross/Westminster

Horse Guards
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Charing Cross

Tate Britain
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Pimlico, Vauxhall, Westminster

St James's and Piccadilly
St. James's Palace
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Green Park

Buckingham Palace
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Victoria/Green Park

St. James's Park
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: St James's Park/Green Park, Westminster


Trafalgar Square and Soho
National Gallery
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Charing Cross, Leicester Square, Embankment

National Portrait Gallery
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Charing Cross, Leicester Square, Embankment

Trafalgar Square
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Charing Cross

Leicester Square
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Leicester Square

Covent Garden and the Strand
Covent Garden
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Covent Garden

Somerset House
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Temple, Covent Garden, Charing Cross, Embankment

Holbourn
Fleet Street
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Temple

Dr. Johnson's House
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Blackfriars, Chancery lane

Temple Church
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Temple (Closed Sun), Blackfriars

Inns of Court
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Temple, Blackfriars

The City of London
Bank of England Museum
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Bank

Old Bailey/Guildhall
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: St Paul's, Moorgate, Bank, Mansion House

Monument
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Monument

Tower of London
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Tower Hill

Museum of London
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station:Barbican, St Paul's, Moorgate

Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia
British Museum
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Holborn, Tottenham Court Road, Russell Square, Goodge Street

Charles Dickens Museum
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Russell Square, Holborn

South Kensington and Knightsbridge
Kensington Palace  and Gardens
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Queensway, High Street Kensington, Notting hill Gate

Natural History Museum
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: South Kensington

Science Museum
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: South Kensington

Victoria and Albert Museum
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: South Kensington

Chelsea
Chelsea
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station:Sloane Square

Carlyle's House
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Sloane Square

Southwark and Bankside
Southwark Cathedral
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Southwark

Globe Theatre
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station London Bridge,Mansion House, Blackfriars, Southwark, Cannon Street

Tate Modern
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Blackfriars, Southwark

Clink Prison Museum
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: London Bridge

Borough Market
Nearest Tube / London Underground Station: Borough/London Bridge

Greenwich
Royal Observatory
Transport: Cutty Sark (Docklands Light Railway)/ River Services from London Piers

National Maritime Museum
Transport: Cutty Sark (Docklands Light Railway)/ River Services from London Piers

Queen's House
Transport: Cutty Sark (Docklands Light Railway)/ River Services from London Piers

All About London : Mosque

SENARAI MASJID2 DI LONDON Central London Muslim World League 46 Goodge Street, London, England W1T 4LU Phone: 020 7636 7568 Holborn Muslim Community Association 33 Brookes Court, Baldwin Garden, London, England EC1N 7RR Phone: No phone available London Central Mosque (Regent Park Mosque) 146 Park Road, London, England NW8 7RG Phone: 020 7724 3363 Bengali Residents Association Sandfield Centre (CROMER ST MOSQUE), Cromer Street (corner of Loxham St) London, England WC1H 8DU Mayfair Islamic Centre 19 Hertford Street, London, England W1J 7RU Phone: 020 74958283 Brunei Hall 35-43 Norfolk Square, London, England W2 1RX Phone: 020 74020953 Islamic Centre (Central London) 10 Berwick Street, Soho, London, England W1V 3RG Phone: 0207 437 8840 Malaysia Hall 46 Bryanston Square, London, England W1H 8AJ Phone: 020 7985 1252 East London East london Mosque 82-92 Whitechapel Road, London, England E1 1JQ Phone: 020 7650 3000 Markazi Mosque 9-11 Christian Street, London, England E1 1SE Phone: 0207 481 1294 Azizia Mosque 117-119 Stoke Newington Road, London, England N16 8BU Phone: 020 7254 0046 London Jamia Masjid 59 Brick Lane, London, England E1 6QL Phone: 020 7247 6052 Suleymaniye Mosque 212-216 Kingsland Road, London, England E2 8AX Phone: 020 7684 9900 Noor ul-Islam Trust 711 High Road, Leyton, London, England E10 6RA Phone: 020 8923 7860 Mosque Ishaatul Islam 16 Ford Square, London, England E1 2HS Phone: 020 7265 1890 North London North London Central Mosque 7-11 St. Thomas's Road, London, England N4 2QH Phone: 02074245252 Muslim Welfare House 233 Seven Sisters Road, London, England N4 2DA Phone: 020 7263 3071 London Islamic Cultural Society 389-395 Wightman Road, London, England N8 0HR Phone: 020 8348 0353 Islamic Community Centre 115 Clyde Road, London, England N1 54J Phone: 020 8809 2137 Sultan Selim Mosque Complex The Priory, 277 Saint Anne's Road, London, England N15 5RL Phone: No phone available Masjid-e-Quba (North London Mosque Trust) 70-72 Cazenove Road, Stamford Hill, London, England N16 6AA Phone: 020 8806 6540 South Tottenham Mosque 152 Olinda Road, Stamford Hill, London, England N16 6TP Phone: No phone available Valide Sultan Mosque 1A Clissold Road, Newington Green, London, England N16 9EX Phone: 020 7241 5425 Muslim Cultural Society Mosque 131-133 Fore Street, Edmonton, London, England N18 2XF Phone: 020 8345 7008 Edmonton Islamic Centre 20-34 Raynham Road, Edmonton, London, England N18 2SJ Phone: 020 8807 5151 Fatih Mosque 10 Caxton Road, Wood Green, London, England N22 6TB Phone: 020 8352 1435 Shah Jalal Masjid 204A Star Cross Street, Euston, London, England NW1 2HR Phone: No phone available UK Islamic Mission 202 North Gower Street, Euston, London, England NW1 2LY Phone: 020 7387 2157 South London Brixton Mosque 1 Gresham Road, London, England SW9 7PH Phone: 020 7326 4098 Shah Jehan Mosque 149 Oriental Road, Woking, England GU22 7BA Phone: 01483 760 679 Tooting Islamic Centre 127-145 Upper Tooting Road, London, England SW17 7TJ Phone: 020 8767 2344 Balham Mosque 47A Balham High Road, London, England SW12 9AW Phone: 020 8675 7912 Greenwich Islamic Centre 131 Plumstead Road, London, England SE18 7DW Phone: 020 8317 0786 Lewisham & Kent Islamic Centre 363-365 Lewisham High Street, London, England SE13 6NZ Phone: 020 8690 5090 Khatemun Nabiyeen Mosque 35 Stockwell Green, London, England SW9 9H Phone: 020 7828 4531 Croydon Masjid & Islamic Centre 525 London Road, Croydon, London, England CR7 6AR Phone: 020 8684 8200 Wimbledon Mosque 260-270 Durnsford Road, Wimbledon, London, England SW19 8DS Phone: 020 8946 3350 West London Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre 244 Acklam Road, London, England W10 5YG Phone: 020 8964 1496 Hounslow Jamia Masjid 367 Wellington Road South, Hounslow, England TW4 5HU Phone: 020 8570 0938 Shepherd's Bush Mosque & Muslim Cultural Centre 302 Uxbridge Road, London, England W12 7LJ Phone: No phone available Acton Mosque 2-3 Oldham Terrace, London, England W3 6LS Phone: 020 8993 8073 Abubakr Mosque Islamic Educational Recreational Institute 165-169 The Broadway, Southall, England UB1 1LS Phone: No phone available Chiswick Mosque 9 London Road, Chiswick, London, England W4 3AY Phone: No phone available Muslim Welfare Association Centre 4 Eccleston Road, West Ealing, London, England W13 0RL Phone: 020 8579 2369 West London Islamic Centre Jamia Masjid Brownlow House, Brownlow Road, West Ealing, London, England W13 0SQ Phone: 020 8840 4140     Last edited by LelaRentaka7 on 7-11-2013 06:25 PM

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LONDON ATTRACTIONS AND RAILS

LONDON ATTRACTIONS

British Museum
Cabinet War Rooms
Canary Wharf
Chelsea Physic Garden
Chinatown London
Covent Garden Market
Eltham Palace
Gotheborg Ship
Hampton Court
Household Cavalry
HMS Belfast
Kensington Gardens
Kensington Roof Gardens
Kew Gardens
London Aquarium
London Zoo
Maritime Greenwich
Natural History Museum
Palace Mews
River Cruise
St. James's Park
St. Pancras Station
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Sherlock Hlomes Museum
Somerset House
Thames Barrier
The London Eye
Tower Bridge Experience
Tower of London
Transport Museum
Windsor Castle

TEMPAT2 MENARIK YANG KORANG BOLEH VISIT FROM LONDON (DALAM 1 ATAU 1 1/2  JAM DRIVE)

AREA2 KENT, SUSSEX DAN SURREY
 
Arundel Castle
Bodiam Castle
Brighton Sussex
Canterbury (feature)
Chartwell
Chatham Historic Dockyard
Crystal Palace
Dover Castle
Down House
Hever Castle
Ightham Mote
Leeds Castle
Leonardslee Gardens
Saint Hill Manor
Scotney Castle
Sheffield Park Gardens
Sissinghurst Castle Garden
Weald & Downland Museum
Wisley Gardens

SOUTHERN PART OF LONDON
 
Anne Hathaways Cottage
Baddesley Clinton
Bath (feature)
Bibury
Bourton House Garden
Bourton-on-the-Water
Broadway
Burford Town
Charlecote Park
Chastleton House
Cheltenham
Chipping Campden
Cotswold Falconry Centre
Cotswolds Farm Park
Cotswold Motoring Museum
Cotswold Wildlife Park
Coughton Court
Hailes Abbey
Hidcote Manor Gardens
Holy Trinity Stratford
Jephson Gardens Leamington
Kenilworth Castle
Kiftsgate Court
Packwood House
Painswick Garden
Prinknash Park
Ragley Hall
Sezincote
Snowshill Manor
Stow-on-the-Wold
Stratford Butterfly Farm
Stratford-upon-Avon
Sudeley Castle
The Slaughters
Upton House
Warwick
Welford-on-Avon







INI ADALAH SENARAI NATIONAL RAIL YG ADA DI LONDON UTK KEMUDAHAN 2FOR1 DAYS OUT.
 
MANA2 STATION SELAIN INI TICKET DAN VOUCHER 2FOR1 TIDAK VALID HOCCAY!
 
Paddington
Marylebone
Euston
Kings Cross St Pancras International
Moorgate
Liverpool Street
Fenchurch Street
London Bridge
Cannon Street
Blackfriars
Charing Cross
Waterloo
Waterloo East
Victoria



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