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A vibrant evening at the famous "Bintang Walk", Jalan Bukit Bintang in the city center Kuala Lumpur, with the iconic KL tower on the far right.
It was a handheld shot, wish I had a tripod at that time to capture more motion!
Kupetik bintang
Untuk kau simpan
Cahayanya tenang
Berikan kau perlindungan
Sebagai pengingat teman
Juga sebagai jawaban
Semua tantangan
Yaaay...another photo on Expore and Frontpage too :)
#21 - 8 June 2012
sg manik where lotsa ppl were killed during the 14-day-bintang-tiga-rule.
p/s: this history thing is killing me!!
So prominent a design that you will not miss seeing ...
Kuala-lumpur.ws: "Sephora Kuala Lumpur is one of the latest additions to Kuala Lumpur’s shopping landscape. Set along the same retail belt as Starhill Gallery and Lot 10, the latest branch from the renowned French cosmetics retailer is one of Asia’s only branches."
This flagship store is in a building that is designed in a black and white geometrical sphere at Jalan Bukit Bintang, just outside of Starhill Gallery and opposite Pavilion Kuala Lumpur. It is interestingly intriguing by just looking at the artistic deco and architectural characteristics of the building from outside. Stepping inside the building, cosmetics is another matter.
Goole 25 April 1984
Built in 1976 by Soc. Met. Duro Felguera, Gijon (yard no. 137) for Naviera Eco SA of Bilbao.
Sold in 1986 to Goosebay Shipping Ltd of Limassol and renamed ISABELA B. Sold in 1990 to Wildale Shipping Co Ltd and renamed APOLLO FREEDOM. Sold in 2005 to PT Bintang Jasa Samudra Line of Indonesia and renamed BINTANG JASA 21. Registry still current, but no recent voyage reports.
Scanned from an original monochome print.
Seeing many tourists in the country is the result of an effective marketing promotion ...
Tourism.gov.my: "Tourism Malaysia is confident that the country’s tourism industry has great potential for growth in the coming years, with many new infrastructures, attractions, and policies and incentives being formulated and implemented. We believe that Malaysia’s tourism industry will continue to flourish as one of the nation’s vital supporting economic pillars."
Today, tourism revenue is one of the major services contributing to the country's economic development and quality of life.