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THE ASCENT: THE CORPORATE HUB OF PETALING JAYA

TOGETHER, LET US MAKE MALAYSIA A BETTER PLACE

RENEW YOUR ZEST FOR ADVENTURE THIS YEAR-END

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AdvisorsTaing Kim Hwa Managing DirectorGoh Chin Liong Deputy Managing Director

Editorial TeamKenny WongLo Wei TeingChristy ChowNik Nur’ Alin Amirah bt Nik Mohd Zailani

ContributorsWCT LandMadeline SooSik Kian ChungMandy WongNancy ChuahStephanie HongChee Sue Anne

Première HotelNg Sok Yee

Paradigm Mall & gateway@klia2Stacey HengRenvin Kaur

PhotographerTan Tee Lee

PublisherCorporate Communications DepartmentWCT Holdings Berhad (930464-M)No. 12, Jalan Majistret U1/26Seksyen U1, Lot 44Hicom-Glenmarie Industrial Park40150 Shah AlamSelangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

Reproduction in whole or part of !NMOT!ON is prohibited without prior permission of WCT Holdings Berhad. All rights reserved. The views and opinions expressed or implied in !NMOT!ON are those of the authors or contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of WCT Holdings Berhad.

THE ASCENT: THE CORPORATE HUB OF PETALING JAYA

The Ascent is the epitome of modern technology, accessibility, and cutting-edge design.

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In this issue of !NMOT!ON, we wrap up another amazing year by celebrating the group’s biggest milestones. We unveil our latest triumph – The Ascent at The Paradigm – in this issue’s Cover Story. WCT’s first Grade A corporate office tower deserves a little time under the spotlight, so we are covering this gem located in the heart of Petaling Jaya. The epitome of cutting-edge architecture, modern technology, and unrivaled accessibility, the tower is a symbol of how far WCT has progressed. What will serve as WCT’s new headquarters also stands tall as the group’s new pride and joy. Get further details and information about the group’s latest development on page 15.

With the school holidays approaching, we have also compiled a comprehensive list of outdoor activities you can do with family and friends under the Lifestyle section. Build relationships and make lasting memories against Malaysia’s most awe-inspiring flora and fauna, and don’t forget to check out our piece on Malaysia’s most recent recycling initiatives under the Focus section. Do your part for the environment, and get in tune with Mother Nature today.

Last but not least, we sincerely hope you have enjoyed the 2015 edition of !NMOT!ON. We have only been too happy to provide our readers with specially handpicked updates, news, and articles, and we would like to thank you for all the support we have received. We would also like to take this opportunity to wish our readers a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Looking forward to seeing you in 2016!

3000mm(w) x 1500mm(h) scale 1 : 10

Discover The Ascent and get close to Mother Nature

We would love to hear from you.

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EDITOR’S NOTE 3/28ISSUE 12 2015

ONLINE RADIO STATION OPENS AT PARADIGM MALL

3 JULY 2015A Buka Puasa feast was held at Boulevard, Level G in conjunction with the launch of Another Freakin’ Online Radio (Aforadio) Station at Paradigm Mall. Guests of the website and online radio station were entertained by a myriad of performances courtesy of the DJs and artistes in attendance – this included performers from the P. Ramlee Musical.

AN INSIGHTINTO PROPERTY

17 – 21 JUNE 2015Paradigm Mall hosted the Property Insight Exhibition and saw 28 well-known property developers participating in the exhibition which featured property investment talks and lucky draws.

ASTRO STAR QUEST FINALISTS WOW LOYAL FANS

28 JUNE 2015Astro Star Quest’s Top 5 Finalists – Daniel, Jacqueline, Debbie, Apple, and Joseph – made a special appearance at the Boulevard, Paradigm Mall. The participants of the annual Chinese singing competition mesmerised the crowd with their wide vocal range, and participated in games and ticket giveaways. The fans came to support the finalists.

IN THE NEWS 4/28ISSUE 12 2015

d’LAMAN GREENVILLE CLUBHOUSE LAUNCH

A LITTLESUBWAY-LIVERPOOLFOOTBALL ACTION

PARADIGM MALL HOSTS DORAEMON COLOURING CONTEST

23 JULY 2015

26 JULY 2015

During Liverpool Football Club’s recent tour to Malaysia for the Malaysia XI vs Liverpool FC match, Subway Malaysia organised a meet-and-greet session with selected fans and media representatives at their Paradigm Mall outlet. Liverpool players Jordan Ibe (winger and Mamadou Sakho (defender) shared their training experience and diet preferences with the audience, while four lucky fans were treated to a custom-made sandwich prepared by the players.

In celebration of the official opening of d’Laman Greenville Clubhouse, an exclusive event with musical performances and buggy tours of the showhouses and site was organised for the owners and registrants of d’Laman Greenville.A total of 300 families turned up for the event.

12 JULY 2015In conjunction with Doraemon’s latest movie ‘Nobita & the Space Heroes’, Paradigm Mall organised a Doraemon Colouring Contest in collaboration with Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC). Young talents aged 4 – 12 years old participated in the contest and took home goodie bags worth RM50 each. The Champion, 1st Runner-Up, and 2nd Runner-Up received Faber Castell hampers worth up to RM150, and limited edition Doraemon merchandise.


HONG KONG LEGEND COMES TO PARADIGM MALL

30 JULY 2015 Renowned singer and actor Alan Tam made a special appearance at Paradigm Mall in conjunction with his 40th Anniversary World Tour 2015. The special appearance was coupled with a Q&A session, ticket sales for Tam’s 40th Anniversary Concert, an autograph session, and lucky draw.

PARADIGM MALL CELEBRATES WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK

1 – 2 AUG 2015In conjunction with the World Breastfeeding Week, Paradigm Mall lent their support to the Malaysia Breastfeeding and Natural Parenting Association (MBNPA) to promote natural parenting and breastfeeding. A mini photo gallery and workshop were set up for visitors and local artiste, Tong Tong Wonderland made a special appearance at the event. Paradigm Mall received a Certificate of Appreciation after being voted one of the top Baby-Friendly Shopping Malls under the Best Nursing Room Programme 2015.

LIVE RUNWAY IN THE MALL

9 AUG 2015A live audition of The Malaysia Supermodel Search (MSS) 2015 was held at Paradigm Mall. A team of judges, led by Supermodel Amber Chia, Catwalk Guru Benjamin Thong, Ford Supermodel of the World M’sia Kelly Jagan, WCT Malls Advertising & Promotions Manager Phoster Sageh, and Director of YS Mobile Decker Yap evaluated over 120 potential supermodels.

Catch the latest episodes of the online based reality show via their official YouTube page: Malaysia Supermodel Search.

6/28ISSUE 12 2015IN THE NEWS

PARADIGM MALLCOMES TO JOHOR BAHRU

13 AUG 2015A grand launch was held at the Majestic Hotel KL to mark the project launch of WCT’s fourth retail project – Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru – and the announcement of anchor tenants SOGO (K.L.) Department Store, Golden Screen Cinemas, and Village Grocer. The new mall was unveiled to a full house and graced by Guest of Honour Yang Berhormat Dato’ Seri Mohamed Nazri Bin Tan Sri Abdul Aziz; Minister of Tourism & Culture Malaysia, WCT’s Board of Directors and Management Team, tenants, special guests, and the media. Event highlights included a signing ceremony, a cultural mashup performance of Gamelan and dance by talented ballet dancers.


WCT BAGS ENVIRONMENTAL BEST PRACTICE AWARD 2015

Q2 ANALYSTS AND FUND MANAGERS’ BRIEFING

KEY PROPERTIES SHOWCASED IN KOTA KINABALU

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SEPT 2015

WCT Holdings Berhad conducted the Q2 Analyst and Fund Managers’ Briefing at its Glenmarie, Shah Alam headquarters. For three months ending on 30 June 2015, WCT recorded a revenue and net profit of RM422.3 million and RM31 million respectively. The Engineering & Construction Division remain the Group’s anchor as a total of RM4.7bil active local and overseas tenders have been submitted.

WCT was awarded the Best Waste Minimisation Program By a Contractor for its Lot 2C5 Putrajaya project. The group was recognised for its proper management and handling of construction waste, including segregation of recyclable materials, proper handling of scheduled waste including scrap materials, and having dedicated silt trap system at the construction site.

15 & 16 AUG 2015WCT Land promoted its key properties such as the Medini Signature in Medini Iskandar Malaysia, BRIO Residences in Johor Bahru, The Azure Residences in Petaling Jaya, and d’Bayu Residency in Inanam, Sabah at a property showcase held at Imago Shopping Mall in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Attractive packages such as Guaranteed Rental Returns (GRR) and BOS 118 schemes were offered to buyers.

CONSTRUCTION EXHIBITION AT PWTC

9 – 11 SEPT 2015WCT participated in the International Construction Week 2015 exhibition, the largest showcase of the construction industry in Malaysia and the region. The event was held at the Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, and acted as a great platform to showcase WCT’s engineering & construction and property projects. The event also encouraged companies to learn and share their knowledge with local and international exhibitors.


NEW CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR WCT

WCT SHOWCASESITS FINEST PROPERTIES

18 SEPT 2015WCT was awarded the infrastructure construction project by Kwasa Land Sdn Bhd for the Kwasa Damansara Township Development in Sungai Buloh. The project is valued at RM127.39 million and the scope of works include site clearance and site preparation, earthworks, roadworks, road furniture, drainage works, sewerage reticulation, and sewerage treatment plant (STP-NSC), water reticulation, park and ride facilities, electrical infrastructure works, and soft and hard landscape works.

11 – 13 SEPT 2015WCT’s 2nd Property Showcase which was held at Paradigm Mall, Petaling Jaya featured 13 signature properties at 3 prime locations namely Klang Valley, Medini Iskandar Malaysia, Sabah, and highlighted Rumah Selangorku projects such as the Asteria and Trifolis Apartments. Prospective buyers registered for upcoming projects like the Paradigm KL Residences, Aerius Residences in Petaling Jaya, BRIO Residences in Johor Bahru, and d’Bayu Residency in Inanam, Sabah. The showcase also featured activities such as free health screenings by the Kelana Jaya Medical Centre (KJMC), clown appearance, sand art, and mooncake making demonstrations by Première Hotel.

EXCELLENT TEAMWORK AT PPK BADMINTON MEET

13 SEPT 2015The WCT Malls team made it to the finals of the Malaysia Shopping Malls Association (PPK) Badminton Competition 2015 held at Sports Planet Kota Damansara. The team was represented by Nyanasekaran Valaithan, Mohd Nazrul Izwan bin Mohamat Hasnin, Ku Guang Yi, Edmund Gan Thien Ong, and Azreen binti Mior Idris, who defeated Encorp Mall 2 – 1 in the semi-finals. A total of 17 teams participated, with WCT Malls finishing as runners-up to Sunway Pyramid in the finals.


RECOGNITIONSCORNER

Every issue, we dedicate this section in appreciating the efforts and experiences of our staff

WCT MALLS TEAM BONDS AT KOTA KINABALU

gateway@klia2 EMPLOYEES TRY THEIR HAND AT TABLE TENNIS

As part of the WCT Malls’ team building efforts, a total of 11 employees from Paradigm Mall and gateway@klia2 hiked Gunung Alab-Mahua 12km trail at Crocker Range Park, the largest terrestrial park in Sabah. The trip was in lieu of the original plan to hike Gunung Kinabalu before the earthquake struck on the 5th of June 2015. Led by Mr Vincent Chong, General Manager of WCT Malls, and Mr Tian Keng Swee, Centre Manager of gateway@klia2, the team also travelled to Kinabalu Park to spend some time with the affected local mountain guides (Malim Gunung), and donated approximately RM1,500 in cash and RM1,000 in groceries to help them overcome the difficult period.

The team would also like to pay tribute to their late colleague, Encik Kamaruddin Bin Jamin (pictured first on the right), who passed away on 26 July 2015.

The gateway@klia2 Table Tennis Tournament was held at the Loading Bay on level 1 at gateway@klia2. The tournament was organised to foster teamwork and encourage camaraderie amongst the employees. Participants competed in three team categories: Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles.

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WCT GROUP HARI RAYA CELEBRATIONS

WCT SPORTS &RECREATION TEAM WINS BADMINTON COMPETITION

In celebration of the Hari Raya festivities, WCT management and staff gathered at various locations for a joyful celebration with mouth-watering local dishes and fun-filled activities.

The employees of Première Hotel Klang were treated to an evening of fun with a lucky draw giveaway.

At the WCT headquarters in Shah Alam, the cafeteria and reception area were colourfully decorated with “ketupat” decor, while joyful traditional music echoed throughout the building.

Staff and guests at gateway@klia2 donned their traditional outfits and participated in karaoke sessions, Best Raya Wish Video, Best Raya Selfie, Best Raya Outfit, and King of Durian contests during the celebration.

WCT Group’s 6th Badminton Competition 2015 was held at Sports Arena, Taman Sentosa. The competition was organised as part of the company’s employee engagement initiative. The event saw former national badminton player Encik Ismail Saman making a special appearance and officiating the competition that drew approximately 100 participants from various business divisions. The WCT Sports & Recreation Team won first place, followed by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry Team, with the Paradigm Johor Bahru Team coming in at third place.

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WCT MALLS PROMOTE THE LOCAL ART SCENE

In conjunction with this year’s Hari Raya celebrations, Paradigm Mall and gateway@klia2 organised a Hari Raya Art Exhibition to promote artwork by local artists. Pieces commemorating P. Ramlee were displayed, while live sketches were held regularly on weekends. Dato’ Mahadzir Lokman; Chairman of the National Visual Arts Gallery (NVAG), officiated the launching ceremonies at both malls and formally handed over several art pieces for charity. The proceeds were then donated to the Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) for the Sabah earthquake Relief Fund.

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PREMIèRE HOTEL’SANNUAL BUBURLAMBUK PROGRAMME

This year, the hotel’s annual Bubur Lambuk Programme was attended by guest of honour Mr Zakaria Shamsudin; Sri Andalas Residence Community (COMBI) Chairman, and held at Première Hotel’s Open Parking. The programme promoted kinship between the hotel, COMBI, and College Community, Klang. The highlight of the event was the live cooking demo, which involved guests preparing over a total of 1,200 Bubur Lambuk.

20 JUNE 2015

WCT CONTRIBUTES TO THE JOHOR CANCER FOUNDATION

WCT contributed RM100,000 to the Tunku Laksamana Johor Cancer Foundation (TLJCF), a foundation established by Sultan Ibrahim after his son Tunku Laksamana of Johor Tunku Abdul Jalil was diagnosed with liver cancer. The foundation aims to provide financial assistance to underprivileged cancer patients in Johor. The proceeds will be used to provide specialised medical treatment and cover hospital expenses.

3 AUG 2015

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WCT SHOWS SUPPORTFOR CANCER AWARENESS

WCT donated RM5,000 to support activities conducted by The National Cancer Society of Malaysia, which includes health screening programmes, cancer screenings, complementary therapies, and educational talks. The National Cancer Society is a non-government organisation that was established in 1966 with a mission to reduce cancer cases by raising public awareness and educating people on prevention, screening, and early detection.

SEPT 2015

WCT ENCOURAGESKIDS TO LEARN AND GROW THROUGH PLAY

WCT will be launching the 3rd WCT KIDSS Programme in an effort to promote WCT’s core values of Winning, Commitment, Teamwork, Humility and Respect amongst the younger generation through team sports. This year, over 200 children, including underprivileged children from two homes – namely the Agathians Shelter in Petaling Jaya and St. Barnabas Homes in Klang – will have the opportunity to engage in healthy activities and master basic sporting skills. The basketball and football programmes will be held at Overseas Union Garden, Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam, and Klang in the form of weekend clinic sessions and tournaments.

In September 2015, the WCT KIDSS team visited the WCT KIDSS participants at the Agathians Shelter and St. Barnabas Homes. The team conducted an exciting game session and donated some daily necessities to the homes.

OCT 2015

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COVER STORY 15/28ISSUE 12 2015

The Ascent at The Paradigm is the epitome of modern technology, accessibility, and cutting-edge design. Setting the benchmark for the biggest names in business, WCT’s first Grade A Corporate Office Tower boasts a strategic convergence of location and recreation. It is uniquely planned, engineered for optimum work efficiency, and comes with a wide range of facilities and amenities. And if that is not enough, add the tower’s excellent security and sweeping views to its list of advantages.

THE ASCENT:The Corporate Hub of Petaling Jaya

Smart card access system at the lobby.

Fully automated destination control lift system at the lift lobby.


This 32-floor corporate tower enjoys high visibility of the Damansara-Puchong Highway (LDP) and is imbued with prestigious elements that make up a sophisticated corporate landmark. Built to MSC Cybercentre Status specified accreditation, The Ascent is seamlessly integrated with Paradigm Mall, New World Petaling Jaya Hotel, and The Azure Residences – where shopping, dining, and entertainment converge.

With a total net lettable area of approximately 505,000 sq ft, The Ascent takes great pride in being one of the largest floor plates available in Petaling Jaya. Each floor measures at approximately 18,000 sq ft and office sizes typically range from 5,000 sq ft to 18,000 sq ft. A column-free layout offers maximum efficiency and flexibility, while other perks such as ample parking bays, integrated access to key points, a dedicated underpass, and the tower’s wide spectrum of amenities and facilities have allowed it to emerge the best in functionality, versatility, and style. The tower also features a fully automated destination control lift system and high speed broadband infrastructure – complementary features to what can already be considered one of Petaling Jaya’s corporate gems.

Triple volume lobby.


The Ascent welcomed its first tenant – DKSH Malaysia in early June 2015. The company occupies over 7 floors and involved the relocation of over 1,200 employees to The Ascent in an effort to further strengthen the company’s position as an employer of choice.

Poliklinik Kumpulan City also moved in on the 1st of July 2015, choosing to occupy part of the 17th floor. Other multinational corporations such as Chr Hansen Malaysia, Keyence (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd and Eli Lilly Asia Pacific SSC are expected to move in by end 2015 to early 2016, while WCT Group’s main headquarters will finalise their move from Glenmarie, Shah Alam to The Ascent by end 2015.

WCT Land Sales OfficeNo. 63, Lorong Batu Nilam 1ABandar Bukit Tinggi41200 KlangSelangor Darul Ehsan, MalaysiaTel: +(603) 3324 3255 ext. 602 – 606

WCT Show Gallery (Klang Valley) Lot No. CF-08, Level CC, Paradigm MallNo.1, Jalan SS7/26A, Kelana Jaya47301 Petaling JayaSelangor Darul Ehsan, MalaysiaTel: +(603) 7887 4820 / 21 Mandy Wong @ 016-661 5589

For further details and enquiries on The Ascent, please contact our leasing personnel:

The Ascent’s second tenant, Poliklinik Kumpulan City is located on the 17th floor.

The management and staff of DKSH during the official move-in celebrations.

Together, let us make Malaysia a better place

Source: http://www.thestar.com.my/opinion/letters/2015/03/20/waste-act-by-all-states-will-be-beneficial/

Malaysia has been an independent nation for 58 years, but the land she occupies, the climate she enjoys, and all her abundant natural gifts have been around for millions more. We have come a long way not only in physical years but also, regrettably, in its environmental degradation. As the steward-nation of our land, we have to take immediate measures to curb the damage, reverse it where we can, and protect as much of it as we can for our own sake and those who come after us.

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By this token, the Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government is implementing the segregation of household garbage for recycling. This has taken effect on 1st September 2015 in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Johor, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, and Perlis, the signatory states of the Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Act 2007 (Act 672).

This bodes well for Malaysia as it will extend the lifespan of our landfills (which will not last more than another fifty years at the rate we are going), and make available more options for environmental conservation.

In view of the above changes, let us explore some recycling facts and tips.

20/28ISSUE 12 2015FOCUS

According to the Solid Waste Management and Public Cleanliness Corporation (SWCorp), the implementation of household waste recycling requires us to separate our waste at home according to their categories, and place them in their designated bin or bag for collection. One or two steps and voila, the country is a safer place to live in!

HOUSEHOLD WASTE SEPERATION

• Paper – receipts, cardboard, newspapers, magazines, drink cartons, and anything made of paper that is dry/ uncontaminated.

• Miscellaneous – pack and separate according to these groups: a. Glass/ ceramic ware (bottles, pots, etc.) b. Aluminium/ metal (such as cans, steel utensils, etc.) c. Electronics (batteries, calculators, phones, wires, cables, lightbulbs, and small electrical items) d. Fabric/ shoes/ rubber/ leather (T-shirts, handbags, sneakers, rubber gloves, etc.) e. Hazardous waste (aerosol cans, insect poison/ repellent, paint cans) f. Bulk items (furniture, bed frames, large electrical items). g. Garden waste (leaves, flowers, etc.)

• Plastic – bottles, plastic bags, and anything else made of plastic (this can include plastic toys and polystyrene food containers – rinsed first).

• Non-recyclables: Residual waste such as food items and soiled/ wet materials like used diapers and tissues. Only these will be sent to landfills.

Source of information: http://malaysiandigest.com/frontpage/282-main-tile/568784-how-malaysians-are-coping-with-the-waste-separation-programme-a-week-after-implementation.html%20/


E-waste is realElectric and electronic wastes such as computer equipment, household appliances, and fax machines should be recycled with special handling methods so that the toxic chemicals they contain aren’t released into the environment.

A list of e-waste collection centres can be downloaded from the website of the Department of Environment: http://www.doe.gov.my/portalv1/en/info-untuk-industri/maklumat-umum-buangan-terjadual/pengumpulan-dan-kitar-semula-e-waste-barangan-rumah/320.

Currently, collection centres are available only in the states of Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Selangor, Johor, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, and Penang.

Check out the Apple recycling programme where you can get an Apple Store Gift Card to be used for purchases at any Apple Retail Store or the Apple Online Store. Other smartphones, PC desktops and notebooks are also eligible. For more details, please go here: www.apple.com/recycling


Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and delve into the beauty of nature. Whether it’s quenching your thirst for action, or a relaxing picnic amidst Malaysia’s captivating wildlife – step out of your comfort zone and set your heart racing with the thrill and exhilaration of an adventurous holiday experience. Here are a few activities you can do that will guarantee a continuous supply of fun and adventure.

If you are heading to East Malaysia, take your family and friends on a kayaking trip down the Semadang River. As you kayak

at a leisurely pace through the Borneo Rainforest, enjoy the breathtaking scenery of caves, trees, wildlife, and lush canopies,

and return home with fond memories. Packages are suitable for beginners and come with equipment and experienced guides.

www.semadangkayak.com

f o r a d v e n t u r e t h i s y e a r - e n d !RENEW YOUR ZEST

Source: www.tripadvisor.com.my/Attraction_Review-g298309-d2718411-Reviews-Semadang_Kayak-Kuching_Sarawak.html

23/28ISSUE 12 2015LIFESTYLE

Explore hidden treasures and beautiful geologic formations when you visit the the Dark Cave at Batu Caves. Discovered in 1878 by Captain H. C. Syers and William T. Hornaday, this cave comprises 2km surveyed passages with 7 major sections and contains a diverse range of cave faunas. Choose to go on a guided tour of the magnificent cave, where you will discover interesting and informative facts about the conservation. Experience the world’s most researched tropical cave that is home to an ancient animal community of over 100 million years old.

Source: www.tripadvisor.com.my/Attraction_Review-g306997-d1853412-Reviews-Melaka_On_Bike_Day_Tours-Melaka_Central_Melaka_District_Melaka_State.html

A BicycleTour of Melaka Melaka, MalaysiaDiscover what the historic state of Melaka has to offer – on bike! Tour the heritage sites, quaint villages, and pristine plantations. You can also experience the simplicity of rural life by exploring the countryside, which is rich in flora and fauna. Last but not least, wrap up the tour with a visit to the nearby beach.

www.melakaonbike.com

www.darkcavemalaysia.com

Source: www.tripadvisor.com.my/Attraction_Review-g3198092-d6385100-Reviews-Dark_Cave_Malaysia-Batu_Caves_Selangor.html

CaveExploring at Dark Cave

Batu Caves, Selangor

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Picnic at Bukit Cahaya Shah Alam, Selangor

Get a taste of what it is like to live with an indigenous tribe. Explore the rich culture and traditions of the Semai tribe, who practice shifting cultivation. Ecological guides will provide you with all the necessary information on the people, forest plants, and herbs. Observe traditional bamboo huts, learn the Orang Asli traditional dance, take a short walk to a nearby waterfall, and discover more about the medicinal plants used by the Orang Asli for daily life.

Explore an Orang Asli Village in Cameron Highlands, Tapah Road Tanah Rata, Pahang

Source: www.cameronhighlandsinfo.com/attraction/Orang_Asli_Aborigine_Village/www.cameronsecrets.com

Pay a visit to this scenic park for a memorable day with loved ones. Rich in lush greenery, cycling paths, lakes and themed gardens, the park is the perfect place to host an intimate picnic. Enjoy quaint, homemade food surrounded by nature and soak in the beautiful sights of nature over casual conversations.

Taman Pertanian Bukit CahayaContact: 03-5510 6922

Source: www.thestar.com.my/News/Community/2014/04/05/10-great-places-for-a-picnic-An-inexpensive-activity-for-family-and-friends-to-appreciate-nature/

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HEAD OFFICEMalaysiaWCT Holdings Berhad (930464-M)

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PROPERTY DEVELOPMENTWCT Land Sdn Bhd (324888-H)

No. 63, Lorong Batu Nilam 1ABandar Bukit Tinggi41200 KlangSelangor Darul Ehsan, MalaysiaTel: +(603) 3324 3255Fax: +(603) 3323 1217Email: [email protected]

WCT Show Gallery (Klang Valley)Lot No. CF-08, Level CCParadigm MallNo.1, Jalan SS7/26A, Kelana Jaya47301 Petaling JayaSelangor Darul Ehsan, MalaysiaTel: +(603) 7887 4820 / 21Fax: +(603) 7887 4825Email: [email protected]

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