Kuala Lumpur

See The New York Times “The 31 Places to Go in 2010” list bellow

1. Sri Lanka

2. Patagonia Wine Production Centers

3. Seoul 4. Mysore-India

5. Copenhagen

6. Koh Kood-Thailand

7. Damascus

8. Çeşme

9. Antarctica

10. Leipzig

11. Los Angeles

12. Shanghai

13. Mumbai

14. Minorca-Spain

15. Costa Rica

16. Marrakech

17. Las Vegas

18. Bahia-Brazil

19. Istanbul

20. Şenzhen-China

21. Macedonia

22. South Africa

23. Breckenridge

24. Montenegro

25. Vancouver Island

26. Colombia

27. Kitzbühel-Austria

28. Norway

29. Gargano-Italy

30. Kuala Lumpur

31. Nepal
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apart from qatar air,etihad, gulf, kuwait air,egypt air n jet air..which airlines go to doha from kuala lumpur?

Dear Qlers

I would like to invite you all to my wedding reception on the 4th of December 2009 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

We would be pleased if you could attend and grace this joyous occasion.

Afraid that her 37-year-old husband will leave her after he gets out of drug rehab, a 107-year-old Malaysian woman says she is ready to get married again — for the 23rd time.

This tale of matrimony and longevity is told by Malaysia's The Star, channeled by the BBC.

Four years ago Wook Kundor married hubby No. 22, Mohammed Noor Che Musa, 70 years her junior. But now that he's away in Kuala Lumpur to kick his addiction, she's worried he won't come home. She says she's lonely and insecure.

Well yesterday at 09.09.09.09.09 His Highness Sheikh Mohammed became the 1st Passenger of the Dubai Metro after purchasing the 1st Ticket.

From today onwards its open to the public to travel. And in five (Feb more months all 29 stations will be operational.

From Arabian Times:

...Most of you reading this will have used some form of a metro elsewhere in the world. New York, Paris, London, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur…they all claim to have world class systems.

Not anymore. Dubai has beaten them hands down. For design, comfort, and luxury – you name the criteria, Dubai has outdone everyone.

And in record time. Just 49 months......

KARAI, Malaysia - *Islamic officials have unexpectedly freed a Muslim model scheduled to be caned this week for drinking beer*.

Two female and one male officials came to the house of Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarno in northern Malaysia on Monday and took her away in a van on what was supposed to be a four-hour road journey to a prison near Kuala Lumpur, the country's main city.

Kartini's father, Shukarno Abdul Muttalib, says they returned with Kartika after about 30 minutes and said they had received "instructions from the higher powers" to release her.

Shukarno says the officials claim that "for now, the sentence cannot be carried out."

It is not immediately clear whether Kartika will be taken back into custody later. Islamic officials declined to comment.

Low-cost carrier AirAsia X has announced its first destination to the Middle East with a new route from Kuala Lumpur to Abu Dhabi starting later this year.

The first flight is scheduled for November 23 and the route will be served by an Airbus A340-300, it was announced at a press conference in the UAE capital on Wednesday.

A statement by the Abu Dhabi Airports Company said the new route will improve the Emirate’s links to the Far East.

“Abu Dhabi continues to increase connectivity and the range and breadth of services we offer to our local community, as well as our customers from further afield,” said Mohammed Al Bulooki, vice president of airline marketing and aeronautical revenue, ADAC.

The route will operate on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.