Category: Genting Highlands

The Genting Highlands resort is located along the Titiwangsa Mountain Range in Pahang, skirting the border of Selangor state. This famous tourist destination is well linked to some of the best highways and roads connected to Kuala Lumpur and neighbouring cities. Most visitors drive up there by car. Buses and taxis are also common transport options. Continue reading Travel guide to Genting Highlands from the KLIA / klia2 airports and other locations at the Greater Kuala Lumpur / Klang Valley

The new Awana SkyWay began its new operations in August 2016 to ascend from Awana station to the final stop at SkyAvenue station in just 10 minutes, cruising at top speed of 6 metres per second. The gondolas fly over key attractions at the resort, giving you a spectacular bird’s eye view from Chin Swee Temple to the future Twentieth Century Fox World Malaysia. Continue reading Awana SkyWay, fly up to the top in style, ultimate high flying experience in a glass-doored gondolas

Situated atop mountains 3,100 feet above sea level, the 18-hole golf course at Awana Genting Highlands Golf and Country Resort makes perfect a unique and exciting golfing experience for the golfers of all abilities. Continue reading Awana Genting Highlands Golf and Country Resort, a golfer’s paradise with spectacular natural green surroundings

The Genting Strawberry Leisure Farm, built at a cost around RM2 million, is a popular tourist attraction in Gohtong Jaya town. The farm is situated next to Gohtong Sport Center complex where you can find ample parking and just make a short walk over to the farm. Continue reading Genting Strawberry Leisure Farm, come enjoy fresh strawberries at this popular tourist attraction in Genting Highlands

The prestigious 5,000-seat Arena Of Stars (AOS) has played host to numerous international and local events from special events to concerts by top artists around the world. It is a 45,000 square feet musical amphitheater located at Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia. Continue reading Genting Arena of Stars, a 5000-seat arena that hosts international / local events and festivals at the Genting Highlands

Gohtong Jaya is a satellite town of Genting Highlands, located on a plateau 5km before the Genting Highlands resort on the peak. It was erected and named after Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong, the chairman of Genting Group. The town is a great base to get off and take in the sights and sounds before heading up to the resorts in the mountains. Continue reading Gohtong Jaya, great starting base for delicious food before embarking on many exciting highlands activities

The Chin Swee Caves Temple is a Taoist temple situated in the most scenic site of Genting Highlands. The Temple attracts many local and foreign devotees from nearby countries like Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand and China. Continue reading Chin Swee Caves Temple, Taoist temple on Genting Highlands with iconic nine-storey pagoda decorated with figurines of Buddha

The Genting Outdoor Theme Park was closed on Sept 1, 2013 to facilitate the construction of the new Twentieth Century Fox Theme Park. The Genting Group is investing RM2 billion to build a new outdoor theme park that includes more than 25 acres of land, featuring more than 25 rides from thrill rides, dark rides, water rides, to children’s rides, plus many other attractions. Continue reading Twentieth Century Fox Theme Park in Genting Highlands, construction in progress, upcoming attraction in 2020

The First World Indoor Theme Park is a 4 levels new age indoor theme park cum shopping complex within First World Complex at the Genting Highlands resort. Come over, and you are guaranteed a day full of fun and adventure at this exciting Indoor Theme Park. Continue reading First World Indoor Theme Park, a world of laughter and revelry