Overview
There are many things to see and do in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia's largest highland resort. Walks through lovely little villages, visits to the butterfly, strawberry, honey bee farms and sprawling tea plantations or meals at the delightful Tudor-styled country inns, are all pleasurable and relaxing activities to be experienced here. You can't beat the weather up here. A few days out of the sweltering lowland heat will surely recharge your batteries.
One other popular activity in Cameron Highlands, actually more of a tradition, is to have tea and scones. This very English tradition dates back to the days when English colonial officers used this hilly location as a cool getaway from the heat of the lowlands. Bird-watching and trekking are also popular activities here.
Situated 1,500 metres above sea level, Cameron Highlands comprises a series of little townships that include Ringlet, Tanah Rata, Brinchang, Tringkap, Kuala Terla and Kampung Raja. What's more, it's easy to get to. Cameron Highlands lies less than an hour off the main North-South Highway, and is a pleasant, easy 3.5-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur.
Key Tips
When trekking, please check with your host if the weather is suitable for the trail you want to take. Also, do let your host know when you plan to be back and what trail you are taking.
How to get there
By Road
Cameron Highlands is accessible via Tapah or the new highway at Simpang Pulai. If you are driving up from Kuala Lumpur, the Simpang Pulai exit takes an additional 45 minutes to reach the north of Tapah using the North-South Expressway. The ascent along this route is much smoother and less precarious than the route from Tapah.
By Bus or Taxi
Bus and Taxi services are available from the Puduraya Terminal in Kuala Lumpur and the journey will take you to Tanah Rata. Alternatively, take a train to Tapah and then continue your journey in a taxi or a bus.
Straberry Farms
Teh House
Teh Plantation
Tioman is the biggest and most impressive island at the east coast. There is a brisk jungle covers a ridge on the west section of the island, which ends at the idyllic location of a beautiful palm fringed beach. Tioman offers a wide range of activities for visitors: snorkeling in crystal clear water, discover the beautiful underwater world when you go diving, or just laze on the beach while you work on that tan. Also, there is a jungle on the island that is just begging to be explored. The dense forest is a habitat for many kinds of flora and fauna.
Tioman was discovered as a holiday destination quite some time ago. It was the setting for the supposedly mythical magical island of Bali Hai from the 1958 Hollywood movie 'South Pacific'. In the 70s the Time magazine selected Tioman as one of the world's most beautiful islands.
Tioman is still rated as one of the world's most beautiful islands. It presents itself as a paradise island in the tropics. But sometimes you have to search for this paradise off the beaten track.
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BY TRAIN
* KL Monorail
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Operating Hours
6.00 am till 12.00 am
* Ampang Rail Line (formerly known as Star LRT)
While the Ampang Rail Line does not ply the Bukit
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Do you like to shop within the comfort of a one-stop multistorey building or would you prefer an al fresco experience? Maybe it doesn’t matter what environment you shop in as long as you are able to get your hands on some designer goods as well as locally made handicraft.
No matter what your preference is, Malaysia definitely has something to suit your preference.
For an air-conditioned shopping experience, shoppers who are in Kuala Lumpur or Selangor can visit complexes like Mid Valley Megamall, Suria KLCC, Sunway Pyramid, The Mall or 1 Utama. These shopping complexes operate from 10am to 10pm. 
Petaling Street - KL's chinatown has recently received a facelift.
An alternative would be the pasar malam (night markets) and open-air bazaars where shoppers can haggle and bargain under the starry sky.
The cost of goods in Malaysia is relatively low once you convert foreign currencies like US dollars, Euros and Sterling Pounds to Ringgit Malaysia (RM), so you can be assured your tourist dollar will stretch pretty far.
Duty-free zones and shops offer shoppers a more exciting experience. Pulau Langkawi and Labuan are among Malaysia’s renowned duty-free locations while duty-free shops can be found in most airports and selected major towns
Kuala Lumpur
Not too far away from Chinatown is Masjid India. Predominantly of Muslim Indian community, the businesses reflects their customs and lifestyle. Rows of Indian Textile shops, money changers (you can get pretty good rates here), Bollywood VCD shops, Imported clay and brass pots, sarees etc. This colourful street is great to visit if you're interested in Indian ware.
How to get there: Masjid Jamek station. You can take either the Star LRT or Putra LRT
‘Metropolitan Landmarks’
A must for first time visitors to Kuala Lumpur. An interesting tour which unveils the beauty and charm of the old and new Kuala Lumpur. Garden City of Lights. See the contrast of the magnificent skyscrapers and the building of the colonial days.
HIGHLIGHT OF THE TOUR :
Petronas Twin Tower (photo stop)
OE Jewellery showroom
King’s Palace (photo stop)
National Monument
National Museum (exclude entrance fee)
National Mosque (photo stop)
Sultan Abdul Samad Building
Departure : Daily 9.30 am / 2.30 pm
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am / 1.45 – 2.30 pm
Duration : 3.5 hrs
COUNTRY TOUR
‘Rural Landmarks and Handicrafts’
A trip to the outskirts along the ‘Ambassador Row’, Istana Sharif Ali, Malay Villages. Our stop at the Royal Selangor Pewter will feature the largest and most modern pewter factory in the world, reputed internationally for its high quality and craftsmanship. You will be shown the different processes, such as casting, filing, polishing, soldering, hammering and engraving during this factory tour. Next we stop at Batik Factory – see how Batik is designed and printed.
Our last stop will be at the limestone hills of Batu Caves that comprises of three caverns and several smaller caves. It is the shrine of Lord Murugah, a Hindu deity – a flight of 272 steps lead up to the temple cave. Another cave, called the museum cave, is filled with images of deities and murals depicting scenes from the Hindu scruptures.
Departure : Daily 9.30 am / 2.30 pm
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am / 1.45 – 2.30 pm
Duration : 3.5 hrs
MALAYSIA’S CULTURAL NIGHT
‘A potpourri of Malaysian Cultures’
This evening tour takes you to the open air bazaar of Chinatown, a Hindu temple and a sumptuous Malay cuisine accompaied with a cultural show.
SRI MAHA MARIAMMAN TEMPLE – The smell of burning jasmine, incessant chantings of Hindu priests, intricate carved deities and the mystical aura combine to give you lasting impression of this religion.
OPEN AIR BAZAAR OF CHINATOWN – Take a stroll through this night market, where the locals engage in hectic bargaining for merchandises spread across the streets. Later , proceed to a Malay Restaurant for buffet dinner and cultural show. Help yourself to a buffet dinner where a sumptuous variety of local dishes and delicacies await you.
Minimum 2 adults
Inclusive dinner
Shorts, sleeveless shirt and slippers are not allowed
Departure : Daily at 7.00 pm
Pick up : 6.30 – 7.00 pm
Duration : 3.5 hrs
GARDEN AND PARKS
‘Nature and environment outside the jungle’
An educational tour of nature and environment outside the jungle.
Orchid Garden – see over 800 varieties of orchid including the exotic species, thrive abundantly on one hectare of floral paradise.
The Deer Park – located on the Undulating slopes and sprawling valley of the Lake Gardens. Close to a bubbling stream at the edge of the valley are several mousedeer. The mousedeer is the world’s smallest hoofed animal and a popular subject in local folklore due to its legendary wittiness.
The Butterfly Park – the butterfly park houses some 6,000 butterflies of over 120 species. The park is an imitation of the butterfly’s natural habitat. It includes more than 15,000 plants from 100 species that have been used to recreate a Malaysian rainforest atmosphere.
Kuala Lumpur Bird Park – the largest bird park in South East Asia, houses thousands of birds representing nearly every major species in this part of the world.
Minimum 2 adults
Excluding entrance & camera fees
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 3.5 hrs
TEMPLER’S PARK
‘A rendezvous with nature’
The Templer’s Park is located 22 km north of bustling Kuala Lumpur. A tropical paradise, Templer’s Park is a great spot for bird watchings, jungle trekking. Not only does it offer a picturesque setting with a towering attraction near its edge, namely the million-year-old limestone hill Bukit Takun, Templer’s Park is also a convenient escape from the rigours of urban life.
The Kanching Waterfalls, also known as the Templer’s Park Falls, are found here. In addition to the jungle trails and picnic spots, there are also cool, clear pools for you to take a dip.
Templer’s Park offers peace, quiet and relaxation with its fresh air and breathtaking beauty.
please bring along your own towel and bathing outfits if you intend to take a swim
Minimum 2 adults
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 3.5 hrs
KUALA LUMPUR CULTURAL & HERITAGE TOUR
‘A trip to memory lane’
This tour will take you through the Heritage Trails of the early cultures in Malaysia – an insight into Malaysia’s multi – cultural society.
PLACES OF INTEREST :
Chan See Shu Yuen Clan House
(one of the most interesting clan House in Malaysia)
China Town - (pre - war building)
Sri Maha Mariamman Temple - (Hindu Temple)
Central Market - (Build in 1930)
Sze Yeh Temple - (Build in 1880)
Jamek Mosque (closed on Friday)
(North India Islamic architecture)
Sultan Abdul Samad Building - (Merdeka Square)
Minimum 2 adults
Inclusive of lunch
Please wear comfortable walking shoes, hat / cap
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 5 hrs
A DAY IN RAINFOREST
‘Back to nature’
The tour will expose you to the real feeling of being in the tropical rainforest of Malaysia, a guided tour by an expert on Malaysian jungle. This specially designed program is to introduce you to the wonders and the beauty of a primary tropical rainforest all in a day while staying in Kuala Lumpur.
The journey to the tropical rainforest in the outskirts of the city, will take approximately an hour. Along the way you pass through typical Malay Villagers and scenes of friendly people going about their daily chores. Our first stop on the way is the aboriginal museum. Among the displays are weapons used for hunting , clothing made from free barks, traditional musical instruments etc. An introduction of the place and activities will be carried out immediately on arrival before proceeding with jungle trekking by identifying various fruit trees. Test your skill with the blowpipe shooting or fishing (catch and release) at the nearby fresh water pond using the bamboo rod or simply take a dip in the nearby river or in the swimming. Lunch will be served at the jungle resort.
Minimum 2 adults
Inclusive of lunch
Please wear comfortable walking shoes, hat / cap & bring along bath towel and spare clothing in case you‘ll get wet or dirty
Departure : Mon - Thu at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 5.5 hrs
HISTORICAL MALACCA
‘More than 580 years of history’
Visit St. Peter’s Church (1710) – the oldest Christian Church still in use in Malaysia. Drive past the largest 17th century Chinese cemetery outside of China, located at Bukit China or Chinese Hill. Stop at the foothill to view the Sultan’s Well before driving through the Portuguese Settlement.
Proceed to view the famous gateway. ‘Port De Santiago’ and the ruins of St. Paul’s Church lined by 17th century Dutch tombstones. Next on the list is “Red Square” – the salmon pink Dutch administrative buildings which today house the Malacca Museum and government offices. Visit Christchurch before proceeding for lunch, we visit the ‘Abode Merciful Clouds’ or the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple – the only temple where you can find 3 major doctrines of local Chinese belief under the same roof, viz : Taoim, Buddhism and Confucianism. Take a stroll along Malacca’s Jonker Street, which ends by the banks of the Malacca river.
Minimum 2 adults
Inclusive lunch
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 8 hrs
NATIONAL ZOO & SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS TOUR
‘Fun and educational’
We begin our tour with National Zoo, the largest zoo in Malaysia and situated just outside the city limits and yet a world away from its hustle and bustle. Located 13 km northeast of Kuala Lumpur, the National Zoo houses some 200 species of animal, bird and reptiles, while the aquarium has 80 species of marine and fresh-water life. Within the extensive grounds is an area for sea lions where visitors can see them being most active during feeding time.
Next, proceed to the Royal Selangor factory where upon arrival, you will be taken for a tour of the Pewter Gallery. The Gallery offers a host of interactive displays and fascinating exhibits, aimed at educating and titillating the sense. From the Gallery, we continue with the highlight of today’s tour – ‘School of Hard Knocks’. Using just a few simple tools (hammer, wooden mould, scraper), make a pewter dish personalised with your initials or message that you wish to engrave onto the dish. Step by step, the experienced pewtersmith will guide you through the simple processes of forming, scraping, polishing and packing. The finished dish is for you to keep, along with an apron as a momento. A personalised certificate will be presented to you to attest to your newfound skills.
Minimum 2 adults
Including skill training at School of Hard Knocks
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 5 hrs
PUTRA JAYA & AGRICULTURAL HERITAGE PARK
‘Most intelligent city in Malaysia’
The journey from Kuala Lumpur to Putra Jaya takes approximately 50 minutes via the highway. Our first stop will be Taman Warisan or Agricultural Heritage Park – a ‘living’ museum for mango, rubber, coca, palm oil, durian, jackfruit, herbs and etc. A demonstration on the entire rubber-manufacturing process from the time it is tapped and churned out as fully smoked sheets will be shown during the tour.
Next proceed to Putra Jaya Government Centre, there are numerous new government complexes located in this new township. The most imposing structure in Putrajaya is the thin pinkish Putra Mosque. Standing beside Dataran Putra and facing the Putrajaya Lake, it incorporates architectural elements from Turkestan, Kazakhstan and Morocco. Another eye-catching building is the Prime Minister’s office – Putra Perdana. Other interesting places are Putra Bridge, Prime Minister’s residence.
Minimum 2 adults
Please wear comfortable walking shoes
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 5 hrs
GENTING HIGHLANDS TOUR
‘A day with lady luck & excitement’
Amidst the freshness of cool, crisp mountain air about 6,000 feet above sea level, lies Malaysia’s only casino resort. Stop at cable car station and take a skyway cable car ride, with a sky above you and a tropical rainforest below, ride up to the hilltop on the longest and fastest cable car in Southeast Asia. Fringed by one of the oldest tropical jungles in the world, you can try your luck at Blackjack, Keno, Roulette or a host of other casino games. If this is not your cup of tea, then take time off to enjoy the numerous recreational facilities at the indoor and outdoor Theme Park.
There are corkscrew, euro express roller coaster, turbo drop, super tobonggan & sky venture – the one and only sky diving simulator in Asia.
Minimum 2 adults
Those below 21 yrs old are not allowed into the casino
Excluding : Theme Park tickets, Shows.
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 6 hrs
ANIMAL WORLD SAFARI & WATER WORLD
‘Wildlife adventure & Water recreation’
The 150-acre A ‘Famosa Animal World Safari, an amazing wildlife safari is home to over 100 of the finest species from the animal kingdom. Attractions include the Walk-through Area, Farm House, Monkey Island and adventurous truck drive through the Safari itself. In addition, one’s journey to the Animal World Safari would not be complete without catching its 4 spectacular and eye-catching shows namely Elephant Show, Bird Show, Multi-Animal Show and the highly exciting Wild Wild West Show. These shows feature a host of intelligent and entertaining animals such as the Orang Utan that plays golf, the smiling Buffalo, the cycling Elephant and many others.
Be prepared to slide into a world of fun and thrills the moment you set foot on the 20-acres Water World, the largest water theme park in Malaysia. There are Wave Pool which gives a feeling of a beach away from the beach and highly exciting High Speed Slides.
Minimum 2 adults
Please bring along your own bathing suit and towel
Include : Lunch /entrance tickets to the Theme Park
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 8 hrs
SUNWAY LAGOON THEME PARK
‘Fun, excitement, thrill !’
Spanning over 80 acres, Sunway Lagoon draws fun seekers from all over with its reputation as a theme lands, each boasting their own exciting attractions. There are Adventure Park, Wild Wild West Water Park, Surf Beach and Elephant Walk. A place where you will take home more than just memories. The Lagoon’s mascot, captain quack, walks around the entire Lagoon spreading his contagious energy and merriment to the visitors, while they enjoy the daily shows and many exciting activities.
Proceed from departure point for a shopping tour to Malaysia’s very own Leather and Batik showroom. From here, take a ride to Petronas Twin Tower for photo shop before proceeding to Sunway Lagoon. Enjoy the many thrilling rides and slides at Sunway Lagoon at your own leisure.
Minimum 2 adults
Entrance ticket to all parks
Please bring along your bathing suit and towel
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 6 hrs
**(closed on Tuesday except school / public holidays)**
ABORIGINE SETTLEMENT & ELEPHANT SANCTUARY
‘An adventurous outing’
The journey takes approximately 1 hour 45 minutes. Our first stop is the Aborigine Settlement.
Kuala Gandah Elephant conservation was established in 1989 by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. The center is a base for the Elephant Relocation Team, which began the elephant translocation programme in 1974. The only one of its kind in Malaysia, the team is dedicated to locating, subduing and then translocating problem elephants from areas where their habitats are constantly being encroached by plantations and to other suitable habitats throughout the Peninsular such as Taman Negara. Over the past 25 yrs the centre has helped prevent the further declined of the elephant population by relocating more than 300 wild elephants. Tour includes elephant ride, elephant feeding and for those who are brave, we suggest you bring a change of clothes and towel if you wish to participate in water activities such as swimming and bathing the elephants in the river.
Minimum 2 adults
Please wear comfortable walking shoes, cap / hat and bring along bath towel and spare clothing in case you get wet or dirty
Inclusive of lunch
Departure : Daily at 9.30 am
Pick up : 8.45 – 9.15 am
Duration : 8 hrs
For more on the place, go to : Kuala Gandah elephant centre
PULAU KETAM ‘CRAB ISLAND TOUR’
‘Entire town, including its roads, build on stilts !’
Depart Kuala Lumpur for Port Klang in an hour – Malaysia’s busiest port. The 30 minute ferry ride offers a panoramic view of the busy harbour and the mangrove swamps of nearby islands.
On arrival at Pulau Ketam, take a leisurely stroll to see how an entire fishing community lives in a village where even the roads are build on stilts. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant.
After lunch, catch the ferry for return trip to Port Klang. Drive up to view the fabulous palace of the Selangor Sultan.
Visit the Sultan Salahuddin Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque. Capped by one of the largest religious domes in the world , the mosque occupies about 36 acres of beautiful parkland surrounded by the Municipal Council Tower, State Library, State Museum and the Lake Gardens. Stop at Thean Hou Temple before we conclude our tour for the day.
Minimum 2 adults
Inclusive of lunch
Departure : Daily at 8.30 am
Pick up : 8.15 – 8.30 am
Duration : 8 hrs
FIREFLIES AND KUALA SELANGOR
‘The flashing Christmas tree’
Proceed to Kuala Selangor town in the quiet hamlet of Kampung Kuantan, one of the largest firefly colonies in the world.
On arrival at Kuala Selangor, visit “Kota Melawati” formerly known as “Fort Altingsburg” , the execution block, royal mausoleum and colonial buildings. A bird sanctuary park at the foot of Bukit Melawati is an ideal place for bird watchers to watch migratory birds. Also found are silvered – leaf monkeys, butterflies etc.
Next proceed to Kampung Kuantan – the highlight of the tour. Row upstream in a small unmotorised boat (tongkang) in the quiet darkness to witness the blinking trees. This scintillating display of fireflies portrays an image of a flashing Christmas tree. The synchronized, rhythmic flashing is produced by the thousands of fireflies found in the mangrove swamp of Kampung Kuantan. The skilled local oarsmen make this experience a memorable and unforgettable one.
Minimum 2 adults
Please bring along insect repellent
Inclusive set seafood dinner
Departure : Daily at 3.30 pm
Pick up : 3.15 – 3.30 pm
Duration : 8 hrs
Date : Jan 6 - Dec 31, 2007
Venue : Lake Titiwangsa
Kuala Lumpur
Contact : Widyanty Yusope
Phone : +6012 3771839
Fax : +603 2166 1101
Email : widyanty@adsuria.com
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Experience a breathtaking 360 degree panorama over 20 kilometres of Kuala Lumpur. It will be an unforgettable ride of up to 30 minutes to a height of 60 metres. There are 40 gondolas with a capacity of six passengers for each gondola.
The other place you may want to check out if you're into city skylines, is the KL Tower. Functioning as a telecommunications tower, the KL Tower has an observation deck for visitors to enjoy the ever dynamic skyline of KL. There are package incentives for families and other group visits eg schools, embassies, technical tours. The tower sits on pineapple hill or Bukit Nanas which also harbours a little known forest reserve called the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve. This is a pleasant little plot of green, perhaps the only plot of nature left in the heart of the city, that is worth a little visit. The walkway takes you all the way down from the Tower grounds to the Bukit Nanas nature education centre at the bottom of the hill. The education centre gives a rough overview of the forest ecosystem and distribution throughout Malaysia.
Take note that the forest walk is very quiet and it is advised that you may want to go there with someone else. Try not to venture into the area on your own.
Check out the website for more on the tower and the forest reserve at www.menarakl.com.my/
Opening days: Monday - Friday 9.00am - 10.00pm
Opening days: Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays 9.30am - 10.00pm
Entrance Fee: RM8 adult, RM3 child, free for children - 0 to 3
For more call: marketing and communications department, Menara Kuala Lumpur at +6 03 - 2020 5446 / 2020 5448 email: shamil@telekom.com.my
World's tallest twin towers. Don't miss the guided tour, which takes you up to the suspended bridge on the 41st Floor. Look down and you will see the KLCC Park, the panorama stretching across the Royal Selangor Golf Course, the Embassy Row and all the way to the rolling hills of the Titiwangsa Divide. The South view offers a more jaunty sight. The copper tint of tin roofs and warm wooden structures of Kampung Baru displaying its humble presence, nestling in amongst the menacing skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur. Later on, have a stroll along the joggers path in the KLCC Park. Park yourself on one of the benches and gawk at the magnificence of the two looming structures before you.
The SKYBRIDGE connects the two towers on the 41st floor of the Petronas Twin Towers (as seen above). The bridge is now open to the general public every day except Mondays. It is a bit of a hassle trying to get up to the skybridge on normal days and forget even trying during weekends and public holidays as there are only 800 timed tickets issued to visitors daily. The tickets are FREE but the queues can be horrendous! Get there as early as possible to get the tickets. The morning visits starts at 10.00am but tickets will be issued from 9.15am onwards. The afternoon visits start from 3.00pm but tickets will issued from 2.30pm onwards.
Each visitor is allowed only 10minutes on the skybridge - that's all you'll get. Weekday mornings are the best times to go as long as it doesn't fall on a public holiday.
Opening times: Tuesdays - Sundays (closed Mondays).
Mornings Afternoons
10.00am - 12.45pm 3.00pm - 4.45pm
For technical stuff about the twin towers and skybridge log into: http://www.petronas.com.my/petronas
Muzium Negara houses a collection of treasures tracing its way to the origins of Malaysia. The architecture of the museum replicates the structural design of a traditional Malay palace. Outside, a long mural depicts the multi cultural existence in Malaysia. Conceptualised in the 1960s, it illustrates the huge significance the country placed on agriculture then. Inside, the exhibits are a reminder that Malaysia is a result of many influences: Paganism, Malay, Chinese, Indian, Islamic and European. What you see is a fusion of history, art, culture, customs and way of life. Displays include different wedding attires of the various races, musical instruments, weapons used against the more sophisticated Europeans, collection of kris from all over the archipelago and ceramics from the Ming dynasty.
Opens daily 9:00-18:00.
Entrance fee : RM1.00 for adults.
Tel:+603-2282 6255 website: www.museum.gov.my/
The Museum Volunteers Malaysia (MVM) offer FREE guided tours in English and French at the Muzium Negara (National Museum) on TUESDAYS 10 am and THURSDAYS 11 am.
One hour tour of selected highlights of Muzium Negara's collections to discover and explore Malaysian culture, history and heritage.
The Museums Volunteers Malaysia is a non-profit, non-governmental, non-policitical and non-religious group whose aims are to promote public and government awareness of museums, encourage and promote an appreciation and understanding of the cultures of Malaysia
Tours are free of charge. Meeting point in front of the main entrance desk
For information please contact tel : 03- 2282 6255 (206/287) fax: 03-2282 6434
email to : mvmqueries@yahoo.com Website : www.museum.gov.my/
A showcase of art and history of Islamic civilisation. Nestling comfortably within the grounds of the Lake Gardens, the museum is blessed by the protection of the canopy of the magnificent tropical trees. Inside, you will witness a marriage of the simplicity of modern technology and the sophistication of Islamic art and civilisation. Exhibits showcase colourful and insightful Islamic culture from all over the world. End your visit at the Islamic Museum Shop where you will find all kinds of paraphernalia: Islamic, Middle Eastern and Asian, both old and new; items that you may not find at any other souvenier shops.
Opens daily from 10:00-18:00, closed on Mondays.
Entrance fee : Adult RM 8.00, Child RM 4.00
Tel: +603-2274 2020 website: www.iamm.org.my
Getting there - It is located within the Lake Gardens, and a walking distance from the National Mosque. Hop into a taxi, unless you prefer walking.
Butterfly Park, Bird Park and Orchid Garden
Located within the Lake Gardens, the Bird Park is home to more than 50 species of exotic birds roaming freely in one of the world's biggest open aviary. Shy ones, bold ones, ones that don't move and just stare at you, ones that wade and waddle below the rest that fly. Follow the path, and let nature overwhelm you with the colours it has endowed on its feathered counterparts. Listen to sounds that you would never guess have sprung out from a bird.
The Bird Park charges :
Local visitors Foreign visitors
Adult Child Adult Child
RM12 RM6 RM19 RM12
and is open from 9.00am to 6.30pm everyday. Bring insect repellant with you! Lots of mosquitoes.
The Orchid Garden charges:
visitors
Adult Child
RM1 RM1
and is open from 9.00am to 6.00pm everyday. If you ever need to call for info, try this number: +603 - 2693 5399. There are also several nurseries selling a large variety of hybrids. Worth a look! They can even pack them for long haul travesl...especially for travellers from abroad. Don't know if the soil can get through the stringent quarantine controls at the airports though...but the vendors insist that it's never been a problem for their foreign customers....
Getting there - the same way to the Islamic Art Museum.
When you make that trip to KLCC, make a beeline for the MPO. The MPO is a world class orchestra, a congregation of musicians all over the world. The MPO also hosts world reknown musicians and celebrities. If you think you are not up to a full scale orchestral performance and yet feel you need to immerse yourself in some extraordinary wonderful music, look out for the MPO's chamber concerts. The MPO musicians get together to form quartets and quintets, or band together in a percussion group, or wind, or strings. You can never agree more when they say, good things come in little packages.
Venue : KLCC, Kuala Lumpur
Call: (6)03 - 2051 7007 
*map courtesy of Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre
Office hours: 10.00am-6.30pm, Monday-Friday
10.00am-2.00pm, Saturday
Box office hours: 10.30am-6.30pm (no show days)
10.30am-8.30pm (show days)
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Art
Badan Warisan Malaysia
The Heritage of Malaysia Trust or Badan Warisan Malaysia 'aims to promote the conservation and preservation of Malaysia's built heritage'. There are also ongoing exhibitions held at the Heritage centre worth going for especially if you're making your way to the karyaneka. It's a 2 minute walk from the craft centre - karyaneka. Entrance fee is free unless otherwise stated.
Opening Hours at the Heritage Centre, No 2 Jalan Stonor:
Opening hours
Office : Mondays to Saturdays 9 am to 6 pm
Exhibition Centre : Mondays to Saturdays 10am to 5.30 pm (as and when there are exhibitions)
Resource Centre : Tuesdays to Saturdays 10 am to 4 pm (please call to make an appointment)
Rumah Penghulu tours : Twice daily Mondays to Saturdays at 11 am & 3 pm (other times by prior appointment)
Located: 2 Jalan Stonor, 50450 Kuala Lumpur Tel: (6)03-2144 9273, Email:heritage@badanwarisan.org.my or check out events or read more about their conservation & preservation projects on www.badanwarisan.org.my
The Artists' Space
Concorde Shah Alam
Tel: (6)03- 5512 2200
Arts Exhibitions
Sutra Studio
Tel: (6)03 - 4022 9669
Galeri Tangsi
Tel: (6)03 - 2691 0805
National Art Gallery
Jalan Tun Razak
Tel: (6)03 - 4025 4989
Galeri Petronas
KLCC
Tel: (6)03 - 2051 7770
Artrageously Ramsay Ong
Changkat Bukit Bintang
Tel: (6)03 - 2141 1566
Pulau Aur
Sitting a fair distance, some 80km east of the Mersing jetty,are the islands of Pulau Dayang, Pulau Lang, Pulau Aur and Pulau Pinang *. This cluster of islands is particularly difficult to get to -one reason being that the boats going to and fro are irregular and another being that many of the dive operators seem to have monopolised the islands for 'weekend' SCUBA divers and friends.
But it is not impossible to travel to these islands if time and money is not an issue. Of course there are packages offered by a few live aboards and dive boats that take passengers on a passage to discovery, or you could hire a boat to take you to the island (with a group 10 friends or so to split the cost), or even join in with weekend dive or snorkelling groups organised by the dive operators from Singapore or Malaysia. Do bear in mind that most of the resorts on the islands are owned by these weekend dive operators or have joint-partnerships with the locals which means that often when the weekend crowd returns home, the resorts will close for the week. There are of course a few locally owned resorts at the villages where you can stay. 
resort on Pulau Dayang
If you have the time, you could hop on the weekend dive boats to the islands, stay a week and then hop back onto the next batch of boats heading to the mainland the weekend after.
One can only but wonder if the Aur islands have been reserved specifically for the elite with a lot of money to spend. However, this really shouldn't deter the traveller in a quest for the perfect island to explore, to laze about or to indulge in the culture and hospitality of the local fishermen and their families. Once you're there, you'd know that all that hassle was worth every penny. The relief is that once the weekend crowd has disappeared, you will discover the true beauty of the islands and its waters.
* (Pulau Pinang sounds mighty familiar to you? Don't be misinformed now, it is not the one also commonly known as ' the Pearl of the Orient'. There are a number of islands around Malaysia with the same name, named after the betelnut trees found growing on the islands - pokok pinang, so!)
The battles at Aur 
Pulau Aur has always been a stopover point for fishermen. With a supply of frsh water and plenty of fish in the waters, a few later moved their families to the island. However Aur was never the peaceful island as we see now. The deep dark secrets of the wild days are only beginning to unravel within the historic data collected from salvaged treasures hoisted from sunken Chinese junks, sailboats and old merchants ships found shattered in its watery grave.
In 1803, whilst the Napoleonic War was raging in Europe, a sea battle was brewing in the South China Sea. The Emperor of France and his advisors decided that it was time to infiltrate and dislodge the British from their trade stronghold with the Chinese. With this, France sent a fleet of 5 warships under the command of Admiral Linois to Pulau Aur. By early January 1804, Admiral Linois' fleet had safely parked themselves at Aur.
News that war had recommenced with the French in Europe had not filtered down to the East at that time. Many of the heavily laden ships that had set sail before the war were vulnerable to attacks and the captains were unaware that war had broke out in Europe. The ships lacked accompanying warships to fend off marauders and they were caught off guard. With this advantage, Admiral Linois' fleet successfully intercepted a handful of trading ships along the way. 
Meanwhile, on 31st January 1904 also unaware of the danger, a 30 British-China fleet and a single armed brig left Canton for Pulau Aur. Upon leaving China, Captain Nathaniel Dance who was the Commanding officer,had the foresight to fit 3 of the merchant ships with false gun ports and have them fly the Royal Navy flag.
Admiral Linois laid in wait for the fleet from China to arrive in hope of a surprise attack which would put the French in a favourable position to confiscate the lucrative cargo. When the China-British fleet sailed into Aur on February 14th, Admiral Linois was himself taken by surprise by the three 'warships' accompanying the fleet. Uncertain of the strength of the British warships, the Admiral went ahead with couple of disastrous attacks and eventually retreated to Batavia (Jakarta) in defeat. Captain Nathaniel Dance sailed back to England and was showered with rewards especially from the insurers of the fleet and rightly so as the cargoes had at that time an estimated value of 8 million pounds! Emperor Bonaparte suffered an embarrassing defeat and just to add salt to his wound, it was his British sources that first broke the news to him. 
In the 19th Century, Aur harboured a thriving population of about 1,400 inhabitants consisting of fishermen, traders and slaves. The islands were an ideal location for pirates to run their business of pillaging, ravaging, slave trading and even sinking a great number of boats during fierce raids with foreign boats enroute to Indonesia or to Thailand and beyond.
Today, not much of the tumultuous history can be traced from above the shoreline. Beneath, there are several wrecks that has been discovered and partly recovered but beyond the reaches of recreational divers. They are rumoured to contain treasures and wrecks beyond our imagination. Perhaps they should left in peace in these graves together with their masters from a long forgotten era of great sea voyages.
The best part about this popular Island destination is the range of accomodation. You could choose from an A type hut on the beach to the luxurious and exclusive Pangkor Laut Resort. Whichever you may choose, sandy beaches, clear waters and refreshing breezes await all visitors to this well-known resort.
Just 90km south-west of Ipoh, this fun island getaway is laden with modern facilities and water sports activities. The eastern shores are peppered with fishing villages and many visitors come to buy their year's supply of "keropok" ( fish or prawn crackers) here. 
If you want a change from watersports, hire a bike and go round the island. The road is hilly at some parts, but you will be able to explore places like the old Dutch Fort, located in Teluk Gedong or the Batu Bersurat ("Inscribed Stone") close by.
How to get there
Access Pangkor Island by sea or air. Take a ferry from the Lumut Ferry Terminal. The boat trip should take 40 minutes. If you are flying, the airport is located at Teluk Dalam.
Scuba Dynamics
No 8 & 10, Jalan 24/70A
Desa Sri Hartamas
50480 Kuala Lumpur
(03) 2300 9060
Fax: 2300 9070
E-mail: info@scubadynamics.com.my
Website: www.scubadynamics.com.my
Scuba Dynamics organises trips to Pulau Aur and other dive sites in Malaysia.
AAAH, the search for the perfect dive site never ends. After hearing tales of a rarely visited Malaysian island, where the water is blue and visibility averages 30m, I readily went along with Henry Batzer of Scuba Dynamics to Pulau Aur.
This was my first time diving off Pulau Aur, having missed the opportunity many times, and it was also my first experience diving with Batzer.
I had been introduced to Scuba Dynamics by one of my diving buddies, who had regaled me with tales of Batzer’s impeccable track record and reputation. And since the guy actually managed to teach my friends to dive, I reckoned he had some serious skill! As it turned out, Batzer was indeed a consummate professional, and my only grouse was that I didn’t get to dive with him more.
Now, although Pulau Aur is a Malaysian island, you wouldn’t have guessed it from the many Singaporeans who come a-calling. Typically, after leaving work on Friday, they depart for Mersing, Johor, whereupon they take a boat at midnight, arriving at 4.30am. They then proceed to log-in six dives before leaving the island just after lunch on Sunday!
If the weekends are hectic, the island is practically yours on weekdays. Amenities are pretty basic. The resort on the best beach has the worst food and the one with the best food has the worst beach. The one with no beach is well known for its nightlife. All have Astro, but electricity to the rooms is limited, and there is no hot running water. However, the diving is good.
To get to Pulau Aur, 70km off Mersing, you can take a boat from the Mersing jetty (the same one that takes you to Pulau Tioman) or Sedilli fishing port. It’s a slow boat ride over some four hours, although some resorts have started using speed boats that cut travel time by half.
Pulau Aur, together with the smaller isles of Pulau Dayang, Pulau Lang and Pulau Pemanggil, make up one half of the Johor Marine Park. Both Dayang and Aur have deep clear water and healthy corals.
Accommodation is available only on these two islands.
The best time to visit Pulau Aur for diving is between April and October, when the sea is calmer and visibility is at its best.
Dive sites
There are many dive sites in the area. Crocodile Rock at 10m is a favourite night dive spot. Teluk Teluran used to be the watery home of Smit Lloyd 19 , a ship which ran aground in 1981. Not much is left today as most of the wreck had been salvaged, but the site is interesting for its large undulating corals, which are home to various octopus, lobsters, crabs and moral eels.
The Garden, also known as the Secret Garden, is a shallow dive site at 15m and has abundant fish and coral life. It’s a good site for new divers and underwater photography. To check out a Ming Dynasty wreck (or so some claim), go to Teluk Mariam. To get to it, do a shore dive from the southern side of the bay towards the jetty.
At Teluk Sebukang, slow finning at around 10m will yield the good stuff. March to April brings out an amazing variety of nudibranches, and you can find garden eels deeper down at around 30m. Robert’s Point located at the northern tip of Pulau Lang has a small but interesting patch of coral with immense variety. Dusk dives are best as the corals here teem with feeding fish. A huge 2m long, moray eel about 18cm in diameter has been spotted here, so look out for it. You might also bump into green turtles, eagle rays and schools of bumphead parrotfish.
Rayner’s Rock is a popular dive site with advanced divers. Here, pelagics can be found on the seaward side of the rock whilst a large variety of soft corals can be found in the valley between the two rocks that break the surface.
Different levels offer different things. Napoleon wrasses, up to 90cm long, have been spotted here and grey tip reef sharks are often sighted between Rayner’s Rock and Teluk Jawa. Whale sharks and Manta rays, too, have been glimpsed.
Pulau Pinang is a barren rock with steep slopes, making it an ideal spot for some wall diving. The sea floor goes down 60m, so keep an eye on your depth gauge. Things to see here include snappers, moral eels, spotted rays and groupers. Turtles and sharks are not uncommon, and if you’re lucky, you may come across giant sea fans. This spot is a good place to do a drift dive if the currents are running.
The Pinnacles is a group of three underwater rocks with the plateau of the centre pinnacle at 18m deep. Schools of batfish and barracuda have also been sighted. Strong currents are common, so plan your dive for slack tides. The variety is quite amazing, so it’s no wonder the divers down south keep coming back.
Getting there
From Kuala Lumpur, head south on the North-South Expressway heading towards Singapore. Take the turn-off to Air Hitam. From here, drive towards Kluang, then towards Kahang town. From there, just follow the signs to Mersing.
Another route on the North-South Expressway is to take the Senawang turn-off and head towards Tanjung Gemuk, before making south again on the coastal road to Mersing.
Either way, the trip takes five to six hours and cuts through some deserted countryside, so make sure your tank is full and your car is in decent condition.
Places to stay
Friendly Waters Chalet
(02) 447 2108
www.friendlywaters.com.sg
Aur Samudera Holidays
(07) 799 4217
Blue Water Resort
(07) 799 4072
Atlantis Bay Resort
(011) 770 279
Aur Holiday Resort
(07) 799 4072
Telok Brai Chalet
(07) 799 4870
Mahmood’s Chalet
(07) 799 4217
Nama Tempatan: Gelenggang
Nama Saintifik: Cassia Alata
Nama Lain: Cassia,wild senna,fleur palmiste, fleur dartre, candlestick senna, wild senna, ringworm cassia, guajava, ketepeng badak, flor del Secreto, Tarantana, candle bush, akapulko, man-slabriki, akapulco, gelenggang.ludangan
Famili: caesalpinaceae
Lokasi dijumpai: Di tepi lebuh raya dan kawasan semak(Gambar:Mata air panas poring,sabah)
Asal:
keterangan:
Gelenggang ialah sejenis pokok renek yang mudah dijumpai dipinggir jalan dan belukar.Pokok ini biasa mencapai ketinggian antara 6 hingga 25 kaki.Ia mempunyai bunga yang berwarna kuning dan dilitupi oleh penutup yang menyerupai lilin sebelum bunganya berkembang.Daunnya berbentuk bilateral dan berlawanan secara simetri,daunya akan tertutup pada waktu malam.Buahnya berada dalam kulit seperti buah kekacang dan bijinya kecil berbentuk bulat.
kegunaan:
Daun gelenggang merupakan ubat penyakit kulit seperti kurap dan panau yang mujarab.Caranya daun gelenggang dilumatkan tanpa air. sedikit minyak tanah(setitik) dimasukkan ke dalam daun yang telah dihancurkan tadi. campuran ini dilumurkan pada tempat yang terkena kurap tersebut.Lakukan beberapa kali hingga kurap hilang.Pesakit akan merasa sedikit pedih.selain itu ia juga boleh menjadi penawar kepada sengatan serangga dan eczema.Ini untuk kegunaan luaran sahaja.
untuk masalah sembelit, satu sudu teh air rebusan daunnya boleh diambil sebagai julap. Akar gelenggang boleh digunakan untuk mengatasi masalah uterus(rahim).Air rebusan daunnya juga dijadikan ubat cacing,penawar sawan, resdung, bengkak saluran nafas disesetengah negara Amerika selatan.Air rebusan akarnya dan akar alamanda digunakan untuk merawat penyakit malaria
**Amaran, perempuan mengandung,menyusukan akan dan kanak-kanak dibawah umur 6 tahun dilarang menggunakan persediaan ini. Orang yang mengidap penyakit seperti cirit birit atau masalah ulser perut juga dicegah dari menggunakannya.Pengambilan daunnya yang berlebihan boleh mendatangkan kematian, bagi haiwan terutamanya disebabkan keracunan oleh asid krisofonik.
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boleh tak bagi herba yg boleh merawat parut??
~yoyocute225@yahoo.com
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Memang bagus sebagai julap. Air dari rebusan daunnya sekadar 6 helai mencukupi di minum di waktu malam. Insyaallah besok pagi .......
~DAHALAN HJ EMBUN
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pokok ni cantik untuk hiasan lanskap...
~ade
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bunga cantik tp bau hampeh!!
~achee
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saya nak membuat krim tuk merawat penyakit kulit .klau ada maklumat sila hubungi saya
~nn
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saya nak buat kajian untuk tugasan kerja sekolah saya.kalau ada maklumat lebih terperinci,sila hantarkan di C_asmie@yahoo.com....tq
~jan
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kat kawasan saya ade tapi tak tau nak buar aper.... tgk jelah
~min ktn
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ada sesapa yang tau samada buleh ke idak daun gelenggang di buat krim, camna nak proses dia
~iracemerlang@yahoo.com
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buat yoyocute,ubat terbaik untuk merawat luka atau parut kesan terbakar dan luka adalah minyak dari pokok sepetir.kalau berminat email saya putrahero@hotmail.com
~adi forestry
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Kat tempat saya Gelenggang ini dipanggil Gelenggang besar, kerana ada sejenis lagi dipanggil Gelenggang kecil dimana pucuknya boleh dibuat ulam. Rupa daunnya, buahnya serupa, cuma ianya kecil, tinggi maksimum 1 meter kalau cukup subur tapi biasanya 0.5 meter dan kurang.
~chullen
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zaman kecil2 dulu di tahun awal 80an, saya guna petua ni selalu, tetapi untuk kucing saya si'HITAM'yg selalu kena kurap ditelinganya. Memang sangat2 mujarap. Maklumlah zaman dulu mana ada duit nak pergi rawat kat verterina. Terima kasih kat mak saya.
~Hitam 1979-1987
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Saya terlibat dlm bidang perubatan haiwan dan amat berminat utk mengetahui lebih lanjut ttg perubatan daun ini ke atas kurap kucing.Macamana caranya? Daun ni senang didapati di sini. Kalau ada yang sudi berkongsi pengalaman, boleh email ke jawahir@zoomelaka.gov.my ataupun rimaugirl5275@yahoo.com. Terima kasih.
~Jawahir Jaafar
Nama Tempatan: Gandarusa
Nama Saintifik: Justicia Gendarussa linn
Nama Lain: Daun rusa(melayu), bo gu dan(cina),gendarussa(english)
Famili: Acanthaceae
Lokasi dijumpai:
Asal:
keterangan:
Tumbuhan ini boleh dijumpai tumbuh liar dikawasan semak pada ketinggian 1-500 meter dari aras laut. Ia tumbuh tegak dan boleh mencapai ketinggian hingga 2 meter. Panjang daunnya lebih kura 5-20 cm dan daunnya dari jenis daun tunggal.Dua jenis gandarusa biasa dijumpai dan dibezakan oleh warna batangnya. Ada yang berwarna hitam dan ada yang berwarna hijau.Pokok berbatang hitam lebih popular sebagai ubat dari yang berbatang hijau
kegunaan:
Ia biasa digunakan untuk mengubat lebam akibat terpukul, tulang patah, rheumatik dan bisul.cara penggunaannya ,untuk tulang patah daunnya yang segar atau kering dikisar hingga lumat dan diampur cuka untuk ditampal pada bahagian yang luka dengan syarat tulang telah berada pada kedudukannya yang betul.Untuk rheumatik 15-30 g daunnya yang segar direbus hingga mendidih dan airnya diminum.Untuk lebam pula daunnya dilayurkan pada api hingga layu dan ditampal pada bahagian yang lebam.Ia juga boleh digunakan untuk menurunkan panas badan, menyembuhkan lumpuh otot muka (selalunya disebabkan oleh minor stroke),sakit kepala, mata dan telinga.
***Amaran: Tidak boleh digunakan oleh wanita hamil.
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Gandarusa hitam mempunyai batang hitan dengan daun hijau gelap.ada juga gandarusa yang mempunyai daun hijau putih dengan batang hitam. Jenis ini banyak ditanam sebagai tumbuhan hiasan. Nama saintifik gandarusa hitam ialah gandarusa vularis
~Admin
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Knp tak leh guna utk wanita yg hamil??
~sweetgirl,penang
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gandarusa hitam mempunyai khasiat besar yang kurang diketahui,antaranya untuk mengubati sengatan berbisa, mandi lepas bersalin,pulih tenaga.kami banyak menanamnya
~putrahero@hotmail.com
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mcm mane nak guna kan ganda rusa for minor stroke bahagia muka
~nieya
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daun gandarusa memang daun terpilih oleh orang tua-tua dulu gunakan sebagai bahan rebusan mandian, terutama kepada ibu-ibu bersalin..
http://livingnaturally.myblog.com
~kdier
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tolongin dong carikan gambarnya! gue pengen ngliyat.
thanks
~Karman
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e e ada pla,.. sorry ye lambat surf
~Karman
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masalah PEKANG(angin dlm kepala/lebih kurang migrain).7 helai daun ini +sireh pinang sehelai seadatnya(di doakan terlebih dahulu)disemburkan pada kepala sebelum matahari terbenam.Insya-ALLAH mujarab...
~aurasyami_71@yahoo.com
Nama Tempatan: Gajus
Nama Saintifik: anacardium occidentale
Nama Lain: Jagus , gajus, jambu golok, ketereh
Famili: Leguminasae
Lokasi dijumpai: Tepi sawah tumpat kelantan
Asal: Tumbuhan tempatan
keterangan:
Sejenis pokok rendang yang biasanya ditanam di tepi sawah untuk teduhan, jagus merupakan pokok yang boleh mencapai ketinggian hingga 15 meter.batangnya mempunyai getah yang akan merengsakan kulilt jika terkena. Kulit akan menjadi melecur seperti terkena getah bacang. Daunnnya berbentuk bulat dihujungnya dan panjangnya sekitar 18 cm dengan lebar antara 5 hingga 7 cm. Daunnya tersusun secara bertentangan. Buahnya berbentuk seperti buah pear dengan bijinya berada diluar.bijinya berbentuk ginjal.Buah dan bijinya berwarna hijau ketika muda. Buahnya akan menjadi berwarna kuning apabila masak. Teksturnya akan menjadi lembut dan berair. Isi didalam buahnya berwarna putih. Terdapat juga spesies jagus yang mempunya buah yang berwarna merah jambu.
kegunaan:
Pucuk gajus yang muda boleh dijadikan ulam mentah. Ia sedap dimakan kerana baunya yang menyelerakan . ia juga rangup apabila dikunyah. Rasanya yang lemak-lemak kelat juga menyebabkan ia merupakan antara ulam yang menjadi pilihan bersama sambal belacan, budu atau cencaluk.
Buahnya yang manis dengan rasa sedikit pijar boleh dimakan begitu saja. Namun rasanya yang agak pijar menyebabkan ia banyak dimanafaatkan sebagai kerabu. Ini kerana rasa pijar tersebut akan hilang apabila airnya diperah keluar. Bijinya pula di bakar dan kulitnya di ketuk untuk mengeluarkan bijinya. Kulitnya dibakar akan mengeluarkan minyak yang berwarna hitam dan pernah digunakan pada zaman dahulu untuk dijadikan bahan api untuk pelita. Asap dari pembakaran biji gajus boleh merangsang penyakit asma.
dari segi perubatan amalan memakan pucuk gajus yang kelat sebagai ulam dikatakan dapat mencegah dan mengawal penyakit kencing manis.
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Salam...saya bercadang ingin membuat kajian mengenai pucuk gajus..saya harap bagi sesiapa yang tahu serba sedikit mengenai tumbuhan ini dapat memberi komen dan pandangan..terima kasih...
~biosneezers
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Gambar tak berapa jelas ,kalau boleh biarlah ambil gambar besar sikit, tunjuk pokok nya. Kalau makan laksa Kedah (Penang) tak sah kalau tak ada pucuk nya.Tapi akhir2 ni ada yang mengatakan pucuk nya tak selamat dimakan entahlah.. dulu-dulu kalau musim pokok ni berpucuk itulah ulam yang jadi rebutan tak jadi apa pon....
~ala
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amalan memakan pucuk gajus adalah salahsatu kaedah menjarak kehamilan,buah gajus muda enak di masak kari bersama ikan masin
~jj
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oloh ho..sedaknyo pucuk ketereh cicah dengan budu...butir ketereh mahal weh...sebab isi biji dia sedap...
~lloni
Nama Tempatan: Gadis Lompat
Nama Saintifik: Chloranthus Erectus
Nama Lain:
Famili: CHLORANTHACEAE
Lokasi dijumpai:
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Ia merupakan tumbuhan separuh renek(subshrub) yang boleh mencapai ketinggian hingga 2m. Tumbuhan dikot ini mempunyai bunga kecil yang berwarna putih.Ia biasa tumbuh pada ketinggian 100-2000 meter dari aras laut, menerangkan mengapa ia banyak dijumpai di hutan hujan tropika tanah tinggi seperti Bukit Fraser.Ia biasa dijumpai di negara-negara seperti Guangxi, Guizhou, Sichuan, Yunnan [Bhutan, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines, Sikkim, Thailand, Vietnam.Buahnya berwarna hijau ketika muda dan akan berubah menjadi puti apabila matang. Ia membiak melalu biji benih dan keratan batang.
kegunaan:
Ia digunakan untuk merawat demam, sakit kepala dan meningkatkan tenaga batin ,terutamanya bagi wanita
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banar ba ada gadis
~hangsomboy
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Tunjukkan le gambar pokoknya
~anak org
Nama Tempatan: Embun tengahari
Nama Saintifik: Murdannia Nudiflora (L) Brenan
Nama Lain: Doveweed,bra-plant,
Famili: COMMELINACEAE
Lokasi dijumpai:
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keterangan:
Embun tengahari adalah sejenis herba semusim. Ia adalah sejenis rumpai yang menyerupai rumput tapi ianya mempunyai batang yang menjalar dan akan mengeluarkan bunga kecil berwarna ungu atau biru.Tumbuhan ini membiak secara jalaran rizom dan didapati tumbuh liar dikawasan-kawasan tanah lapang yang ditumbuhi rumbut seperti di kebun-kebun sayur dan pinggir-pinggir belukar.
kegunaan:
Tumbuhan ini digunakan untuk merawat luka, dengan cara melumatkan tumbuhan ini dan ditampal pada bahagian yang luka.Tumbuhan ini banyak digunakan dalam perubatan herba cina.
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Masa saya kecil juga pernah lihat kucing saya makan pucuk pokok ni...emak ada kata itu ubat untuk kucing selepas bersalin. Ada sesapa yang ada info mengenai kebenaran perkara ni? KAlau tak silap saya juga pernah jumpa info yang sama dalam web
~intan
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memang pokok nie untuk ubat kucing lepas bersalin. kadang2, kucing yang tak bersalin pun makan. kucing jantan & anak kucing saya makan pokok nie. kucing memang suka pokok nie.
~apis
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Hehhe,,betoi tu..saya pon slalu tgk kucing dok mkn rumput ni...mula2 tu hairan la jugak, ada ka patut kucing mkn rumput.then, abah saya kata...tu mmg ubat kucing.. oooooo...dulu ingat abah saya main2 ...betoi rupa nya..sorry abah...:)
~nanie
Nama Tempatan: Ekor Anjing
Nama Saintifik: Plantago Major
Nama Lain: Ekor angin,greater plantain,common plantain
Famili: Plantaginaceae
Lokasi dijumpai: Tumbuhan liar
Asal: Tumbuhan tempatan
keterangan:
Tumbuhan ini merupakan sejenis rumpai yang boleh dijumpai tumbuh liar di negara kita bersama rumput dan rumpai lain.Apa yang agak menarik ada tumbuhan ini ialah bunganya yang menegak dengan ketinggian antara 6 hingg 8 inci.Tumbuhan berumpun ini merupakan tumbuhan yang boleh hidup lama dan bukan tumbuhan semusim. ia membiak melalui biji benih yang akan dikeluarkan apabila pod buahnya pecah.Ekor anjing mempunyai kandungan kalsium dan beta karotena yang tinggi. Ia juga kaya dengan asid askobik(vitamin c). Pucuknya yang muda boleh dijadikan ulam atau dimasak sebagai sayuran.
kegunaan:
Terdapat beberapa produk dari luar negara yang menggunakan tumbuhan ini sebagai salah satu bahan untuk mengawal dan memberhentikan tabiat merokok.Perokok perlu mengunyah sedikit dari tumbuhan ini setiap kali terasa ingin merokok.Selain dari mengurangkan keinginan merokok ia juga dapat menyegarkan nafas.Selain daripada itu ekor anjing juga mempunyai ciri-ciri menyegarkan, anti-bakteria. ia juga dapat melegakan batuk dan mencairkan kahak serta membantu melegakan pernafasan bagi pesakit asma. Ia juga digunakan untuk masalah jangkitan salur kencing, kencing berdarah, bisa terkena gigitan serangga , masalah keradangan kulit dan sebagai peneutral toksid dalam badan.
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Pokok ekor anjing ini sangat mudah didapati di tempat kampung saya di Cameron Highlands. Tak sangka pula ada kegunaannya sebagai herba. Thanks Melur kerana beri maklumat berguna.
~azmich@time.net.my
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kalau boleh, besarkan sikit gambarnya...rasa2nya saya pernah tengok pokok ini di tepi pagar rumah saya...
~nazri_ta@yahoo.com
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KERATAN AKHBAR MINGGUAN MALAYSIA
Banyak nama tumbuhan herba yang ada disekeliling kita bukan sahaja ganjil bahkan melucukan apabila mendengar namanya.
Salah satunya ialah pokok ekor anjing atau nama botaninya Plantago major.
Mungkin nama itu diberi kerana tumbuhan jenis rumpai ini memiliki batang yang menjulang ke langit. Ia bergerak kiri kanan bila ditiup angin bagaikan ekor anjing.
Menurut Pegawai di Pusat Sumber Genetik Tumbuhan, Intitut Biosains UPM, Tajuddin bin Abdul Manap, pokok ini senang tumbuh dikawasan redup dan berair.
Ia mempunyai saiz daun yang agak panjang, seperti daun pokok sawi.
Bunganya pula akan tumbuh pada batang yang menegak.
katanya ketika ditemui baru-baru ini.
Menurut Tajuddin, khasiat pokok ekor anjing dari sudut perubatan herba dikatakan untuk merawat luka, jerawat dan demam panas serta sakit gigi.
Bagi merawat demem panas, ambil beberapa batang pokok ekor anjing dan bersihkan sebelum ia direbus sehingga mendidih.
Bila sudah suam, minulah perlahan-lahan. Amalkannya sehingga rasa panas itu berkurangan,
katanya.
Air rebusan itu juga boleh digunakan untuk mencuci luka dan mata yang sakit.
Sering juga digunakan sebagai air kumuran untuk meredakan kesakitan gigi atau gusi yang bengkak.
Untuk mengubat jerawat pula, daun ekor anjing yang sudah ditumbuk lumat disapukan pada bahagian muka yang ada jerawat.
Seelok-eloknya amalan ini dilakukan sebelum kita tidur,
katnya lagi.
~Nor
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Kencing malam: Petua ini diturunkan dari seorang nyonya yang menjual herba ini dipasar. Nama lainadalah sawi songsang (ada rupa sawi). Rebus dari akar sampai kepucuknya termasuk bunga dan buahnya pun boleh, dicampur dgn halwa kundur dan gula batu (bagi sedap sikit, kalau bebenda yang rasanya manis, bebudak kan suka). Amalkannya setiap hari insyaallah, boleh berhenti kencing malam. Saya sendiri yang menjadi
penguji
herba ini semasa dibangku sekolah rendah dulu. Alhamdulillah berhenti kencing malam.
~chullen
Nama Tempatan: Durian Belanda
Nama Saintifik: Annona Muricata L.
Nama Lain: Sour sop,corrossolier(Perancis),Pulippala(Tamil),Durian belanda,seri kaya belanda,nona belanda(Melayu),goyabrano, gunabano(Filipina),Mak khieb thet,mang can chiem,tiep parang(vietnam)
Famili: Annonaceae
Lokasi dijumpai: Pulau Pinang
Asal: Amerika tropika
keterangan:
Merupakan sejenis tumbuhan tropika yang berasal daripada amerika tropika dan diperkenalkan ke asia tenggara oleh orang-orang sepanyol.Daunnya berbentuk ringkas dan tersusun secara berselang seli pada rantungnya.daunnya berukuran 5.5-18 cm X 2-7 cm.Bunganya berwarna hijau pada mulanya dan berubah menjadi kuning pucat apabila mekar.Buahnya di litupi oleh duri yang lembut, berwarna hijau dan berukuran 15cm-35cm X 10-15 cm. Ia mempunyai biji yang banyak dan berwarna hitam serta dilindungi oleh cengkerang biji yang keras. daunnya mempunyai bau yang agak busuk dan digunakan oleh masyarakat melayu dan india untuk menghalang gangguan makhluk halus.Tumbuhan ini membiak melalu keratan batang dan biji benih.
kegunaan:
Putiknya digunakan oleh masyarakat melayu untuk mengubati cirit birit dan berak berdarah. Di Indonesia daunnya yang dihancurkan digunakan untuk merawat bisul dan daunnya yang dikeringkan digunakan untuk membunuh serangga. Air rebusan daunnya digunakan untuk mengeluarkan cacing dari usus. Di Malaysia, terdapat persediaan herba dalam bentuk cecair yang menggunakan daun durian belanda yang digunakan untuk merawat athritis, batuk dan demam.Demah atau tuam(poultice) yang menggunakan serbuk dari daunnya yang dikeringkan digunakan untuk menghilangkan radang dan merawat penyakit kulit. Di Filipina batangnya yang muda digunakan untuk merawat luka dan menghentikan pendarahan.Air rebusan daunnya digunakan untuk berkumur bagi merawat ulser mulut dan menyembuhkan luka.Divietnam pula daunnya digunakan untuk menangani masalah kerungsingan.Walaubagaimanapun penggunaan tumbuhan ini yang banyak mengandungi tannin dan meningkatkan risiko kanser menimbulkan kebimbangan.
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Kalau anak-anak demam panas cara mengejut, selain dari rawatan moden di klinik sila gunakan daun durian belanda.
Caranya:
Pergi kat pokok durian belanda tu bagi salam, minta izin pada pokok untuk menggunakan daunnya bagi tujuan mengubatkan anak yang demam panas.
Ambil 10 helai daun durian belanda yang separuh tua, cuci. Rendam dalam besin 3 liter air dan ramas daun tersebut sehingga mengeluarkan warna hijau. Lumurkan (jaramkan) keseluruhan permukaan kulit anak anda yang demam panas itu dari hujung rambut sampai hujung kaki. 10 minit selepas itu panas akan reda, anak akan tidur nyenyak.
Kalau anak-anak masih kecil terutama yang 10 tahun ke bawah, eloklah tanam sebatang dua pokok ni. Selain buahnya dapat dimakan; daun, kulit, putiknya boleh buat ubat.
Amalan Tabib Anuar
~Bangnuard@yahoo.com.my
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Nak ubati penyakit gout, amalkan meminum jus durian belanda.
~Mie
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Saya takda demam panas bangnuard. Seram sejuk adalah. Saya takda durian belanda, 'Nona' adalah. Boleh ke tolong ubatkan. Tolonglah bang.
~Janda Berhiyas.
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buah durian belanda ni memang best dimakan begitu saja@dengan sos rojak..kaya dengan vitamin c
~cat
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Utk masalah Janda Berhias, sila dapatkan putik durian belanda sebesar telur ayam kampung. Gosokkan pada mana-mana bahagian badan yg terasa panas dan seram sejuk. Lama-lama penyakit anda akan pulih.
~Bangnuard
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saya panggil durian selat...
~lloni
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Kakak ipar saya pernah mendpt petua dr org waktu dia susah nak memdptkan anak supaya merebus kulit pokok ini utk diminum. Alhamdulillah, berkesan cuma perlu kajian terperinci utk mengesahkannya.
~Jeep Kurnia
Nama Tempatan: Dukung Anak
Nama Saintifik: Phyllanthus Niruri
Nama Lain: Kelek anak, meniran(indonesia),Bhuaionla, kiranelligida(india)
Famili: Eurphorbiaceae
Lokasi dijumpai: Di tepi longkang dan dikawasan pertanian
Asal:
keterangan:
Dikenali dengan nama meniran bagi masyarakat indonesia , tumbuhan in termasuk dalam famili Eurphorbiaceae.Selalunya tumbuh dikawasan yang tanahnya agak keras, seperti dicelah retakan simen. Juga boleh didapati di kawasan kebun-kebun sayur dan tanah terbiar.Daun pokok ini adalah dari jenis majmuk bipinat , daunnya kecil berwarna hijau yang agak gelap dan tersusun berselang seli dengan jarak lebih kurang 6-10mm
Ia adalah herba tahunan(annual) dengan ketinggian lebih kurang 30-60 cm.Ia mempunyai bunga yang berwarna putih kekuningan dan satu tangkai bunga mempunya bunga-bunga kecil yang banyak . terdapat dua jenis bunga; bunga jantan dan betina. Kapsul bijinya sangat kecil, berpermukaan licin dan dari jenis 3-gonous. Kitaran dari satu biji ke biji yang berikutnya adalah 2 hingga 4 minggu. Dukung anak tumbuh di kawasan yang beriklim tropika seperti Malaysia, Indonesia,Thailand. Juga terdapat di China, India dan dalam kawasan antara Filipina dan cuba. Dikebanyakan tempat ia mendatangkan masalah kepada petani kerana selalunya tumbuh di kawasan pertanian dan dianggap rumpai yang sukar dikawal.
kegunaan:
Akar, daun, buah, jus dan keseluruhan tumbuhan ini mempunyai nilai perubatan. Perubatan ayurveda ia digunakan sebagai penghilang dahaga,bronchitis, kusta,anemia, penyakit kelenjar kencing,anuria dan asma.Boleh juga digunakan untuk mengubat penyakit berak berdarah(dysentery) yang kronik (mengikut kaedah perubatan unani dari India).
Buahnya digunakan untuk mengubati luka, kerengsaan, penyakit kudis buta(scabies) dan kurap.Akarnya pula (yang masih segar) adalah penawar yang berkesan untuk penyakit kuning(jaundice) terutamanya pada bayi yang baru lahir. Daun yang telah dilumatkan dan dicampur dengan sedikit garam dapur boleh merawat jangkitan kudis buta(scabies). Jika tidak dicampur garam ia boleh ditampal pada luka dan lebam.ia juga boleh digunakan untuk merawat bisa gigitan ular.Tumbuhan ini juga boleh digunakan sebagai tuba(racun) ikan. Kaedah perubatan ayurveda banyak menggunakan tumbuhan ini samaada dalam bentuk tumbuhan ini dikeringkan dan dijadikan serbuk atau terus menggunakan tumbuhan ini dalam bentuk tumbuhan segar.
Walaupun masih sukar untuk menentukan apakah kandungan dalam tumbuhan ini yang menyebabkan ia mempunyai nilai perubatan yang tinggi, ada kajian yang menunjukkan ia memberikan kesan positif untuk mengubati penyakit hepaptitis B.dalam satu kajian, didapati 22 daripada 37 , iaitu sebanyak 59% dari pembawa virus hepatitis B yang dirawat dengan persediaan herba dari tumbuhan ini selama sebulan telah kehilangan antigen hepatitis B setelah di uji selepas 15 hingga 20 hari selepas rawatan selesai.Jika menggunakan rawatan biasa hanya 4% dari pembawa akan kehilangan antigen untuk tempoh yang sama. Persediaan herba ini hendaklah di amalkan selama sebulan atau lebih untuk mendapatkan hasil yang terbaik. Jika digunakan secara biasa , tiada kesan sampingan didapati setakat ini. Namun anda dinasihatkan mendapatkan pandangan doktor sebelum memulakan rawatan.Walaupun ia membantu mengurangkan jumlah virus hepaptitis B yang dijumpai didalam darah, ia masih tidak dapat menghilangkan kesemuanya, jadi ia bukanlah penawar kepada penyakit ini, namun mengambilannya dapat mengurangkan dan mengawal pertumbuhan dan pertambahan virus hepatitis B. Kajian lanjut masih dijalankan oleh para saintis mengenai kegunaan dukung anak untuk merawat hepatitis B.
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pokok ni ada dua jenis.kalau ada warna merah dibawah boleh direbus untuk rawatan darah tinggi
~zhan/klate
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minum air rebusan selepas dikeringkan utk kesihatan badan dancuci bahan toksid dari badan
~dari kempadang perdana,Kuantan
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minum air rebusan selepas dikeringkan utk kesihatan badan dancuci bahan toksid dari badan
~dari kempadang perdana,Kuantan
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ibu saya menggunakan akar pokok dukung anak untuk menggurangkan demam anak kecil yang akan tumbuh gigi.caranya rebus secekak akar yg dah dibersihkan dengan segelas air dan minum ketika masih suam. Juga berkesan kurangkan demam panas
~Vie-Kota Kinabalu
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ubat kencing berdarah.ambil pokok dukung anak beserta akarnya, rebuskanlah dan minum airnya 2 kali sehari.lakukan selama 5 hari berturut-turut.
~fajarsiang@yahoo.com
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Kalau tak silap, org utara panggil pokok ni pokok Amin Buah. Sebabnya daunnya macam mendoakan buah yg dibawahnya.
~haifa
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ada juga dukung anak merah yang pokoknya lebih kecil dan daunnya kemerah-merahan sikit
~Nor
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hyiee?ni macam rumput je.tak sama ngan rupa dukung anak yang aku penah nampak seblum ni...picture tu blur cket, tak nampak jelas..
~ade
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Ya allah!Pokok nie ke.. Pokok nie selalunya ada di tempat yg ada byk pokok..Knp pokok nie dipanggil pokok dukung anak?Pokok nie dukung anak ka?
~sweetgirl,penang
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betulll tu!... aku dah cuba sendiri.. batu karang dalam uriner aku dah terkeluar semasa aku terkucil..dari anu aku sebesar kepala mancis cap lada! cara menyediakannya adalah hanya rebus tumbuhan dukung anak itu secekak dengan air yang secerek (tapi buanglh tanah dan psirnya dulu... Yeop!).pastikan yang buahnya dah masak warna kemerahan. Insyalah...
~tg_has9114@yahoo.com
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Saya masih mencuba.Memang betul saya ada dengar cerita dari Darus syifa(ustaz harun Din).Saya sedang mencubanya.
~konisyiva@yahoo.com
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Saya penghidap hepepitis B.Saya memeng dengar ia dapat merawat penyakit hep B.Saya masih mencubanya.Caranya rebuskan dan campurkan gan susu kambing dan sesudu air zam-zam.Saya masih mencuba.Insya Allah kalo ada berita baik saya akan memaklumkan pada semua.Saya dapat petua ini dari DARUSSYIFFA bangi.
~Hamba Allah Bertawakal Ampang
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saya harap masalah anda akan sembuh dengan pengenalan produk baru kami mengenai herba dukung anak ini sila hubungi saya kepada yang berminat insyaallah 012-5272055 asrul 017-5206821 mizi
~asrul mizi phylanthus niruri
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ia juga digunakan untuk merawat orang yang terkena santau.
~adi forestry
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Saya ada gambar pokok ni yang lebih terang dan sharp,baru baru ini ada hamba allah yang minta saya carikan pokok ini dlm jumlah secekak,mujur saya tahu lokasi tempat tumbuhan ni yang tumbuh banyak di ceras,semoga penyakit sudaranya itu lekas sembuh
~jasmie_my@yahoo.com
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kadang-kala tumbuhan yang sering kita pijak pun banyak kegunaannya.. prihatin la pada tumbuhan kita..
http://livingnaturally.myblog.com/
http://sbudi.net/livingnaturally/
~kdier
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tumbuhan ini amat popular di negeri sabah, begitu juga tumbuhan rumput siti fatimah ngan khasiat herba tersendiri
~hafifi_IBTP-UMS
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rumah saya adab pokok ni tapi saya tak tahu kegunaannya sekarang saya dah tahu kegunaannya
~dirahsiakan
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saya ada petua turun temurun tentang pokok dukung anak...kalau nak tahu pokok ni boleh buat ubat untuk anak yang baru lahir yang kena demam kuning ... saya selalu amalkan apabila melahirkan ...tak payah tunggu baby kuning baru nak buat..baby balik dari hospital yu terus je buat bila mandi ..caranya ambik pokok dengan akarnya sekali cuci sikit kalau ada tanah..pastu rebus sampai airnya jadi kuning...pastu mandikan baby 2x sehari sampai baby ok..insyaallah.. paling penting jgn lupa selawat nabi dan berdoa kepada allah...
