Gelombang banjir di Semenanjung Malaysia

Allah 
Banjirkanlah hati kami dengan syukur, harap, tawakkul, dan menyerah kepada-Mu 
Banjirkan minda kami dengan taqwa kepada-Mu 
Banjirkan lisan kami dengan kalimah Mu 
Banjirkan anggota kami dengan perlakuan kebaikan terhadap makhluk-Mu 
Engkau sebaik-baik pemimpin sebaik-baik penolong 
Sungguh akhir-akhir ini Engkau mendidik kami dengan pengajaran-pengajaran yang unik 
Sungguh mungkin kami terlalu derhaka menelan nikmat-Mu dan meremehkan pengajaran-pengajaran -Mu yang sebelum ini
Allah bimbinglah generasi tinggalan kami nanti memimpin pada zaman mereka yang pastinya lebih mencabar dari zaman kami.
Allah ampunkanlah kelalaian kami.

Surabaya
26/12/2014

Parks in Malaysia

Here are some notes of interesting parks in Malaysia that I would like to visit with the children.

1. Taman Tamadun Islam Terengganu

• Bring MyKad to get Malaysian rate - Probably RM15/adult or RM35/family
• Close on Tuesdays
• Educational activities: some monuments provide shows. There's Hajj virtual tour in the monument of Masjidil Haram

2. Tropical Village Air Hitam Johor 

• hosts replicas of monuments of the world
• Admission fee RM8/adult + RM5 if driving inside the park

3. I-City Shah Alam

• Open until 1am on weekday nights, and until 2am on weekend/holiday nights
• Snowalk: RM25/adult and RM20/child (before 6pm), RM35/adult RM25/child (after 6pm) - fees include rental of winter outfits
• RM5 per ride in the forest of lights (many things to ride including cable cars)
• Enjoying the lighted plastic forest only is free (but parking charge may apply)

4. Menara KL (http://www.menarakl.com.my/)

• Activities may cost hundreds $$$. But the Bukit Nenas forest underneath is more inviting (also FOC). But heard that it's closed until Sep 2013.

5. Many agro parks / resorts

• Dusun Eco, Bentong Pahang
• Taman Pertanian Negeri, Sekayu, Terengganu
• Peladang Agro Resort, Setiu, Terengganu
• .. and many more..
• Apart of educating visitors about agriculture, these parks may offer activities such as water sports, fishing, picking up vegetables/fruits, milking, jungle trekking, camping, waterfall, etc

Some detailed info here: http://www.malaysia-traveller.com/