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Good news to all travellers and tourist in Malaysia, especially in Kuala Lumpur. Who is love to going travelling? This is your days, which is you can look and make the survey for your next destination at so many Travel Agents Company and Tourism Organization just in 1 place. 

Next month, MATTA FAIR 2016 will hold at Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC), Kuala Lumpur on 11 March 2016 until 13 March 2016. This travel fair will open from 10:00 am until 09:00 pm for 3 days with entrance fee is RM 4 for the adult and children below 12 years is free. 

For more information, just visit MATTA FAIR 2016 official website. 


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Good News to who are like extreme sports! Now, Reebok Spartan Race is in Singapore and Malaysia. Spartan Race, voted Outside Magazine’s Best Obstacle Race, is the world’s leading obstacle racing series and the first of its kind to feature timing and global rankings. With over 130 events in 17 countries during 2014 alone, Reebok Spartan Race has made obstacle racing one of the fastest growing sports in the world. 


The global event series features races at three distances, 5+ km/15+ Obstacle Sprint, 13+ km/20+ Obstacle Super and 20+ km/25+ Obstacle Beast, culminating each year in the Spartan World Championship. With competitive Elite heats and Open heats for all fitness levels, Reebok Spartan Races offer something for everyone. The Spartan lifestyle continues its goal of ripping people off their couches and helping them lead happier, healthier, and more productive lives. 


Registration for the October 10th and pre-registration for the October 11th Spartan Race Kuala Lumpur Sprint is now open. This race is open to individuals aged 14 and above.

Each racer will receive the coveted official Spartan Race Finishers T-shirt and race medal upon crossing the finish line.

Be a part of the first ever Reebok Spartan Race Kuala Lumpur competitive Elite Heats! The top 3 fastest male and female Elite racers will win top cash prizes and a phenomenal Spartan Race trophy.


Registration for the November 15, 2015 Spartan Race Singapore Sprint is now open to the public. This race is open to individuals aged 14 and above.

Each racer will receive a goodie bag worth $200, including an official Spartan Race quick- dry tank top. On Race Day, all racers will receive the coveted official Spartan Race Finishers tee, race medal, coconut water and a coupon for a free celebratory beer upon crossing the finish line.


Be a part of the first ever Reebok Spartan Race Singapore competitive Elite Heats! The top 3 fastest male and female Elite racers will win top cash prizes and a phenomenal Spartan Race trophy.

For enquiries on corporate team registrations of 40+ team members, please contact us via the red 'Help' button on this page.

Registration for Spartan Junior Race is also now open to the public. Spartan Junior Race is open to children between the ages of 4- 13.


Log onto Reebok Spartan Race for more information, a schedule of events, and to register for a race.

Photos and information, credit to Reebok Spartan Race.
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Today (April 21, 2014) Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) in Malaysia as known as Korea Plaza KL was launching the new style of their website. This times their website look so beautiful and great. At the same time, their also update latest information about Korea Tourism for traveler around the world. It’s easy for traveler to know the latest information before their will go vacation at South Korea, especially for free and easy travelers like me.


As you know, Korea Plaza KL already updates this information at their official Facebook.
Feel free to visit their website and register yourself as a Kaki Korea member (a new club for Korea Plaza KL) and you might be awarded with Korea Tourism Organization exclusive souvenirs*! (^_^)

P/S: For those already register for SKC or known as Saranghae Korea Club membership, Korea Plaza Kl was no longer using SKC card anymore. So you need to register back as Kaki Korea membership. It’s free for register at this website. Just click "my account' at the bottom side of their website and start register at Kaki Korea member. Follow the step. (^_^) I already register as Kaki Korea member, today.

Come and visit our new website and become a Kaki Korea member today! 
http://en.visitkorea.com.my/

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Last 2 months ago, I got an email from Mr. Tony the owner of “Love in Japanese” site and he asks me to make the review about his site on an honest way as a blogger. But, I’m so busy in these 2 months with my actual work so I not have free time to update my blog, and I also not really good to make review. I hope it will going fine. (^_^) 

The great things, I was working at Japanese company that branch in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Most of among the staff are Japanese people and they have taught me a little bit about Japanese culture. Now, I know a little bit about Japanese culture, especially in working environments. 

When we talk about Japan, what will you think? Language? Fashion? Foods? Culture? Japanese’s man? or Japanese’s girl?


First things, when I was open this website – I saw the topic about Japanese girls. I think this website is good for those man that want to know about Japanese girls. They tell mostly detail about it. Based on my experience during working at Japanese company, most of Japanese girls are shy, cute, gentle, feminine, beautiful, and high respect to other peoples.

This site was created the resource about it as a one stop guide to help you to understand Japanese girls and Japanese love culture. There is more useful resource that we can learn in one site.

Just visit this website to get most resource about it:
- See more at: http://loveinjapanese.net

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친구!!!!!

Today (3rd January 2014) is second year anniversary of my blog Nina-Neulrin. Yeah!!!! Yahoo!!! I’m so happy!!! hahaha

My blog already been 2 years since I make this blog on 3rd January 2012 and the first topic is “안녕하세요” (Annyeonghaseyo), which is introduction about myself to readers. Even though, I’m busy with my work and study – I try my best to update this blog when I have free time or I got latest news about Korea and K-Pop event in Malaysia for share to everyone that have same interest with me. (^_^)

I would like to say “정말 감사합니다” (Thank you so much) for your supports and read my blog. I would do the best to improve and make this blog to look interesting for my readers and friends around the world. I hope all my readers, love to read my blog with the topic that I write and share on my blog in future. (^_~)

In the year 2014, I planning to do some project that related to Korea and K-Pop. I will tell everyone about the project in 2014, soon as possible when I ready. Actually, I already plan to do this project last year but so many things was happen last year, so I carried forward this project on this year. Hihihi 

Hint-> Korean Language

I hope all my friends and readers will give support to me. (^_^)

Actually, I register my name to Korea Tourism Organization in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (KTO KL Plaza) for Saranghaeseyo Korea Club – Chingu Program (Friend Program) on 20th December 2013 (Friday).

This program for who have interested to be supporter under KTO, which is have willing to volunteer in sharing the Korea related information such as Korean Cultural, Tourism as well as Hallyu (Korean Wave) through online within this 6 months period. This program is start on January 2014 until June 2014. The cool prizes such as AirAsiaX Return Tickets to Korea will be awarded to the qualified supporters. The benefit of this program are the supporter have opportunity to participate in Korea tourism and Korean culture related events and travel fairs; and each of the supporters is entitled to receive a souvenir from Korea Tourism Organization (KTO).

Actually, I want to get more experience when I join this program because I want to explore more about Korea, include Korea Cultural, foods, Hallyu and more. KTO give the announce of the shortlist for Saranghaeseyo Korea Club – Chingu Program (Friend Program) on 3rd January 2014, which is the same date of second year anniversary my blog Nina-Neulrin. I never expected can join this program because I know so many great candidates will join this program too but KTO Korea Plaza KL not announce yet, shortlist of Saranghaeseyo Korea Club – Chingu Program. Maybe I can’t join this program… Hmmmm… It’s okay… (^_^) I still love Korea and Hallyu…

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Today (December 9, 2013) is the opening second branch of Tous les Jours at Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Tous les Jours is start open on 8 am until 11 pm, everyday. The location of Tous les Jours, Bukit Bintang is just opposite of H&M, Bukit Bintang, McDonald Bukit Bintang and Monorail Station Bukit Bintang.


The Tous les Jours (TLJ) at Bukit Bintang offer many types of kinds breads and cakes, that recipe from Korea. As you guys know, TLJ is so popular at Korea and it’s the favorite bakery in Korea. The first branch of TLJ in Malaysia is Tous les Jours at Telawi Square, Bangsar, Malaysia.


 When I was went to Tous les Jours, Bukit Bintang, I saw that most of the workers is Korean and their so nice. The environment at TLJ is most like in Korea. If want to feel café like in Korea, come at TLJ and you guys can feel it. Some of drinks at TLJ are direct from Korea. For me, the prices of TLJ are in average and standard, which is you guys, can buy and joy of your favorite breads and cakes at TLJ.



From my experience, I can feel like I was at Seoul, Korea again when I go Tous les Jours, Bukit Bintang. Tous les Jours is petty close at my office so I can go there anytime I want too. I like the taste of Tous les Jours’s breads and cakes. The taste of the breads and cakes is same like in Korea, which I was, taste it before when I went Seoul, Korea this year. 

I feel so great, when Tous les Jours is open second branch at Bukit Bintang because I can feel again like I at Korea. I love that feeling.. Come to TLJ and feel the experience of it by yourself.

Here, the link of Tous les Jours in Malaysia website and facebook:
http://tlj.com.my/
https://www.facebook.com/TLJMalaysia
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From 1st July 2013, the Government of Japan has decided to abolish the requirement of short-term visa for Malaysian Nationals who hold ordinary biometric passports with embedded microchip that is compliant with ICAO standards (issued since February 2010) who wish to enter Japan for short-term stay.

However, this visa exemption only apply to Malaysian Nationals holding ordinary biometric passport with embedded microchip that is compliant with ICAO standards. Malaysian Nationals who do not hold ordinary biometric passport with embedded microchip that is compliant with ICAO standards remain advised to obtain a visa to enter into Japan.

The visa exemption arrangement between Japan and Malaysia, which had been existed since before 1993, provides that Malaysian nationals who meet the relevant conditions could enter Japan without obtaining a visa for a period of not exceeding three consecutive months (short-term stay). However, in 1993, the Government of Japan after taking into consideration the situation at the time and in consultation with the Government of Malaysia, began to advise Malaysian nationals to obtain a visa in advance to enter Japan.

For checking method of passport is compliant with ICAO standards or not:


After this, Malaysian travelers not need to make Japan visa for going holiday at Japan in short-term period. We can go Japan without visa for go holiday at Japan. 

Here, the link of Embassy of Japan in Malaysia website: http://www.my.emb-japan.go.jp/English/visit.html

Please visit this website for more information.

Source from Embassy of Japan in Malaysia website.
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Each and every day at Koreastay is a rewarding opportunity for you to experience what real life is like in Korea.

“With warm hearts, the hosts of Koreastay are waiting for you.”



What is Koreastay?

Koreastay is a Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) certified homestay program that provides international visitors with a special opportunity to experience Korean culture and lifestyle by living with a Korean family for a desired amount of time.

The Question & Answer Session:

1. What is the biggest advantage of a homestay?
You can enjoy Korean home cooked meals and various cultural activities. Above all, you can experience the real charm and true aspects of Korea through the friendship you will develop with your host family.

2. How can I communicate with homestay family?
The Koreastay certification is granted to hosts only when at least one member of the host family can communicate in a foreign language (English, Japanese, or Chinese or others). The KTO also offers language assistance through its tourism information and telephone interpretation service (1300). The service is available 24/7.

3. How can my homestay family help me? (At an addition cost)
You can ask your host family to pick you up or drop you off at the airport or a place near the host’s home. Breakfast is included and lunch or dinner can be offered for an additional fee. In addition, you can take a walk or shop for groceries with your host family and get information and guidance about traveling in Korea or about the Korean lifestyle.

4. How can I make a reservation for Koreastay?
You can make a reservation by visiting the Koreastay website at www.koreastay.or.kr

5. How much does the homestay cost?
The cost varies depending on the type of room, but the minimum rate is 30 dollars (35,000 won). You can find an accommodation price and other information on the Koreastay website.

Find your suitable homestay (host) family!

The step of Koreastay:

1. Search for Host
2. Reservation
3. Host Acceptance
4. Confirm Reservation (enter guest’s passport number)
5. Send E-mail Confirmation
6. Decide Time & Place to Meet with Host
7. Arrival & Payment

The Korea Tourism Organization has many events offering various benefits to tourists who use Koreastay. If you are planning to do a homestay, visit KTO’s Koreastay website now! You might be the winner of our special events.

For more information, please visit this website: http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/koreastay
Tel: +82-2-729-9460, Fax: +82-2-757-5933, or email: koreastay@knto.or.kr

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* Festival dates and programs are subject to change due to local circumstances.

 Spring Flower Festivals to Signal the Changing of Seasons 

Spring announces its arrival in Korea with a blanket of yellow and white blossoms spreading over the country. Cherry blossoms, apricot flowers, and cornus fruit trees bloom from the beginning of March when the air is still chilly. The warm season sees a host of festivals take place in Korea where visitors can stroll amidst the glorious blossoming flowers and see the country at its best.


Gwangyang International Maehwa Festival 
Dates: March 23 – March 31, 2013 
Venue: Seomjin Village, Gwangyang-si, Jeollanam-do
Description: The Gwangyang International Maehwa Festival has been a popular destination for spring flower festival since 1997. In springtime, Seomjin Village boosts a splendid landscape as the apricot flowers burst into bloom in Baekunsan Mountain near the village.


Gurye Sansuyu Festival 
Dates: March 29 – March 31, 2013
Venue: Jirisan Mountain Hot spring area, Sandong-myeon, Gurye-gun, Jeollanam-do 
Description: Taking place in the hot spring area of Jirisan Mountain, the Gurye Sansuyu Festival features various hands-on programs like cornus fruit liquor making and sampling of cornus fruit makgeolli. A number of performances such as pungmulnori (farmers' music performances), Korean traditional music, and fireworks displays are held throughout the festival period.




Jinhae Gunhangje Festival 
Dates: April 1 - April 10, 2013
Venue: Jungwon Rotary, Jinhae-gun, Changwon-si, Gyeongsangnam-do
Description: Taking place in early April when the cherry tree flowers are in full bloom, the Jinhae Gunhangje Festival draws more than 2 million tourists every year. Visitors are greeted by showers of cherry flower petals under the tunnel created by cherry trees. There are various events not to miss, such as the military band parade and multi-media fireworks show.



Jeju Cherry Blossom Festival
Dates: April 5 – April 7, 2013
Venue: Jeju Citizen Welfare Town area, Jeju-si, Jeju-do 
Description: The Jeju Cherry Blossom Festival is a harmony of cherry trees and music. This year, the festival features a cherry blossom photo zone and exhibitions of indigenous wild flowers and orchids, allowing visitors to appreciate various spring flowers. With the installation of lights, the festival can now be enjoyed fully in night time as well.



Hwagae Cherry Blossoms Festival 
Dates: Early April, 2013 (planned) 
Venue: Hwagae Market area, Hadong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do
Description: Organized in 1993, the cherry blossom festival is held in Hwagae Market, a traditional open-air market situated in the border between Hadong in Gyeongsangnam-do Province and Gurye in Jeollanam-do Province. During the festival, the cherry tree blossoms along the 6 kilometer-long road from the market to Ssanggyesa Temple are a fantastic sight.



Icheon Baeksa Sansuyu Blossom Festival 
Dates: April 5 – April 7, 2013
Venue: Dorip-ri, Gyeongsa-ri, Songmal-ri and Baeksa-myeon, Icheon-si, Gyeonggi-do 
Description: The festival venue of the Icheon Baeksa Sansuyu Blossom Festival is a leading producer of sansuyu (cornus fruit) trees of Korea, where the 100-year-old wild sansuyu trees grow. In spring, the sansuyu flowers are in full bloom to decorate the whole village in yellow, while red fruits signal the changing of the season in autumn.



Yeouido Spring Flower Festival 
Dates: April 12 – April 18, 2013
Venue: Surrounding areas of Yunjungno & Yeouido, Seoul-si 
Description: The Yeouido Spring Flower Festival takes place every April when cherry blossoms are in full bloom. The street behind the National Assembly Building, called Yunjungno, is lined with 1,400 cherry trees and is the most famous cherry blossom street in Seoul. Visitors can stroll next to the Hangang River through a tunnel of these magnificent trees. There are also street cultural arts performances, a flower decoration exhibition, and a photo exhibition.



Cheongpunghoban Cherry Blossom Festival 
Dates: April 19 - April 21, 2013
Venue: Cheongpungho Lake area, Cheongpung-myeon, Jecheon-si, Chungcheongbuk-do
Description: Cheongpunghoban Cherry Blossom Festival takes place along the 13 kilometer road by Cheongpungho Lake, where thousands of mature cherry trees sit in waiting. Various shows and performances are scheduled, including a cherry blossom street concert, a magic show, and a dance parade. Visitors can also take part in samplings of herbal medicinal teas and food made of wild herbs. Near the venue are the Cheongpung Cultural Property Complex, a TV drama filming location, and bungee jump sites.



Jeju Canola Flower Festival 
Dates: April 19 - April 21, 2013
Venue: Udo-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Description: Magnificent fields of canola flowers decorate the whole island of Jeju-do, drawing large crowds of visitors every year. The combination of bright yellow flowers and the blue ocean makes this festival a perfect opportunity to enjoy spring on Jeju-do Island.



Hampyeong Butterfly Festival 
Dates: April 26 - May 8, 2013
Venue: Hampyeong Expo Park, Hampyeong-gun, Jeollanam-do
Description: The Hampyeong Butterfly Festival is held on over 8,300 acres of land in Hampyeong-gun, Jeollanam-do Province. Visitors are delighted by the sight of tens of thousands of butterflies flying among the canola blossoms. Check out the halls of butterflies, insects, and agriculture to explore some 20 types of butterflies and see the process of growing crops.


Source from VisitKorea website
http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_6.jsp?gotoPage=1&cid=957144&out_service=


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Brown rice tea, known as "genmaicha" in Japanese, is a special blend of green tea and roasted brown rice. Brown rice tea contains flavonoids, antioxidants, trace minerals and vitamins. The health benefits of brown rice tea are comparable to that of green tea. Brown rice tea has a nutty aroma and flavor, and you can serve it warm or use it to make iced tea.

Rich in Polyphenols

Brown rice tea contains antioxidants known as polyphenols, according to studies conducted by Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Polyphenols in green tea may signal cancer cells to prohibit reproduction by stimulating a natural process of programmed cell death know as apoptosis.



Lower Risk of Cancer

Studies conducted in China showed that men and women who consumed at least a cup of brown rice tea once a week for six months decreased their risks of colon, pancreatic and rectal cancer more than those who did not consume brown rice tea. According to the National Research Council, Japan has the lowest cancer rate, which is attributed to the large consumption of green tea--enhanced teas such as brown rice tea. Further studies are warranted to confirm the correlation between brown rice tea and cancer. You should not self-treat with brown rice tea in place of medical advice. If you suffer from heart disease or take anticoagulants, please consult with a medical physician before adding brown rice tea to your diet.

Beneficial Minerals and Vitamins

Brown rice tea contains selenium, a vital mineral that helps maintain thyroid function and regulates hormones and metabolism. Brown rice tea is also abundant in manganese, an essential trace mineral that maintains healthy nerve functions, stabilizes blood sugar levels and aids the body in synthesizing cholesterol and essential fatty acids. The health benefits of brown rice tea include vitamins B, fiber and iron.


Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/274964-what-are-the-health-benefits-of-brown-rice-tea/#ixzz2FJcYM2M4
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Mungkin ada di kalangan peminat K-Pop terutama pada Malaysian VIP boleh teka berita yang hangat diperkatakan dalam minggu ini. Apabila lihat gambar pentas yang masih dalam pembinaan ini, mungkin ada yang dapat teka jawapannya. (^_^)
Ya, Betul!! (^_^)
Itu adalah pentas konsert BIGBANG di Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur. Pentas ini mula dibina pada 22hb Oktober 2012. Hari ini bersamaan dengan 25th Oktober 2012, BIGBANG akan sampai di KLIA dalam jam 8 malam dari Manila, Filipina dengan menaiki Malaysian Airline. Ramai Malaysian VIP yang menyambut BIGBANG di KLIA, hari ini. Tetapi saya rasa sedikit sedih kerana saya tidak dapat menyambut mereka di KLIA disebabkan saya bekerja. Tetapi tidak mengapa, kerana saya akan berjumpa dengan BIGBANG pada hari konsert mereka iaitu hari Sabtu ini (27hb Oktober 2012) di Staduim Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur. Mereka akan membuat rehearsal pada 26hb Oktober 2012. Mungkin ada Malaysian VIP yang bertuah dapat pass masuk rehearsal mereka esok yang ditaja oleh 8TV.


BIGBANG akan menghiburkan hampir 16,000 Malaysian VIP pada hari konsert mereka nanti. Malah, sempena untuk menyambut BIGBANG buat kali pertama datang ke Malaysia ini, fan club Malaysian VIP iaitu BB1st, My-vip, Yg-Hype, @BigBang Malaysia dan MYVIPs akan membuat fan project untuk meriahkan lagi konsert BIGBANG ini. Antaranya,  BIGBANG Bus Project, BIGBANG Banner, dan ada banyak lagi yang akan menanti semasa hari konsert nanti. 


BIGBANG Bas Project (No. 79 SJ BUS) telah memulakan operasinya pada 13bh Oktober 2012 dan ia akan berlangsung selama sebulan. Bas ini melalui kawasan Ampang - Masjid Jamek, secara tepat ia akan melalui Korean Village di Ampang dan terus ke KLCC Twin Towers. Malaysian VIP masih berpeluang menaiki bas ini walaupun selepas konsert BIGBANG.

Sekarang ini saya sibuk menghafal fanchart BIGBANG iaitu lagu Until Whenever yang ditulis oleh Kwon Jiyong atau G-Dragon. Kami akan menyanyikan lagu ini semasa encore konsert mereka nanti. Kemudian, kami akan meraikan Hari Lahir TOP. 

Apa yang saya harapkan, semasa konsert BIGBANG nanti hari tidak hujan seperti semua orang tahu sejak dua minggu ini hampir setiap hari hujan di Malaysia. Harap semuanya berjalan dengan lancar.
BIGBANG WELCOME TO MALAYSIA!! WE WILL MEET SOON!!!
#SELAMATDATANGBIGANG

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Guide to BIGBANG Alive Tour 2012 in Malaysia
Featuring: G-Dragon, Taeyang, TOP, Seungri and Daesung
Presented by: YG Entertainment & Live Nation Entertainment
Organized by: Running Into The Sun
Date: 27 October 2012
Venue:  Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Time: 8pm (Doors open at 5pm)


CONCERT ENTRY
(Please refer to the site map attached for details)
There are a total of 4 entrances:

Main Entrance
A)     For Cat 1 (RM688) VIP ticket holders
B)     For Cat 2 (RM588) Premier Rockpit B ticket holders
C)     For Cat 3 (RM488) Rockpit B ticket holders
D)    For Cat 4 (RM388) ticket holders
E)     For Cat 7 (RM188) ticket holders (Purchased from Ticket Charge)

Entrance Gate 2
A)     For Cat 6 (RM198) ticket holders (Purchased from Ticket Charge)

Entrance Gate 3
A)     For Cat 6 (RM198) ticket holders (Purchased from Red Tix)
B)     For Cat 8 (RM98) ticket holders

Entrance Gate 4
A)     For Cat 2 (RM588) Premier Rockpit A ticket holders
B)     For Cat 3 (RM488) Rockpit A ticket holders
C)     For Cat 5 (RM288) ticket holders
D)    For Cat 7 (RM188) ticket holders (Purchased from Red Tix)



House Rules
  1. No cameras and video cameras will be allowed. Photography and videography of the concert is not permitted at all times. We reserve the right to ask patrons with cameras to leave the camera batteries at the battery deposit counter where RITS will not be liable for any loss or damages.
  2. Outside food and drinks are not allowed.
  3. No admission for infants in arms and child aged 6 years and below. Children below the age of 12 are also not allowed in the Rockpit categories
  4. No smoking is allowed within the venue.
  5. No backstage access is allowed at all times.
  6. No umbrellas will be allowed into concert premises.

Purchase of merchandise
  • BIGBANG Concert merchandise can be purchased at the merchandise booth, located at the Main Entrance.
Other information
  • Public will be able to enter the concert venue from 5pm onwards.
  • Overnight queuing is not encouraged for safety reasons.
  • The concert is a rain or shine event. Please come prepared with your own raincoat, ponchos or hats.

Ticketing
Ticket Collection
(Please refer to the site map for details)
Ticket Charge collection booth:
For patrons who have purchased tickets via TicketCharge and have opted to collect tickets at the door; please proceed to Main Entrance for your collection. Collection starts from 12pm.

RedTix Collection booth:
For patrons who have purchased tickets via RedTix and have opted to collect tickets at the door; please proceed to Entrance 4 for your collection. Collection starts from 1pm.

Running Into The Sun Reception:
Complimentary, Partners and guest list invites, please proceed to the Main Entrance for your collection/ entry. Collection starts from 4pm.


Ticket Sales
Categories Available:
Cat 2 (Premier Rockpit): RM 588
Cat 3 (Rockpit): RM 488
Cat 7 (Free standing): RM 188
*Limited tickets left

Ticket Charge:
Members of the public who wish to purchase tickets from Ticket Charge can visit the Ticket Charge counter located at the Main Entrance.

Red Tix:
Members of the public who wish to purchase tickets from Red Tix can visit the Red Tix counter located at Entrance 4.

GETTING TO STADIUM MERDEKA
Map source: http://www.johomaps.com/as/malaysia/kualalumpur/klcentre.jpg


By car
The main parking area of Stadium Merdeka will not be accessible to the public. Please find alternative parking arrangement.
By Pubic Transport
The closest monorail station is Maharajalela. The other landmark near Stadium Merdeka is the Stadium Negara.
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Korea has four seasons, with a wet monsoon/summer in the middle of the year, and a cold winter from November to March. The island of Jeju off the southern coast is the warmest and wettest place in the country. The ideal time to visit Korea is during the autumn months (September-November). During this time, the country experiences warm, sunny weather, skies that are cobalt blue and spectacular foliage that is perhaps the biggest draw. Winters are cold and dry and are a good time to visit if you are interested in winter sports as there are numerous ski resorts. Spring (April-May) is also beautiful with all the cherry blossoms in bloom. However, it is very busy and one needs to book in advance to ensure accommodation is available. The summer months are muggy and hot, and rather crowded. It is also when the monsoon begins so many activities are subject to the fluctuations of heavy rain.

Average Temperatures and Rainfall
City
Seoul
Busan
Daegu
Month
C
F
H
R
C
F
H
R
C
F
H
R
Jan.
-2.5
27.5
62.6
21.6
3
37.4
51
37.8
0.2
32.36
58.5
21.6
Feb.
-0.3
31.46
61
23.6
4.3
39.74
53.6
44.9
2.1
35.78
57.3
27.1
Mar.
5.2
41.36
61.2
45.8
8.3
32.54
59.1
85.7
7.1
44.78
57.9
51.6
Apr.
12.1
53.78
59.3
77
13.4
56.12
64.6
136.3
13.8
56.84
56.8
75.2
May
17.4
63.32
64.1
102.2
17.4
63.32
69.6
154.1
18.7
65.66
60
75.3
Jun.
21.9
71.42
71
133.3
20.5
68.9
79.3
222.5
22.5
72.5
67.6
140.7
Jul.
24.9
76.82
79.8
327.9
24.2
75.56
84.8
258.8
25.7
78.26
74.3
206.7
Aug.
25.4
77.72
77.4
348
25.7
78.26
80.8
238.1
26.1
78.98
74
205.8
Sep.
20.8
69.44
71
137.6
22.1
71.78
74.3
167
21.3
70.34
72
129.6
Oct.
14.4
57.92
66.2
49.3
17.3
63.14
65.2
62
15.4
59.72
66.5
42
Nov.
6.9
44.42
64.6
53
11.3
52.34
59.5
60.1
8.6
47.48
63.8
37.1
Dec.
0.2
32.36
63.8
24.9
5.6
42.08
52.9
24.3
2.5
36.5
60.5
15.2

City
Gwangju
Daejeon
Jeju (Seogwipo)
Month
C
F
H
R
C
F
H
R
C
F
H
R
Jan.
0.5
32.9
70.5
38
-1.9
28.58
68.9
29.5
6.6
43.88
64.8
59.4
Feb.
1.9
35.42
68.9
43.9
0.2
32.36
66
36.4
7.1
44.78
64.2
80.6
Mar.
6.5
43.7
66.2
64.5
5.4
41.72
63.8
60.5
10.1
50.18
64.6
125.6
Apr.
12.9
55.22
65.2
95.3
12.4
54.32
61.6
87.2
14.4
57.92
67.8
172.2
May
17.8
64.04
68.4
97.3
17.6
63.68
65.8
97
18.1
64.58
71.3
215.4
Jun.
22
71.6
75.1
190.3
22
71.6
73.2
174.3
21.3
70.34
80
279.3
Jul.
25.5
77.9
80.6
281.9
25.3
77.54
80.1
292.2
25.3
77.54
85.1
306.3
Aug.
26.1
78.98
79
276
25.5
77.9
79.8
296.5
26.6
79.88
80.4
257.6
Sep.
21.4
70.52
75.8
137.7
20.3
68.54
77.6
141.5
23.4
74.12
73.6
170.2
Oct.
15.4
59.72
71
55.3
13.8
56.84
73.7
56.9
18.8
65.84
66.8
72.7
Nov.
8.7
47.66
71.6
55.4
6.8
44.24
73.4
51.7
13.7
56.66
65.6
68.4
Dec.
2.8
37.04
71.7
32.4
0.7
33.26
71.8
30.1
8.9
48.02
64.6
43.1

Note: C- Centigrade, F- Fahrenheit, H- Humidity (%), R-Rainfall (mm). This is the mean value from 1971 to 2000.

Four Distinct Seasons

Korea's climate is regarded as a continental climate from a temperate standpoint and
a monsoonal climate from a precipitation standpoint. The climate of Korea is
characterized by four distinct seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter.

Spring


Spring lasts from late March to May and is warm. Various flowers, including the picturesque cherry blossom, cover the nation's mountains and fields during this time.

Summer


Summer lasts from June to early September. It is a hot and humid time of the year.

Autumn


Autumn lasts from September to November, and produces mild weather. It is the best season for visiting Korea.


Winter



Winter lasts from December to mid-March. It can be bitterly cold during this time due to the influx of cold Siberian air. Heavy snow in the northern and eastern parts of Korea makes for favorable skiing conditions.


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