MALAYSIA facts and stats in detail (sorry, not gay) and weather

Capitol City: Kuala Lumpur
Size: 329,733 qkm
Population: 22,900,000
Avarage annual income per head: USD 2,790


Religion: Muslim, Buddhism, Hindu Major gay destinations: Jahor Bahu, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Penang

In Malaysia homosexual acts CAN be punished by Muslim law – which is unlikely to happen, especially to foreigners. A nationally and internationally very highly regarded Malay politician is presently spending some year’s imprisonment despite denying being involved in some homosexual activities with his former driver. It looks pretty much like he is locked away simply for an obvious political maneuver.
Wandering around with open eyes you will spot gay men cruising around train stations or bus terminals or some busy spots at any time day and night.
If you are getting into problems with a police officer, do not be afraid and insist of going to the nearest police station and find out if he is on duty within his police district. If he is not but simply wanted to make some extra cash, he is truly in big trouble. All you get is maybe a word of “official” wisdom. Practically police is ignoring gay life as long it is not offending to public or against general terms of conduct (underage, prostitution, drugs).
As one of the “Tigers states” Malaysia is making great progress developing its infrastructure, by improving its industrial potentials, and by promoting it’s natural beauties: Rain forests with rich wild life as well as grand beaches and islands

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The current Edition of
SPARTACUS INTERNATIONAL GAY GUIDE
list on pages 635 to 637 detailed information.

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Danceclubs
Parkcity Hotel's Pub. Lively mixed pub mit live band. popular with airline staff.

Cruising:
-City Point Shopping Center

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Cruising:
-Old Town - along the riverbank, near the municipal field
-Old Clock Tower and around

Please find some useful information in sections:

Cafés
Danceclubs
Hotels
Cruising

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Bars:
PA Pub & Lounge (Jln. Serempang)

Café:
AJ Pub n Café

Sauna:
PA Sauna (Jln. Serempang)
Cruising:

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Bars:
Shennigans (Hyatt Hotel, basement. Mixed)

Cruising:
-Centrepoint Shopping Center (all toilets)
-Long Distance Bus Terminal (best at night)
-Prince Phillip Park. Tanjung Aru (Near pond and fountain. All night) Some r

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Bars
Cafés
Danceclubs
Sauna/Baths
Hotels
Guest Houses
General Groups
Cruising

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Guesthouses
Attapsana Bed & Breakfast (27 Jln Mesui off Jln Nagasari)
Hotels:
Hotel Bintang Warisan (Jln. Bukit Bintang)
Hotel Capitol (Jln Bulan)
Federal Hotel (Jalan Bukit Bintang)
JW Marriott Hotel (Jln Bukit Bintang)
New World Renaissance Hotel (Jln Ampang City)
Shangri-La Hotel (Jln Sultan Ismail)

Outside of Kuala Lumpur:
Mines resort city (Palace of Golden Horse)
Sunway / Lagoon Resort Hotel
Genting Highland Resort city

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Swimming

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Cafés
Danceclubs
Hotels
Cruiisng

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Bars
Eagle's Nest
Jln Bukit Mata. Mixed. Any age.
Bristrol Latino
Jalan Bukit Mata. (Next to Hilton). Popular with foreigners.
Brothers
3 Mile, Jalan Rock. Karaoke.

Danceclubs
Khaturistiwa
Kuching Water Front. Popular with young Chinese crowd. Mixed.
ClubTwo
Hilton International Hotel. Trendy young mixed crowd.

Fitness
Medeka Palace Fitness Center. Cuisy sauna.

Swimming
Semtapak Swimming pool
KMC Swimming pool

Cruising
-Sarawak Plaza. Toilets ground.
-Kuching Plaza. Toilets ground floor. (R, T)
-Kuching Water Front. After 21 h nightly. Many foreigners
-Wisma Sebakas. Toilets ground floor.
-Medeka Palace. Sauna in Fitness center.

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Dance clubs:
Black Hendry (Palome Resort. Mixed)
Coco Jam (Cenang)

Internet:
Atira Cyber Café

Swimming:
Bidera Pool (Near KFC, Jln Stadium)
Pantai Cenang (Glm beach. Cruisy after 24 h)

Cruising:
-Alor Setar: Hospital, back garden
-Alor Setar: Staduium, back garden
-Alor Setar: Persiaran Sungai Raja
-Central Hotel: Gardens in front. (Best at night time)
-Dataran Land (Eagle Sqare). (Near Kangkawi Fair, after 24 h)
-Garden of Eden (Opp. Chinese cementry at Jln Tun Razak) All night
-Kuah Town: Dataran Lang. After midnight
-Kuah Town: Lada Buiding, front gardens near mosque. After 22 h
-Kuah Town: Pokok Asam. Around Kamdar Building, Sat only
-Langkawi Fair Shopping Centre: In and around McDonalds
-Langkawi Fair Shopping Centre: Around inside fountain (14 - 22 h)
-Merdeka Garden. At benches at road and gardens during nighttime
-Stadium Dural Aman. Around entrance of Maksak gym. All night. ayor
-Sungai Cenang. 21 till mornings along the beach

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Bars:
Infinity Café (Prime Point)
Casablanca Karaoke (Mixed pub close to Straits Heritage Hotel)

Restaurants:
Starlight Bistro (Plaza Melaka/Mahkota Parade)

Cruising:
-Old Padang. Near St Pauls Hill. All night, best WE

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Danceclubs
Cherries Berries at Pelita Commercial Centre ((Near Grand Palace Hotel)
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The Rigg at Royal Righa Hotel

Fitness
Health center at Holiday Inn Hotel. Cuising and action in stream sauna.

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Danceclubs
Sauna/baths
Fitness Studios
Hotels
Cruising

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Cafè:
Penang Nyonya Delights (Near Penang Bridge. Mixed)
Restaurants:
PINTAIL Café & Bistro (opp. Hotel Continental. Mixed)
Dance clubs:
Fun Pub (close to Babylon Boom Boom)
Massage:
JF Beauty & Academy (Jln Burmah)
Sauna:
Unique 2 Recriation Center (behind Megamall Butterworth)
Swimming:
PISA Station Swmming Pool (near Equatorial Hotel)
Cruising:
-Midlands One-Stop Complex
-Butterwoth. Park near old British Fortress/City Hall ater 22 h, r, ayor

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Bars:
New Stagecoach Pub (Taman Sea)

Restaurants:
Pasta Pesto Bistro (Damansara)
Restaurant Syed (Close to Giant Supermarket)

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Bars:
Code 1069 (Fajar Complex)