Johor, Malaysia
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Map and Directions
FROM SULTAN ISMAIL AIRPORT
Turn left at the end of Senai Airport Highway. You will pass Gelang Patah and Pontian intersection, Skudai town and Tampoi town. When you reach Bandar Baru Uda, turn left after you have passed the Petronas Station and a few rows of shophouses. You will now have reached Jalan Straits View. From Jalan Straits View, turn left to Jalan Sungai Chat and you will see Thistle Johor Bahru.
FROM CHANGI INTL AIRPORT
Take the Pan Island Express Highway (PIE) and turn left to Bukit Timah Express highway which will lead you to Woodlands. At Woodlands you will have to go through Singapore Customs and Immigration Checkpoint. Drive along the causeway and you will reach Johor Bahru Customs and Immigration Checkpoint. From the Johor Bahru Checkpoint turn left to Jalan Ibrahim. You will pass Jalan Abu Bakar. Turn right into Jalan Abdul Samad and turn left to Jalan Sungai Chat and you will see Thistle Johor Bahru.
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The Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix takes place at the fabulous Sepang International Circuit near Kuala Lumpur. Over 100,000 fans roar the teams on at one of the noisiest and most colourful sporting occasions anywhere in the world.
Celebrated on the May full moon, Vesak is the most auspicious day in the Buddhist calendar, marking the birth, enlightenment and death of Buddha. Celebrations take place before dawn in temples all over Malaysia.
The spectacular Sabah Dragon Boat Race takes place in Likas Bay, Kota Kinabalu. Local teams race in beautifully-painted boats with prows carved like dragon heads. Each boat has a cox who keeps the rowers in time by beating ceremonial drums.
During the Festa de Sao Pedro, Eurasian descendants of Portuguese settlers reunite in Malacca. The festa celebrates St Peter's feast day, the patron saint of fishermen, and an important figure for this fishing community.
The Rainforest World Music Festival, held at the Sarawak Cultural Village in Kuching, is a three-day celebration of nature, music and indigenous culture.
