29 April 2014

Melaka Sedia Bas Khas Ke Lokasi Pelancongan


Bas Double Decker / Bas London

BANDARAYA MELAKA- Panorama Melaka, menyediakan perkhidmatan bas Double Decker bagi kemudahan orang ramai dan pelancong menikmati keindahan sekitar lokasi tumpuan ramai di negeri ini.

Antara lokasi itu ialah di sekitar Banda Hilir, Dataran Pahlawan, Mahkota Parade, Jonker Street serta tempat bersejarah Melaka Bandaraya Warisan Dunia UNESCO. Pengurus Besar Panorama Melaka Sdn Bhd, Mohd. Salleh Jusman berkata, bas berkenaan akan mengambil penumpang bermula dari Menara Taming Sari menuju ke Dataran Pahlawan, Banda Hilir, Bukit Senjuang, Bukit Cina, Jalan Munshi, Hang Tuah Mall, Ong Kim Wee, Jonker Walk, Masjid Kampung Hulu, Kampung Pantai, Stadthuys, Kapal Samudera dan kembali ke Menara Taming Sari dengan tambang RM5 bagi dewasa dan RM2.50 untuk kanak-kanak.

Bas Double Decker beroperasi setiap Isnin hingga Khamis (5 petang hingga 10 malam), manakala Sabtu dan Ahad bermula jam 4 petang hingga 10 malam dengan tempoh perjalanan kira-kira 45 minit.

Bas Double Decker milik Panorama Melaka yang menawarkan perkhidmatan khas ke lokasi tumpuan pelancong bermula di Menara Taming Sari Melaka


London Bus Routes


Bus Double Decker ketika melalui Stadthuys...



Bas Panorama Melaka turut menyediakan perkhidmatan dari Melaka Sentral melalui Bangunan Merah dan beberapa destinasi tumpuan pelancong lain dengan kekerapan 20 minit bagi setiap bas.


Selain itu, PMSB turut menyediakan perkhidmatan bas Panorama Melaka (tujuh bas) dari Melaka Sentral ke Ujong Pasir melalui Jalan Mata Kucing, Pengkalan Rama, Jalan Bendahara, Bangunan Merah, Mahkota Parade, Banda Hilir, Ujong Pasir dan Taman Hilir Garden dan kembali ke Melaka Sentral. "Perkhidmatan bas berkenaan turut melalui lokasi tumpuan pelancongan dengan kekerapan laluan bagi setiap bas adalah 20 minit," ujarnya.

Kata Mohd. Salleh lagi, kesemua bas berkenaan beroperasi setiap hari dari jam 6 pagi hingga 9.30 malam.




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05 April 2014

Avenue des Champs Elysees

Tourist attractions in Melaka Paris


Avenue des Champs Elysees Paris France... Champs Elysees, boulevard utama yang melintasi tengah Bandar Paris. Boulevard ini mempunyai jalan tengah yang luas untuk lalu-lintas kereta dan dua buah jalan kecil antara jalan tengah dengan deretan bangunan di kiri kanan untuk pelancong/pelawat ke kedai dan restoran...   Photo by Josh Hallett

The Avenue des Champs-Elysées is probably the most famous avenue in the world. This impressive street stretches from the Place the la Concorde to the Place Charles de Gaulle, the site of the Arc de Triomphe. The Champs-Elysées is almost two kilometers long(2KM long) and seventy meters wide (70m wide). At its western end the street is bordered by cinemas, theaters, cafés and luxury shops. On the opposite end, near the Place de la Concorde, the street is bordered by the Jardins des Champs-Elysées, beautifully arranged gardens with fountains and some grand buildings including the Grand and Petit Palais at the southern side and the Elysée at its northern side. The latter has been the residence of the French Presidents since 1873.

The Champs-Elysées is used for all the major celebrations. This is where Parisians celebrate New Year's Eve and where the military parades are held on the 14th of July. Historic national events, like the Liberation at the end of the second World War or the victory in the World Cup football were also celebrated on this wide avenue.


In the sixteenth century this area was nothing but fields outside the center of Paris. In 1616 Marie de Medicis decided to create a long tree-lined path going east from the Tuileries. The route was redesigned in 1667 by renowned landscape designer André Le Nôtre as an extension of the Jardins des Tuileries. The promenade, now called 'Grande Allée du Roule' or 'Grand-Cours' had become a fashionable place but was still isolated from the city with few buildings surrounding the area.

Twenty-seven years later the promenade was renamed to 'Champs-Elysées', or Elysian Fields in English. The name was derived from Greek mythology where 'Elusia' is a place where heroes come to relax.

In 1724 the Champs-Elysées was extended all the way to the Chaillot hill (now known as l'Etoile, the site of the Arc de Triomphe). Its current form took shape in 1838 when French architect Ignaz Hittorf - who was redesigning the Place de la Concorde - created the Jardins des Champs-Elysées. He also installed sidewalks, gas lamps and fountains. The Champs-Elysées started to attract more and more restaurants and hotels, especially after 1900 when the Paris metro line nr 1 reached the Etoile station.

The lastest redesign of the prestigious avenue was done in 1994 by Bernard Huet. The side lanes were converted into pedestrian zones, an underground parking lot was created and new trees were planted. Cars now only occupy half the width of this grand avenue.




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