First of all, GUI such as template design, colour used, picture and so on. For the interface, our webpage is tend to be friendly-user that is easy to read and cathcy as well.
Further,we used photoshop to edit pictures we put in the website and all the materials we used is get from the source of internet.
Introduction of the Flash:Our group did simple which represent our website as well as we did also insert a song of melody which is relaxing by Robert Miles.The picture in the flash will come out one by one with the timing we have set.
Final Project(steps)
For doing the flash, we used the adobe flash CS4.
We set the dimensions of the flash to make sure it same size with the element that will have it inside HTML page.
We import the pictures to the stage to make motion.
Right-click on each pictures and choose free transform to resize the image with our flash dimension.
We start to resize the picture by drag and drop the corner of the picture (with press shift button). This is to keep the resolution of the picture become fine.
Arrange the pictures after we resize them.
Right-Click on the frame number, which is 500 and choose insert frame. This is to decide the destination of the moving speed.
Right-click on the frame and choose create classic tween.
Click on the last frame, then we start move the pictures to the other side.
Then, we save the file as FLA. Click the file menu and choose publish to export the flash as SWF that we can use in HTML pages.
Pantai Desaru
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Hi, i am doing pantai Desaru link..So here i want to explore the uniqueness of Pantai Desaru.
Desaru, located on the south eastern seaboard of Johor is an ideal resort destination that is easily accessible from Singapore and the rest of the country. Also known as the Village of Casuarinas, it commands a breathtaking 17-kilometer shoreline bordering the South China Sea and its tropical forest hinterland. The constant southeast trade winds blow gently, providing that vital ingredient for sailing and wind surfing, two of the most popular water sports here.
Get to Pantai Desaru
Easily accessible from Singapore and the northern areas by road via Kota Tinggi and by ferry services from Changi Point, Singapore. It takes 1 hour and 20 minutes drive from Johor Bahru to Desaru. I was lucky as the weather was perfect.
The view was great especially when you are about to enter Desaru. The landscape was well maintained and surrounded by lush greenery of tropical forest. You can see a couple of pictures taken. Public transport are available from Johor Bahru, Kota Tinggi and Tanjung Belungkor to Desaru. Approximate traveling time and distance when driving to Desaru :
From Johor Bahru 100 km 1 hr. 30 mm
From Kuala Lumpur 436 km 4 hrs. 15 mm
From Singapore 125 km 2 hrs. 15 mm
For those guests that prefer to travel by Ferry from Singapore. Operates four sailing a day between Changi Ferry Terminal and Tanjong Belungkor Ferry Terminal. The ferry has capacity for 400 passengers and 70 cars in its car deck.
Desaru, located on the south eastern seaboard of Johor is an ideal resort destination that is easily accessible from Singapore and the rest of the country. Also known as the Village of Casuarinas, it commands a breathtaking 17-kilometer shoreline bordering the South China Sea and its tropical forest hinterland. The constant southeast trade winds blow gently, providing that vital ingredient for sailing and wind surfing, two of the most popular water sports here.
Easily accessible from Singapore and the northern areas by road via Kota Tinggi and by ferry services from Changi Point, Singapore. It takes 1 hour and 20 minutes drive from Johor Bahru to Desaru. I was lucky as the weather was perfect.
The view was great especially when you are about to enter Desaru. The landscape was well maintained and surrounded by lush greenery of tropical forest. You can see a couple of pictures taken. Public transport are available from Johor Bahru, Kota Tinggi and Tanjung Belungkor to Desaru. Approximate traveling time and distance when driving to Desaru :
From Johor Bahru 100 km 1 hr. 30 mm
From Kuala Lumpur 436 km 4 hrs. 15 mm
From Singapore 125 km 2 hrs. 15 mm
For those guests that prefer to travel by Ferry from Singapore. Operates four sailing a day between Changi Ferry Terminal and Tanjong Belungkor Ferry Terminal. The ferry has capacity for 400 passengers and 70 cars in its car deck.
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Endao Rompin
Endau-Rompin National Park is the second designated national park in Peninsular Malaysia.And rightly so, as it contains the one of world's oldest rainforests and the volcanic rocks there date back 240 million years. Its name is derived from the two rivers through the park; the Endau river in the south in the state of Johor and the Rompin river in the state of Pahang in the north. It also has some unique flora and fauna, including the endangered Sumatran Rhino. It has some of Malaysia's best waterfalls namely Buaya Sangkut, Upeh Guling and Batu Hampar all within 2 hours trek of each other. Also you'll get a chance to meet the indigenous peoples of Peninsular Malaysia, known locally as Orang Asli. The major tribe that call the park home is the Jakun. A proper trip to see all the major highlights of Endau-Rompin National Park should take 3 days. Of course it's not hard to spend a week to get lost amidst the breathtaking rivers and forests. Unless you're an experienced jungle trekker, it's best to stick to the packages offered – the Johor National Parks Corporation organises the most reasonably priced ones.
References :
http://www.malaysiasite.nl/endaueng.htm
References :
http://www.malaysiasite.nl/endaueng.htm
This is the map from Johor to Endao Rompin.
Pulao Tinggi
Pulau Tinggi, also known as Tinggi Island is a large sparsely inhabited island, which rises 2000 ft (600 m) above sea level off the east coast of Johor, Malaysia. It was nicknamed the "General's Hat Island" by Chinese seamen hundreds of years ago. It is located about 20 nautical miles (37 km) southeast of Mersing, on the east coast of Johor.
Its surrounding water is rich with exotic marine life and beautiful underwater flora fringing its coral reefs, providing a breathtaking underwater view for divers. The island is blessed with natural fresh water and sheltered harbour, which explains its role as a stopover point for traders in the olden days. Besides, the resorts have swimming pool, meeting rooms and entertainment facilities for visitors who prefer indoor activities. The outdoor activities include snorkelling, scuba diving, canoeing and fishing. There are a lot of activities for tourists to choose and it was a good place to visit. Tourists can relax and enjoy their holidays in such a nice place and beautiful scene.
Below are some of the references about the Pulao Tinggi. People can access and know more about Pulao Tinggi. People also can know how to go there and the travel guideline by accessing the web.
http://www.cuti.com.my/Sub/Johor/guide_ptinggi.htm
http://www.marimari.com/hotel/malaysia/island/tinggiisland.html
http://www.asiarooms.com/en/travel-guide/malaysia/malaysia-tourist-attractions/pulau-tinggi,-malaysia.html
Below are some of the references about the Pulao Tinggi. People can access and know more about Pulao Tinggi. People also can know how to go there and the travel guideline by accessing the web.
http://www.cuti.com.my/Sub/Johor/guide_ptinggi.htm
http://www.marimari.com/hotel/malaysia/island/tinggiisland.html
http://www.asiarooms.com/en/travel-guide/malaysia/malaysia-tourist-attractions/pulau-tinggi,-malaysia.html
This is the map from Johor to the Pulao Tinggi.
Introduction of Johor
Hi, I am going to do the link of introduction of Johor state.
The Objective
The main objective to conduct the introduction of Johor is to get the all nations close to the Johor state. It means to let them to realize that Johor is one of the major part for tourist even for us to be a traveling place. Here i will let you guys to see how interesting Johor state is.
According to Chia Hwee, this place is famous with their sito fish.
Johor famous Pomelo Town
Jementah takes pride for producing probably the best pomelo in Malaysia. So much so that it has a huge replica of the pomelo on the roadside if you travel to Segamat on the North-South Highway.
Johor famous Pulau Tinggi
Pulau Tinggi or Tinggi Island is one of the many captivating tropical islands that nestles the East Coast of Johor. Its white, sandy beach surrounded by alluring blue waters makes it a perfect haven for those who want to escape from the mundane world.
Pulau Tinggi gets its name from a high hill rising 2,000 feet above sea level ("tinggi" is a Malay word for high). The island is painted green by the lush tropical forest that is rich with rattan, timber and other valuable plants.
Its surrounding waters is rich with exotic marine life and beautiful underwater flora fringing its coral reefs, providing a breathtaking underwater view for divers and snorkelling enthusiasts. The island is also blessed with natural fresh water and sheltered harbour, which explains its role as a stopover point for traders in the olden days.
Singapore- Johor Causeway
The Johor-Singapore Causeway (Malay: Tambak Johor) is a 1,056 metre causeway that links the city of Johor Bahru in Malaysia across the Straits of Johor to the town of Woodlands in Singapore. It serves as a road, rail, and pedestrian link, as well as water piping into Singapore. The causeway connects to the Skudai Highway (Federal Route 1) on the Malaysian side and the Bukit Timah Expressway on the Singaporean side. It carries 60,000 vehicles on a typical day, with particularly bad traffic congestion on the eve of public holidays.
HISTORY
The Johor-Singapore Causeway was completed in 1923 after four years of construction. It was partially severed in 1942 during the Second World War, to prevent the Japanese army from invading Singapore. However, it was rebuilt once the Japanese had captured Singapore. During the 1964 Race Riots, the causeway was closed from 22 to 26 July, 1964.
Entering Malaysia
Cars entering Malaysia are separated into two categories: car with a person in it and car with two or more persons. The former will go to a small, right-hand side section of the complex while the latter will be directed to the large portion of the complex. Buses carrying passengers will alight at the right-most corner of the complex. Vans and other goods vehicles are channeled up a slope leading to the Tanjung Puteri complex above the custom complex meant for car
Johor event international kite festival
The Pasir Gudang International Kites festival is one of the prestigious event listed in Malaysia Tourism calendar. It is organized by Johor Corporation through Pasir Gudang Municipal Council (MPPG) and Johor State Goverment through Johor Tourism Action Council with the support of Ministry of Tourism Malaysia¸ Ministry of Culture¸ Art and Heritage Malaysia¸ Ministry of Education Malaysia¸ Malaysia Kite Council and Johor Kite Association. The Festival promises thrill and fun–filled time with its showcase of kites creatively put together by internationals from all over the world and local kiters participating in various categories as well as exhibitions¸ workshop and Malaysia´s Own Multicultural Performances.
References:
This is the link to show the landscape of Johor state.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia_GeC30jSQ
The Objective
The main objective to conduct the introduction of Johor is to get the all nations close to the Johor state. It means to let them to realize that Johor is one of the major part for tourist even for us to be a traveling place. Here i will let you guys to see how interesting Johor state is.
According to Chia Hwee, this place is famous with their sito fish.
Johor famous Pulau Tinggi
Pulau Tinggi or Tinggi Island is one of the many captivating tropical islands that nestles the East Coast of Johor. Its white, sandy beach surrounded by alluring blue waters makes it a perfect haven for those who want to escape from the mundane world.
Pulau Tinggi gets its name from a high hill rising 2,000 feet above sea level ("tinggi" is a Malay word for high). The island is painted green by the lush tropical forest that is rich with rattan, timber and other valuable plants.
Its surrounding waters is rich with exotic marine life and beautiful underwater flora fringing its coral reefs, providing a breathtaking underwater view for divers and snorkelling enthusiasts. The island is also blessed with natural fresh water and sheltered harbour, which explains its role as a stopover point for traders in the olden days.
Singapore- Johor Causeway
HISTORY
The Johor-Singapore Causeway was completed in 1923 after four years of construction. It was partially severed in 1942 during the Second World War, to prevent the Japanese army from invading Singapore. However, it was rebuilt once the Japanese had captured Singapore. During the 1964 Race Riots, the causeway was closed from 22 to 26 July, 1964.
Entering Malaysia
Cars entering Malaysia are separated into two categories: car with a person in it and car with two or more persons. The former will go to a small, right-hand side section of the complex while the latter will be directed to the large portion of the complex. Buses carrying passengers will alight at the right-most corner of the complex. Vans and other goods vehicles are channeled up a slope leading to the Tanjung Puteri complex above the custom complex meant for car
Johor event international kite festival
The Pasir Gudang International Kites festival is one of the prestigious event listed in Malaysia Tourism calendar. It is organized by Johor Corporation through Pasir Gudang Municipal Council (MPPG) and Johor State Goverment through Johor Tourism Action Council with the support of Ministry of Tourism Malaysia¸ Ministry of Culture¸ Art and Heritage Malaysia¸ Ministry of Education Malaysia¸ Malaysia Kite Council and Johor Kite Association. The Festival promises thrill and fun–filled time with its showcase of kites creatively put together by internationals from all over the world and local kiters participating in various categories as well as exhibitions¸ workshop and Malaysia´s Own Multicultural Performances.
References:
This is the link to show the landscape of Johor state.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia_GeC30jSQ
How are you everyone? I hope all of you are best.
Next I will introduce the Puteri Gunung Ledang in south of malaysia.
The legendary beauty of Mount Ophir (Gunung Ledang) has made it one of Johor's most popular attractions for hikers and birdwatchers. There two known ways of reaching the summit. One is from Sagil, a town in Johor, the other is through Asahan, Melaka. The shorter route is from Asahan. Gunung Ledang ( or Mount Ophir as it is otherwise better known ) is the most visited mountain in Malaysia. It is not peculiar to find people who has climb the mountain more than 10 times.
The reason being, the place is easily accessible and suitable for beginners who wants to feel what mountains in Malaysia are really like. Some groups are using this mountain as a training ground for other challenging venues.
Mysticism aside, the mountain is a natural beauty with its challenging mountain trails, icy waterfalls, cascades, diverse birdlife, flora and fauna. Straddling the Johor/Melaka border, Gunung Ledang is the highest mountain in the two southern states and can be accessed either via the Melaka or Johor route.
The Ledang trail starts from Gunung Ledang resort, near Sagil village is close to the Malacca and Johor border. The other way of reaching the summit is through Asahan trail in Melaka, an easier route. The paved road starts besides the river leading and leads towards a few staircases till an open gate, where the real climbing begins.
The mountain's plateau-like summit peaks at 1,276m above sea level, and offers a panoramic view of the Straits of Melaka and Sumatra coastline on a clear day.Gunung Ledang is ideally-suited for picnickers, nature lovers, birdwatchers, rock-climbers and jungle trekkers and those who seek nature in its raw splendour.
If you want to trek up Gunung Ledang, it's about five hours to the summit from the park. Alternatively, one can arrange a 4WD transfer for a quick and easier trip which interestingly, offers an equally beautiful view of the surrounding Sagil area and a breathtaking sight of Gunung Ledang Dam.
And that, there has a old mystical legend·····
The Legend of Gunung Ledang revolves around a princess that allegedly lived on Mount Ophir in Johor, Malaysia.
Conditions of marriage:
The Sultan had heard of her beauty and wanted to marry her but she set seven impossible conditions for him. The conditions were::* A golden bridge for her to walk to Malacca from the mountain,:* A silver bridge for her to return from Malacca to the mountain,:* Seven jars of virgin's tears,:* Seven bowls of betel nut juice,:* Seven trays filled with hearts of germs,:* Seven trays filled with hearts of mosquitoes, and:* A bowl of the blood of the Sultan's young son.Some versions of the legend say that the Sultan was not able to fulfill any of these requests, while others say that he was able to fulfill the first six requests (thus causing the ruin of the Malacca Sultanate) but could not fulfill the final request which would have required him to kill his son. The point of the story is that the Sultan was either too proud or too blind to realise that the conditions were the Puteri's way of turning his proposal down.
Some say that remnants of the gold and silver bridge still exist, but have been reclaimed by the forest.
Further legend:
Further legend has it that the princess eventually married one Nakhoda Ragam, a hero whose name unfailingly struck terror into the hearts of those who had dared to oppose him. However, this hero was later to die at the hands of his princess-wife. Ragam was fond of tickling the Princess’s ribs. One day, in an uncontrollable burst of anger, the Princess stabbed her husband in the breast with a needle she was handling. Thereafter, the Princess returned to Mount Ophir and vowed never to set her eyes on another man. Ragam’s boat, not long after, was crushed during a storm and legend has it that the debris of the wreck was transformed into the present six islands off Malacca. It was claimed that the boat’s kitchen became Pulau Hanyut, the cake-tray Pulau Nangka, the water-jar Pulau Undan, the incense-burner Pulau Serimbun, the hen-coop Pulau Burong, and the honeymoon cabin of Ragam and the Princess became Pulau Besar.
Mount Ledang:
Ancient history points to the mountain being the site of rich gold deposits, luring traders from as far as Greece and China. In the 14th Century, the Chinese seafarers plying the Straits of Melaka called it ‘Kim Sua’ meaning the ‘Golden Mountain’. The mountain was named ‘Gunung Ledang’, which means ‘mount from afar’, during the period of the Majapahit empire.
That's all. Thanks for your watch my blog. Have a nice day~~~
Next I will introduce the Puteri Gunung Ledang in south of malaysia.
The legendary beauty of Mount Ophir (Gunung Ledang) has made it one of Johor's most popular attractions for hikers and birdwatchers. There two known ways of reaching the summit. One is from Sagil, a town in Johor, the other is through Asahan, Melaka. The shorter route is from Asahan. Gunung Ledang ( or Mount Ophir as it is otherwise better known ) is the most visited mountain in Malaysia. It is not peculiar to find people who has climb the mountain more than 10 times.
The reason being, the place is easily accessible and suitable for beginners who wants to feel what mountains in Malaysia are really like. Some groups are using this mountain as a training ground for other challenging venues.
The Ledang trail starts from Gunung Ledang resort, near Sagil village is close to the Malacca and Johor border. The other way of reaching the summit is through Asahan trail in Melaka, an easier route. The paved road starts besides the river leading and leads towards a few staircases till an open gate, where the real climbing begins.
If you want to trek up Gunung Ledang, it's about five hours to the summit from the park. Alternatively, one can arrange a 4WD transfer for a quick and easier trip which interestingly, offers an equally beautiful view of the surrounding Sagil area and a breathtaking sight of Gunung Ledang Dam.
And that, there has a old mystical legend·····
The Legend of Gunung Ledang revolves around a princess that allegedly lived on Mount Ophir in Johor, Malaysia.
Conditions of marriage:
The Sultan had heard of her beauty and wanted to marry her but she set seven impossible conditions for him. The conditions were::* A golden bridge for her to walk to Malacca from the mountain,:* A silver bridge for her to return from Malacca to the mountain,:* Seven jars of virgin's tears,:* Seven bowls of betel nut juice,:* Seven trays filled with hearts of germs,:* Seven trays filled with hearts of mosquitoes, and:* A bowl of the blood of the Sultan's young son.Some versions of the legend say that the Sultan was not able to fulfill any of these requests, while others say that he was able to fulfill the first six requests (thus causing the ruin of the Malacca Sultanate) but could not fulfill the final request which would have required him to kill his son. The point of the story is that the Sultan was either too proud or too blind to realise that the conditions were the Puteri's way of turning his proposal down.
Some say that remnants of the gold and silver bridge still exist, but have been reclaimed by the forest.
Further legend:
Further legend has it that the princess eventually married one Nakhoda Ragam, a hero whose name unfailingly struck terror into the hearts of those who had dared to oppose him. However, this hero was later to die at the hands of his princess-wife. Ragam was fond of tickling the Princess’s ribs. One day, in an uncontrollable burst of anger, the Princess stabbed her husband in the breast with a needle she was handling. Thereafter, the Princess returned to Mount Ophir and vowed never to set her eyes on another man. Ragam’s boat, not long after, was crushed during a storm and legend has it that the debris of the wreck was transformed into the present six islands off Malacca. It was claimed that the boat’s kitchen became Pulau Hanyut, the cake-tray Pulau Nangka, the water-jar Pulau Undan, the incense-burner Pulau Serimbun, the hen-coop Pulau Burong, and the honeymoon cabin of Ragam and the Princess became Pulau Besar.
Mount Ledang:
Ancient history points to the mountain being the site of rich gold deposits, luring traders from as far as Greece and China. In the 14th Century, the Chinese seafarers plying the Straits of Melaka called it ‘Kim Sua’ meaning the ‘Golden Mountain’. The mountain was named ‘Gunung Ledang’, which means ‘mount from afar’, during the period of the Majapahit empire.
That's all. Thanks for your watch my blog. Have a nice day~~~
Finalize Group Member List
Friday, August 6, 2010
Kong Siew Ling (Leader)
1081105782
darean_sl@hotmail.com
Ang Yoke Chooi
1081101103
yiicui_829@hotmail.com
Nur Fatihah Firdus
1091104130
fatihah_qapridesto@yahoo.co.uk
Refilwe Molebatsi
1071117923
thoe15@yahoo.com
Li Pei Juan
1071119953
li_peijuan@live.cn
1081105782
darean_sl@hotmail.com
Ang Yoke Chooi
1081101103
yiicui_829@hotmail.com
Nur Fatihah Firdus
1091104130
fatihah_qapridesto@yahoo.co.uk
Refilwe Molebatsi
1071117923
thoe15@yahoo.com
Li Pei Juan
1071119953
li_peijuan@live.cn
Work in Progress(Proposed Topic)
Nowadays, we found that many people were like to travel but some of them may not know which place to go. So, the proposed to create the website about the Johor is to promote and attract tourist to visit to Johor. Besides, this web site will let other people know more about the Johor. Based on the research of Johor tourism, the visitors to Johor are increasing every year. In year 2006 , the visitors to Johor are increased in the highest among the year, which was 61.77%. In 2007, visitors to Johor increased 17.56% and 0.18% in year 2008. Based on the research, the domestic tourists are higher than the foreigners.
Reference :
http://tourismjohor.wordpress.com/2009/12/18/johor-tourism-facts-figures/
Reference :
http://tourismjohor.wordpress.com/2009/12/18/johor-tourism-facts-figures/
Initial Proposal
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Project Objctive:
This final project is about the 'Tourism Malaysia' and the state that we choose is Johor. The objective is to promote the well-known places in Johor Bahru and to provide meaningful information about Johor .
The target audience :
There are a lot of interesting places in Johor. To those who love nature and sports, Endau-Rompin is suitable place for youngsters or students (age around 15-30 years old) to explore the green and nature of one of our top national park. For Johor bahru, JB, the demographics are for all of ages, as it has shopping complex, nice restaurant which people can see the view of Singapore,food-lovers (especially seafood).
The demographics for Pulau Tinggi are mostly couples, students, and youngsters who love beach, snorkelling and diving; offers a range of sea sports as well as comfortable accommodation with white sand beach and clear blue sea. While for Pantai Desaru, mostly are families, package trips because there are some exciting places to visit like fisherman village, fruit farm, beach. And it offers a variety of activities for the whole family including swimming, fishing, snorkelling, canoeing, horse riding, jungle trekking, go-carting, golfing and windsurfing. For youngsters and adults who love adventure like jungle-trekking and climbing, Ledang Mountain is attractive place to go as it has its own legend.
Name of members:
Kong Siew Ling(leader) 1081105782 darean_sl@hotmail.com
is doing research on Johor Bahru, the capital of Johor. JB for short, has a lot of interesting spot for tourists and even for local people, for example shopping complex, food , and famous restaurant.
Nur Fatihah Firdus 1091104130 fatihah_qapridesto@yahoo.co.uk
doing research on endau-rompin national park. This place is suggested for those who love nature and watersports or anything to do with challenging sports.
Ang Yoke Chooi 1081101103 yiicui_829@hotmail.com
to do research on Pulau Tinggi,also named as Tinggi Island which have white sand beach and clear blue sea. The island is providing a lots of activities such as snorkelling and breathtaking underwater view for divers.
Refilwe Molebatsi 1071117923 thoe15@yahoo.com
to research on pantai desaru which is a beach with a lot of activities and interesting section such as-ostrich farm,teluk sengai,fruit farm,fisherman museum,fishing village and fire flies watering.
Li Pei Juan 1071119953 li_peijuan@live.cn
to do the research on Puteri Gunung Ledang which is the highest mountain in southern Peninsular Malaysia and it had a legend..
Brief Description:
First of all, we decided to choose Johor because there are several interesting places such as Pantai Desaru,Puteri Gunung Ledang,Endao Rompin and Pulau Tinggi. These four places have their own interested culture,food and so on as long as can attract tourist.Our main target is tourists from other countries,families,students and youngsters because this place caters or offer services for them such as school trips to visit the fruit farm also camping is allowed.As for families and foreigners there are a lot of activities they can do such as swimming,relax by the beach,interact with other different people, learning the culture and delicious cultural dishes and also the hotel has family rooms.
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