Travellers can now download KL The Guide as an e-book or an app

After 14 years of publishing, Bluedale Publishing is finally digitizing their travel guides for the ease of tourists and locals alike.

Bluedale Publishing’s KL The Guide (KLTG) was conceived when the publisher, Lyndon Yap, went on a trip overseas and discovered that the travel guides there were distributed for FREE. This sparked the idea to do the same in Malaysia and the idea for KL The Guide was born.

KL The Guide aims to make it easier for travellers to navigate through Malaysia’s capital, Kuala Lumpur, with ease. As such, the content in the guide include details that many do not know of such as hidden gems and attractions.

The guide helps travellers to explore the wonders of Malaysia by highlighting the the things to see, eat and do in the particular city or state.

Bluedale Publishing has another guidebook specially catered to travellers visiting Klang Valley. Titled Klang Valley 4 Locals (previously Travel 4 Locals), the guidebook aims to stimulate the growth of local businesses and domestic tourism in Klang Valley.

Klang Valley, which has been called ‘The Greater KL,’ serves further beyond Petaling, Gombak, Ampang, and Damansara areas. This includes Hulu Selangor, Hulu Langat, and Kuala Langat. However, the publisher found that not many people are keen to explore Klang Valley because they do not know the hidden attractions so the guidebook aims to change that perception.

Where can you find the guidebooks?

Physical copies of the guidebooks are distributed to Tourism Malaysia offices all over Malaysia.

Travellers can download a digital copy of the book (e-book) from Bluedale Publishing’s official website and get all the info conveniently form their device. The guidebooks are made into apps as well and can be downloaded from both Google Playstore and Apple App Store.

Bluedale Publishing has published travel guides in other countries such as Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and other Central Asian countries too. The company’s latest publication is the AMSPA to highlight spas and places of wellness.

Readers can contribute content to the publication agency digitally or through social media. To further reach travellers, Bluedale Publishing has printed posters in various locations in the city to catch the eyes of passerbys. Look out for the “Hey, I’ve been spotted by KL The Guide” posters with QR code which will direct users to its app.

For more info, call +603-7886 9219 or email enquiry@bluedale.com.my to obtain free copies of the guidebooks.

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