
          APRICOT 2004-Kuala Lumpur, will be held at the 
            magnificent Palace of the Golden Horses. This hotel is a world 
            class luxury resort and conference centre with stunning Malaysian-Moorish 
            architecture overlooking a magnificent 150 acre lake at the Mines 
            Resort City in Kuala Lumpur. 
          To the unfamiliar, Palace of the Golden Horses 
            (PGH) is the choice accommodation for head of states, kings and queens 
            who came to Malaysia for formal meetings. It is strategically located 
            in the MINES Resort City where every wonder is linked by water. Mines 
            Resort City is dubbed the "Seven Wonders of Malaysia", sprawling 
            over 1,000 acres is a masterpiece crafted from the worlds largest 
            open cast tin mine.
          Though not situated in the middle of bustling Kuala 
            Lumpur, PGH is surrounded by a few of Malaysia's grand attraction. 
            Delegates who wants a taste of Malaysian shopping can visit the MINES 
            Shopping Fair, just a boat-ride away from the Palace. To wind down 
            a long day at the conference, the MINES Beach Resort & Spa as 
            well as the MINES Resort & Golf Club are just minutes away. 
          The Signature International Conference Centre 
            (SICC), located in the Palace of the Golden Horses, is Malaysia's 
            first dedicated conference centre, secluded in a private wing of the 
            hotel. Its state of the art facilities, 318-seat auditorium and 20 
            excellent meeting rooms including two ballrooms provides the ideal 
            venue for international conferences and meetings. The elegant Royal 
            Ballroom and Unity Room provide the perfect ambience for celebrations 
            or events on a grand scale. They have a banquet seating capacity of 
            1,200 and 400 persons respectively.
          Additional Information
            Floor Layout of SICC
            Location Map of PoGH