Angkasapuri

Before moving into the Federal House,[4] Radio Malaya's Kuala Lumpur activities included the setup of main office in Oriental Building at Java Street (now Jalan Tun Perak) and a temporary recording studio in Tang Ling Hospital at Young Road (now Pesiaran Raja Chulan).Television broadcasts were launched on 28 December 1963, at Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman (now the Malaysian Tourist Information Centre or MATIC), along Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur.Angkasapuri created history when a giant national flag measuring 85.3 meters long and 24.3-meters wide, using 60 rolls of fabric was unfurled by 500 employees of the Ministry of Information.It was inaugurated by the then-Malaysian Minister of Information, Communication, Arts and Culture, Dato' Seri Utama Dr. Rais Yatim on 6 June 2012.The building was erected with a height of 10-floors above an area of about 33 acres, at the junction of Kuala Lumpur - Port Klang Federal Highway and New Pantai Expressway (NPE).
KerinchiFederal HighwayLembah PantaiKuala LumpurMalaysiaCoordinatesRadio Televisyen MalaysiaBEP AkitekRadio Television MalaysiaMalayan independenceRadio Singapura16 September 1963Jalan Tun PerakJalan AmpangPrime Minister of MalaysiaTunku Abdul RahmanSenu Abdul RahmanParliament buildingNegarakuRangkaian Nasionalthe States of MalaysiaSarawaknational flagMinistry of InformationMalaysian Minister of Information, Communication, Arts and CultureDato' Seri Utama Dr. Rais YatimDatuk Seri Ismail Sabri YaakobKuala Lumpur City HallKuala Lumpur - Port Klang Federal HighwayNew Pantai Expressway1998 Commonwealth GamesBerita RTMP. RamleeSelangor FMAsia-Pacific Broadcasting UnionFederal Route 2Port KlangSubang JayaAngkasapuri KTM stationBerita HarianNew Straits TimesArkib Negara MalaysiaBernamaThe Malay MailDewan Bahasa dan PustakaMinistry of Communications and MultimediaTV OkeySukan RTMAsyik FMRadio Klasik FMMinnal FMNasional FMTraXX FMJohor FMMelaka FMMutiara FMNegeri FMPahang FMSarawak FM