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Mosque, Museum and a Prince of Thieves
At the National Mosque it was blazingly hot, but they gave us full length purple robes and head scarf coverings to put on before we went up to the main hall. We weren't actually allowed in, but the structure of the complex was quite impressive, and the interior (spied through the windows) was impressive! The funniest thing was how much I fitted …
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Journey through Malaysia...next stop Singapore
17.08.2009
22:17 (GMT+7)
DAY 48: UK to Australia without flying
Train 11: Kuala Lumpur to Singapore
Once again I haven't been very good with the updates but will do my best now to say what has happened since my first day in Penang. The train tickets to Kuala Lumpur and the onward train from there to Singapore had … -
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KL....*****
Knocking on Kuala Lumpur's door, we decided to stay at The Reggae Guesthouse 2 in Chinatown for 3 nights, booked and paid for. KL as the locals like to call it. Very witty... We got off the bus and automatically everything around us felt unnatural and, in a word, different. Walking around the bus terminal we got pointed in the direction of KL’ …
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Thunderstorms and fireflies
The mad city
We had thought the street map for La Paz was confusing but the street map for Kuala Lumpar is insane. In our rough guide it looks like a childrens doodle book.
Anyway that made finding our way round all the more fun. It was not made easier by the fact our guide book marked the location of our hostel in the wrong place … -
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The Unending yet Amazing Land!!!
Day 3
Putrajaya – KL's Heritage Sites + Tropical Enclave Area - Chinatown
Yeayyy, this was the third day. Having a very good sleep last night, I woke up this morning with fresh body, mind and soul, hahaha. Today’s plan based on our itinerary is visiting Putrajaya, the new federal administrative capital, which is also …
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Kuala Lumpur
... not be too much to say it holds worldwide significance for Islam and its associated cultures. Crossing the road to the National Mosque we were engaged into a lengthy conversation with a volunteer guide outside the main prayer hall. The gentleman was a ...
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Sights of KL
... switching on. NB:- I sort the pictures out later and add a few more I've missed as I haven't put the pictures of the national mosque up but lack of time as I've been quite busy here in Sydney will come in due course as will my other blogs from KL ...
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Places to worship...
... 's Peace Corp friends, Yam, and her nephew Adam. Yam had just completed her Haj to Mecca, and she took us to the National Mosque to look around while she prayed. Wearing my headscarf and the long coat-like garment the women at the entrance had given ...
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Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur
... deer gardens and spotted a few wild monkeys looting a dustbin at the roadside. We emerged from the park at the National Mosque; a stunning structure that stands out from the surroundings with is bright white colour and clean, simple lines. The striking ...
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Kuala Lumpur touring
... The Petronas Twin Towers (also known as the Petronas Towers or Twin Towers), in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia were the world's tallest buildings, before being surpassed by the Taipei 101. ...
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A reunion with old friends
... dried spiders I have ever seen. There is a whole variety of different sights to see around the butterfly farm such as the National mosque and bird aviary. However we run out of time and have to rush back into town to meet another university food ...
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City of The Future
... is very photogenic and pretty. We visited well known monuments and parks like Mereka Square, Lake Gardens (a massive botanical gardens), the National Mosque and to another massive mall. This one was in Times Square and had an amusement park up on the ...
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Big city lights!
... (it's got a random cricket pitch in the middle plus the world's tallest flagpole and a vintage car show!), the National Mosque (where everyone looked to be sleeping rather than praying!) and finally the business district itself and the spectacular KL ...
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Our day in Malaysia
... . We first stopped at their national museum to see a bit of their history, then had photo stops for some buildings, the National Mosque, and Old Railway Station. They left a lady from our group behind by accident and our guide had to run ...
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Back in the city
... , it's turned into a bit of a hole (ho ho..). Wandered round the city for the rest of the day, including Mederka Square, National Mosque, Old Railway Station, and some crazy shopping centres. Met up with Howie, a mate of Mike's from uni, late that night ...
National Mosque (Masjid Negara) Map
- Central Market
- Railway Station and Administration Building
- Asian Art Museum
- Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
- Islamic Arts Museum
- Queen Victoria Fountain
- Sultan Abdul Samad Building
- Sri Mahamariamman
- Police Museum
- St. Mary's Cathedral
- Chinatown - Kuala Lumpur
- Masjid Jamek
- Agricultural Park
- Dayabumi Complex
- Deer Park
- Templer Park
- Ozmosis Health & Day Spa
- Masjid Putra
- Parliament House
- Jalan Ampang