Sungei Wang Plaza Kuala Lumpur

The morning kicked off with a quick run at the hotels gym whilst Christopher who can't hold a conversation without completing his daily routine of CSF. (Coffee, smoke & ****) went off to find a coffee & have a smoke downstairs. I returned to the room to find a beautiful bunch of roses on the bed, I've never had roses before & I think …

What a day this was. My initial thoughts about this day were that this time last year my precious father passed away, and I thought of all the people who would be thinking the same (apart from Ben who clearly doesn't remember significant dates!) Secondly, I thought it is Stine's 21st birthday so we need to make it a good day!!! My alarm got me up …

Voordat ik mijn belevenissen in Kuala Lumpur en Singapore met jullie ga delen, wil ik graag op mijn manier de laatste eer betuigen aan mijn allerliefste tante, die op 29 november de strijd tegen kanker heeft verloren. Ik zal haar voor altijd herinneren als de meest sterke vrouw die ik ooit gekend heb. Ze was altijd positief en had zoveel wilskracht …

... !)). From there, we walked a short way up Jalan Bukit Bintang to the main shopping malls on this street - BB Plaza and Sungei Wang Plaza (which seem to be in the same building, just distinguishable by a slightly different floor tiling), where we spent ...

... the Cosmo's World Theme Park, the largest indoor funpark in Malaysia..with 14 rides incuding the Supersonic roller coaster.. Sungei wang Plaza has more than 500 retailers of fashion, electronics, Sidewalk cafés, books, games, software and boutiques.. ...

... I wouldn’t buy them again. We also tried dried lotus, glutenous rice cake and green pea cookies. Day 3 we went to Sungei Wang Plaza, back to finish looking at the markets and back to the hotel for an early night. Yesterday was a big day! ...

... and a new belt as I was breaking my lovely one I brought with me due to needing to wear it all the time. The Sungei Wang Plaza has more Chinese stalls at the bottom where I bought a Chinese Lion puppet for RM40 (£8). He’s adorable! We then headed ...

... boy did it stink. No idea what it was, it was dog sized, possibly a skunk or something similar? Ick. We reached the Sungei Wang Plaza and stopped for a Starbucks hoping they had a nice loo as Ben had struggled to find one he could use in Times ...

... , siu mai, char siu bao!" lady was going around again, so I now have that in my head. After lunch we headed to the Sungei Wang Plaza where I dropped into Treats Store to try and get a new pair of cropped jeans that fitted in order to take back to the UK. ...

... laid plans and all that! Plus a 2GB SD card for RM27 (£4.50). We noticed that there were food courts and restaurants in Sungei Wang Plaza which we hadn't seen before, in fact we found a lot more shops in the plaza than we'd found before! On the sixth ...

... the BB plaza briefly looking at the chinese stalls in daylight. Seems just as scary then! We spent the monring in the BB plaza and Sungei Wang plaza, (the two are adjoined). I found a nice top, but didn't go back to get it, so will have to drop back at ...

... Bought a few things and were planning on walking further down the road but by this stage it was pouring so went to Sungei Wang Plaza over the road instead.  This was a bit different, more cheaper local places.  An interesting phenomenon was the ...

... ; After Kuala Lumpur I probably have at least ten new facebook friends because everyone was so friendly and welcoming.  The atmosphere of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was awesome and is a place I would go back to before I head back to the States!  ...