Water Lily Kuala Lumpur
No.25, Jalan Nusaputra, 1/3D Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, 47130, Malaysia
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F1 GP
... to the station, just in time to miss the six o clock train. Get the six thirty and arrive in the city around ten to seven, find a cab who tells us he'll take us to Traders for twenty ringets, job done. As we drive off he sows the seed of doubt by tapping his forehead and continually muttering the word traders, he follows this up with "so madam, where is this traders" Deb asks if he has a map, he says yes and again over confidently taps his temple. After scouring the sky line ...
First stop KL
... and ask a couple of people for directions only to be told we're where we wanted to be.... Not a street market so I guess something was lost in the translation. Wandered on for a bit and found somewhere to sit outside for a drink (it's around thirty degrees) and much cheaper than earlier. Turns out it's a kind of an Indian restaurant not been to bed for about forty hours so on their forth time of asking we decide to eat there. Food was excellent, chicken sag for me ...
Valentines in KL
... prawns, bean sprouts and eggs and then an ice cold dessert 'leng chee kang' made up of assorted bits including jelly cubes, longan and white fungus served in a sweet watery juice (Rich loved this but I wasn't so keen). We also tried locally brewed drinks which are popular among the Chinese community, Chinese herbal tea (leong cha) and a lime barley drink, both have a cooling effect on the body and then a refreshing sourish greenish juice drink that was made from a ...
Dag 20-23 Salaam Kuala Lumpur &Melaka
... rond 20:00 in KL. Nadat ik wat geld gepind heb en mijn backpack mee naar buiten sleur, besluit ik bij de Mac wat te eten, voordat ik de bus naar KL Central neemt, het centrale trein verzamelpunt. Ik neem een Big Tasty voor omgerekend €2,- en vind dat een schappelijke prijs. Op het moment dat ik via wifi op Whatsapp dit hoogtepunt van de dag bericht aan Yiu Wah, bedenk ik me opeens iets. Waa is mijn ipad gebleven? Ik doe mijn tas open, maar weet het ...
Wandering the streets of Kuala Lumpur
... is Malaysia’s best known icon. The KL Tower is 421 metres high, and it stands over top the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, it is the sixth tallest telecommunications tower in the world. Construction of the Menara Kuala Lumpur Tower was completed in May 1996 and it was opened to the public in July 1996.
We made our way up to the observation deck which is 276 metres above ground level, the views of the city ...


