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Travel Blogs from Kuala Lumpur

Monkeys, Mosques and Mystical Caves!

A travel blog entry by suzieq88

... fish/vegetables/soya beans until cooked which was pretty tasty. I think it would be massively popular in the UK, if so many of the population weren't complete cretins who would just burn themselves on the plates!

On our way home, we bumped into a couple of Iraqis at the Petronas Towers who employed us as their official photographers for 10 minutes or so which was quite fun before heading off to the bed for an early start the next day...!

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Travelling has its challenges, part one

A travel blog entry by nikki726

I am afraid I might be developing a habit of having exceptionally unpleasant experiences on my first day exploring a new country.

I dont remember my first day exploring Japan. South Korea, I got yelled at by a bipolar taxi driver, but that isnt very eventful in the grand scheme of things either.

In China I accidentally video taped an old lady getting tackled and forcefully shoved into a police car by police and military officials in Tiannanmen Square. ...

"Malaysia truly Asia" - Kuala Lumpur

A travel blog entry by grainofsand

... a huge gold statue. The caves were actually really wet as the roof was constantly dripping and there were monkeys everywhere! On arriving back to the city we wanted to try and see the bits we'd missed yesterday so made our way to the Lake Gardens area to escape the heat for a while - there's the bird park here, the hibiscus and orchid park, butterfly park - all sorts. We also saw some tourists on segways. They said they'd had a great time whizzing around the park - and ...

Trains,Thieves, and other monkey business

A travel blog entry by roaminallover

... his success as well. Have to take my hat off to him though he did give it a shot and he is making great progress trying to learn some Chinese script. Haven’t tested out whether he can write any of them yet – but watch this space. He will hopefully have mastered rice and noodles in Chinese by the end of the week J

We are becoming experts at the train system now – especially since we managed to get hold ...

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - I Love KL

A travel blog entry by pete_and_vivian

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... and you can get this for less than 2 RM wrappd in banana leaf and paper, which we call ‘rice packs’.

Street Juice: A lot of delicious exotic juices with jelly are served all over the streets. You have coconut juice with some coconut flesh inside, lime juice with jelly, some pink juice with jelly…delicious!

Mee Goreng, Mee Hoon, Kiew Taw, Tom Yam, Laksa – All sorts of noodles (dry or soup), with all sorts of curries/spices/etc. ...