Well I made it- after what in some ways was a gruelling 24 hours travel but in many an enjoyable experience. I'd have to recommend Qatar airways, service and facilities were awesome. Plus my flight to Doha the plane was empty- Sid you'll be happy to know I taught them a lesson on gin and tonic drinking. They didn't have a snack pack but they did...

Since I've been to Malaysia before, sight seeing hasn't exactly been my top priority. Although, I do take advantage of the sights when I can. I still look in awe at the Petronas Towers, even though you can see them from virtually everywhere in KL.

We got up and started packing and said our goodbyes to Brendon. Tim and I have both reorganised our packs so we are getting quicker at unpacking easily the things we most need (ie clothes, toiletries, towel, sleep sheet, cameras/phones etc) and therefore quicker at packing as we don't have to completely unpack in the first place. At least half t...

Well, I'm still ****** about losing my photos from the past two weeks- but whatever. You cant let the things you own end up owning you ... right? I can always take more photos, and I dont see anything wrong with stealing many from chuck. KL - this place is alright. However when we were tossed to the curb after a 19 hour journey from Krabi - a lo...

Day 18 (Thursday) - KUALA LUMPUR Thanaphot left very early in the morning for KL. Meeting up with Victor at the airport then on to PJ Hilton. At Soekarno-Hatta airport, we parted ways with Gamaliel which was kind of sad I felt... although it has been 18 days only but we enjoyed his company very much. Pakcik Ghani picked us up at KLIA and conveni...

finally some pics of our culture driven days in KL ...awesome city to visit, thanks to "banana man", our personal and charming, indian, wannabe bollywood singer, taxi driver...

We are not sure exactly what they were advertising on their 10 ft high hoarding next to the motorway out of KL, but we whole heartedly agree. Say "no" to bread face! Ode to Carbon Monoxide There is a bus station called Pudaraya, I hope it burns down in a fire, the fumes, the noise, the smell, it is some kind of living hell. Let the bus leave wit...

We caught the monorail to Bukit Nanas and started walking to where we thought we would be able to go to the KL Tower. We saw a little forest garden shop on the way and asked a person how we could get to the Tower. He said that we could walk through the gardens. The stairs started and just carried on. Toni decided to walk ahead to see how far the...

Well, our first stop on our whirlwind tour of south east asia was KL. and we were both very impressed. Malaysia is such a beautiful country from what we saw. Some of the highlights include going down to Melaka for the day as well as the Batu Caves. Will definately try to get back to Malaysia some day.

Today we had a talk by the Sisters-in-Islam that was really interesting. This is an organization that fights for women's rights in Islam using the Quran as a basis. The women in the organization study Arabic and the Quran so that they are able to effectively counter some of the propaganda put out by the radical Muslims. It was really interesting...