Carlton Holiday Hotel & Suites Shah Alam
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Back in the Hotel
... with television programmes, because our beloved Internet had been cruelly robbed of us. A payment of 35 ringgit (SGD 14) was necessary for 24 hours of unlimited Wifi, which was something that I was not really pleased with, but who cares... Internet ain't my entire world.
I hope.
The Cantonese drama serials (which I am ...
Into South East Asia!
... to get off and see what was up. Only for them to jump back on the bus and grab the rest of their stuff, as we’d actually arrived! Where we’d arrived was a ferry terminal, and after a mere two hours they announced that the ferry was ready to go! Quite a pleasant ride on a fast cat (sort of like a Red Jet, only with old Mr Bean episodes on loop) we disembarked on Koh Tao and began our second protracted wait of the day – all before ...
36 hrs in KL
... someone else and when we asked if he could drop us on the way he said he didn't know the suburb we were staying in. And his friends were all asleep! Damn! After waiting for sometime we regrettably texted Frank and he came to resuce us. Bed by midnight after a very long and tiring day!
With no bus or train to catch the next morning we relished the lie in and slept well. After some last minute laundy we packed our bags and Frank ...
Stunning food of Kuala Lumpur
... to get down to the Petronas towers to get a ticket to go up them. Unfortunately for us, what we didn't know was that the towers are closed to visitors on a Monday. Bugger! Instead we had a walk around the gardens and took a few posing photos. We then walked through the city and into China town and the markets of Central Market and Petaling Street. Central market was our first stop and we stayed in here ages to take advantage of the aircon and cool down a ...
'Ohhhhh we're halfway there...'
... didn't know if they would accept any of the British or New Zealand money I had on me...
It was a very nice airport. I was going to take a photo, only there were an awful lot of official looking people milling around, and, truth be told, I didn't want to get arrested. So, like the life and soul of the party that we all know I am, I cranked out the old Ipod, played some ...