Casuarina Parkroyal Ipoh
18 Jalan Gopeng Ipoh, Perak, 30250, Malaysia
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The Cameron Highlands
... wrapped in a banana leaf. We had to queue up with the locals for one to see what all the fuss was about - they were lovely. We also had to try the 20p noodles. They also had stalls selling pizzas and burgers, amsuing to see the local Malay people queuing for the Western food.
In the evening we had a really nice cheap Indian meal, eating off banana leaves, again, at a place called Kumars.
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Perak Tong Cave Temple
This evening, I grabbed my camera and head to one of the old cave temples in Ipoh. Ipoh has loads of limestone caves and therefore, many Hindu and Buddhist cave temples came about.
This particular cave temple is located at the very end of Kuala Kangsar Road after the ...
Day 60
... was bad enough, getting it to turn up was even worse. Pizza Hut and the hotel were on speed dial. At one point they rang and said 'that pizza you ordered earlier, do you still want it or shall we just give you a refund?' Er, you need to read '100 golden rules of business, number 1: make sure you get some business.' Yes, I still want the bloody pizza! Still, all was made well by four hours of Edward. Followed by four hours of Premier League football. Best Saturday in ...
Jungle Time!
... tea plantations and strawberry farms. Our hostel tried to push many different day tours on us, they all looked exciting but the cost was too much! We decided we would try and see the sights the tours offered on our own the next day. We went out for an early dinner then sat by the hostel campfire until we were ready for bed. The next morning we woke up and head out for our big day. It is difficult to find information in this town, and we ...
Cameron Highlands… man, holt die Jacken raus
... amp; auch Erdbeerfarmen bekannt. Aber die Erdbeeren schmecken hier etwas säuerlicher! Wenn Du durch die Straßen läufst, grinst Dich überall die Erdbeere an, entweder als Kissen, als Handtasche, als Badvorleger, Regenschirm, Kette, selbst Babies werden hier als Erdbeere verkleidet. Ahhhhh… Viele Malaien kommen aber auch übers Wochenende hierher, um auf den Märkten Gemüse zu kaufen. Stellt euch vor, es gibt sogar Leute, die extra aus Singapur für einen ...



