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Kuala Lumpur or big "KL"
... them to be way bigger, but it was a special feeling after all to see them in real.
With a height of 452 meters, there are one of the world's tallest buildings above the skyline of Kuala Lumpur. They are called the Petronas Towers and they have become the symbols for the astounding growth that has taken place in Malaysia over the last two decades.
We visited the Twins again at nighttime ...
KL
Hej :D Nu har vi kommit fram till Kuala Lumpur! Vi bor i ett mysigt dorm i chinatown för 30 kr natten, gott (; Imorgon bitti ska vi då flyga vidare, den här gången ska vi sätta tänderna i Kambodja! Det ska bli så väldigt kul att få se ett helt nytt land, Singapore, Malaysia och Thailand är jättefina länder men det blir ju tredje gången jag är här och ja, det känns som att jag är redo ...
Day 54 - Farewell KL
... Malay come Bahasa Indonesia, which the lady picked me up on straight away. She said (in Malay) "oh you can speak Indonesian" and smiled. Lovely young immigration lady that one, typical of the excellent border control in Malaysia. It felt really wonderful, yet very sad at the same time as we taxied out and then throttled up for take off. As the plane pulled up out of KL and banked toward Oz, lightening danced majestically in the distance. So beautiful , my word, the Gods are Great, all of ...
Being a Princess works sometimes!
... amp; I sprinted through the airport not even looking to see if customs wanted our passports or bothering to scan our hand luggage bags at security! Having found where we needed to be, Gareth rushed back to help Matt while I dashed up to the Service counter, bearing in mind all of us had flip flops on and running in flip flops is not advised generally, especially at speed and with bags. I made it at 19:40 (the flight was due to leave at 20:00) only to be told by ...
Famous for 5 minutes!
... in the free shuttle bus to the entrance and buying our tickets to the top, we were grabbed by a crew member of Malaysian Masterchef and asked to go and taste the food the red and blue teams had prepared and vote for our favourites! Sounds simple but then throw into the mix lots of video cameras and over eager contestants and it becomes really difficult to eat while also grinning like a Cheshire Cat and mmmmming after each bite! The food was absolutely delicious and it was ...