Embassy Hotel Georgetown
12 Burmah Rd. Georgetown, Pulau Penang, Pinang, Malaysia
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Happy New Year!
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We came across a polish guy called Oscar who owns a travel shop and we booked our visa run for the 28th (cutting it fine) bringing us back into Samui for the 30th. However, on arriving at Oscars shop on the 28th, ready to mission it to Malaysia, Oscar confessed to a slight (pretty big) hiccup in the original plan, our bus left at 6am - and it was 10am. He told us the wrong time and felt incredibly bad. We would have to leave the ...
Malaysia, last comments
... s qui composent la population de ce pays. Islam, Bouddhisme et religion catholique cohabitent ici les unes à cote des autres sans que cela ne génère de grands débats d’identités comme c’est malheureusement le cas en occident. Nous avons trouve ici le pays le plus développé d’Asie du Sud Est depuis le début de notre voyage, mais ou l’aventure vous attend malgré tout aux abords de chaque ville et ou chacun pourra trouver ...
Georgetown Time - Awesome Time!!!
... A-fälschungen, von jeder erdenklichen computersoftware, uhren und klamotten, dann geht man einfach in die mall direkt gegenüber. hier werden öffentlich und absolut von der regierung gestattet einfach alles verkauft und gehandelt was man sich vorstellen kann...das neue battlefield 3 kostet z.b. 20 MYR = nicht mal 5 €; und jede software funktioniert einwandfrei!!
nachdem basti & brezn hier studieren ...
Penang Island (IK)
... 8217;ve been focusing on. Laksa, Pad Thai, dumplings, crazy sweet coconut ice soups with green pea noodles all washed down with a fresh coconut. And that’s just China Town. Little India offers massive serves of curry and rice on huge banana leaf plates with the sweetest mango lassis (yoghurt drink). We also stopped by a tropical fruit farm and tasted some weird and wonderful fruits and fresh guava juice.
I dragged Mark to ...
George Town & Recap
... westerners like me but my feet are getting used
to dangling. Shared bathrooms but this is not a bother as long as they are clean.
We are still getting used to the eastern policy of shoes/sandals off at the door and
walking inside in bare feet.
Transportation: Within the city, buses run consistently and are cheap. Lots of
taxis and rickshaws although I feel guilty having some 70 year old asian who his
half my size ...


