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Travel Blogs from Georgetown

Auf den Spuren von Hesse, May & Vorzeitreptilien

A travel blog entry by li-chi

... f�r mich noch ein Armband), hatte uns das Shoppingfieber ein klein wenig gepackt. Gl�cklicherweise durfte man hier sogar in den meisten L�den die Klamotten anprobieren – das Ph�nomen der Umkleidekabinen schien diesen Teil Malaysias bereits erreicht zu haben. Und das Beste: Die Verk�uferinnen hatten wirklich Interesse, uns etwas zu verkaufen, und sahen in uns nicht nur ein paar potenzielle Diebe, denen es auf die Finger zu gucken galt. Leider war die Suche nach neuen ...

Getting it done - Penang styles

A travel blog entry by janine.philbey

... a small hawker stall and starts up about 9pm. Pancakes with banana, corn or coconut. Like nothing I've ever tasted before - so good.

So tomorrow is another early meeting, followed by finishing up one part of an assignment for this trip and then some down time or more postulating - not sure just yet.

Just wondering if anyone knows - how's Mylo?
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The Barren giant

A travel blog entry by hollywatts

... the king of Malaysia lives as I had seen the King on all of their notes, �which for your information is apparently somewhere very lavish inland with nice cars, nice gold ornaments and a nice young girl..! enough said. �Following the theme of wealth, the taxi driver explained that he wants to win 1,000,000 ringgits on the lottery and if he did he wants to come to Britain.. I did suggest that there are a few other places I could think of to visit before Britain �and i ...

Georgetown to Hua Hin

A travel blog entry by robmarfox

... junction. Soup, red curry, rice, chicken and vegetables and stir fry pork with pineapple slices for dessert. This with 2 bottles of coke and a fruit juice was 420 baht. It's now 3.30am and we are waiting at a station now for 20 minutes. Don't know why? Another train has caught us up. Sleep is on and off as the noise of the carriage clanking is at times very loud. However the beds are comfy and it is nice to lie down. ...

Malasia, Penang

A travel blog entry by estamosdeviaje

... reposo e intentamos que camine lo menos posible (en una ciudad que es para salir a caminar!). La soluci�n fue alquilar una moto casi todos los d�as, y recorrimos cada rinc�n del centro de la ciudad. Es una ciudad con mucha personalidad y esta plagada de mezquitas, templos, iglesias, edificios hist�ricos, museos, galer�as de arte, restaurantes, bares, ferias, mercados y eventos que el gobierno organiza constantemente.

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