Grand Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur

... took off late due to an overwhelming number of people on the flight. However, we were pretty much first to board. Gotta love the kids sometimes.<br><br>Ophelia fell asleep on me almost instantly, whilst Jonas took a little longer to settle. Kythera and I just could not get comfortable... we slept all up about an hour each on the 9 hour flight. At one point I went to the floor ...

... And there were two of them. We saw the communications tower in the distance, and a few other high rises around, but we walked into the mall that the connecting part of the building seemed to house and took a good look around. How did we always manage to find ourselves in malls when we arrived in a capital? We checked out the medical centre on the fourth floor, where they suggested we go to Prince Court Medical Centre instead if we could not wait two days, and on our way ...

... of the film were *bout the towers themselves, which w*s *ll we *ctu*lly c*red *bout. Will *nd I kept cr*cking up *t the primitive 70s-style 3D effects which kept lurching onto the screen in * style most likely designed to m*ke you feel n*useous. Once the film w*s over, we celebr*ted by posing for silly photos of us looking like RUN DMC with our visitor p*ss med*llions *nd m*ssive 3D sh*des. We then took the lift to the Skybridge, *long with * f*r too e*ger bloke who kept t*king ...

... to do it the same day. When you buy the combo package make sure to buy the tram tickets for all the three. You would love it. After a show, we boarded the tram. They take you deep into the rainforest during the safari and you can see all the nocturnal animals at their natural habitat. We loved it. You can also get down at one stop to explore the rainforest in the night. The day ended at 11:00 PM and we returned to the hotel at midnight.<br> Day 7<br>We took the Hippo Hop-on hop ...

... everything to the last minute sometimes really does work. Booked a hotel the night before, 20 odd quid a night and its a 4 star, yeah right, you mean its a "4 star", as in they stole them off supernanny. We get there (rather embarrassingly) on an airport shuttle bus, a big illuminous yellow, ugly, trampy bus cause she was too tight to get a taxi and my friends, it was a ...

... not live without on this trip it has been my laptop! Almost all the places I have stayed have had great WIFI access and only in the most remote parts of the world like Sipidan have there been no internet connections. When you are really in need of a family member there is nothing quite like your Skype to get back in touch with them. <br><br>Travel Tip #5<br>Don't schedule too much... most Asian countries don't run on time schedules.... so don't ...

... life, and perhaps try to pick up a few more sentences of Indonesian, and live as cheaply as possible. But THEN I learned of this 10-day meditation course taking place in Singapore from July 1-12 (and even better, it is free!)...I've been curious about trying this during my whole trip, but it never coincided with my plans...but now I am just beside Singapore and it's in two weeks, so I can't miss it! But so this sort of cuts my remaining time in half...therefore ...

... is a gift to Malaysia and maybe all of humanity. I actually can&#8217;t be too specific because I was so emotional that I started tearing up. After the video we were pumped and ready to see the bridge. They shot us up on a jam packed elevator and then gave us 15 supervised minutes on the bridge. It sort of felt like visitor hours in a prison. We were watched the whole time and confined to a small area. After enjoying the pretty decent views we went back down ...

... called Jepp, he is from Malaysia and really lovely but mega dreamy and quite disorganised and i find myself taking control..i can't help it! We then headed down to Khao Sok national park to stay in the jungle for a few nights..we got settled in our cute bungalows and went tubing down the river..basically you get a rubber ring and just float down the river! I freaked our when i saw two tarantulas crossing the river and tried to balance over my rubber ring to avoid the water but lost my ...

... our visas expired today. We got our first taste of crossing the border. You get off the bus and leave the country, back on the bus ride for about ½ mile get off the bus with all your stuff and cross into Malaysia and go thru their customs and then back on the bus. Wasn't bad. After crossing the border the bus stopped at roadside bus stop but still couldn't get any food because we didn't get ringet before we left the county. Thank god for the snack food we bought that ...