Heritage Ipoh
Jalan Raja DiHilir Ipoh, Perak, 30350, Malaysia
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Perak Tong Cave Temple
... of blogs on all the cave temples in Ipoh. There are also some caves which are protected which has evidence that prehistoric men did once live there. This is suggested by the drawings on the cave walls and also the utensils and fossils which were found there. Hope to be able to capture that in my lens too one day.
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KL and onwards
... place to change it and replacement not expensive in our terms, with cheerful tyre fitters who refused a tip!
Arrived at the only hotel in KB which appears on Expedia ...The Renaissance and we must say that the £65 including breakfast for a huge room with TV the size of a billiard table, an office area, a bed the size of a football pitch! We are thinking that the whole of the first floor at home might have to go open plan .....???!!!
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Day 59
... but seriously. They're not even subtle about it!
Had a look around some of the 'sights' of the city - the town hall, old colonial institution buildings and the train station. Yes really. That's what you get for hanging out with a bloody architect. Found a place for a coffee. They have 'white coffee' places all over Malaysia. Again, it would be far too simple to expect white coffee to be coffee with milk. White coffee is a drink made with coffee, margarine ...
Jungle Time!
... and smelt very good (kind of like lemon tea). The bus came shortly after we arrived (which never happens! we were told "1 hour" but they seem to say this every time you ask no matter where you are). When we arrived at our hostel, we showered and warmed up before heading for dinner (we were starving as we missed out on lunch today). We were exhausted from our day, and after a few rounds of Deal we went to bed. We have an early bus to catch ...
Cameron Highlands… man, holt die Jacken raus
... r einsetzt, was für eine sch* anstrengende Arbeit das ist! Danach ging es weiter zum Gunung Brinchang (2032m), wo Satya Biologieunterricht mit uns durchführte. Er erzählte uns viel Interessantes über die Natur, zeigte uns unter anderem Blätter, die rochen wie Kaugummi & Blätter, die ein natürlicher Moskitoschutz sind. Wir kletterten durch einen Mooswald, der mitten in den Wolken war. ALLES war moosig! Ein Zauberwald! Das war sooooo atemberaubend, leider ...



