Hilton Seremban

... to make their faces more Western. Asian women all over are trying to get with the white man because he is a trophy to them - a symbol that they have advanced in life, something that they can show to their friends to prove how successful they have become, and also a path to faster success and more money. They are already materialistic about the materialistic white man! That is why it is broadly known that sex is easy to get in Thailand, for example (and I don't mean ...

... fruits could be found in Titi Eco Resort, which is managed by a passionate old couple. We went through a crash course about herbs and their uses, types of vegetables and fruits and their benefits, etc. After 2 days of the detox program, we left the resort physically and mentally lighter. I guess they should really appreciate our contribution to their pile of organic fertilizer.

... as they "claim" to be the tallest buildings in the world; the Batu caves, more of those later; and finally the best thing aboutKL, the highway outa there!! I have visited KL and found it rather wanting...wanting a bloody big bomb dropped on it! I thought it couldn't get any worse after growing up in Woking, boy how wrong I was! Maybe I do KL a disservice, but I really don't like the place. The people are rude, the street hawkers and taxi drivers are in your face and ...

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... we don't have a photo). It was like any other family get together, except the 5 minute prayer before lunch. Matt, Lina and I kinda sat there a bit awkwardly in silence. The food was yummy! Green curry, peanut sauce chicken, sauteed veges, pumpkin/sesame cakes and more. We got a chance to talk to them a bit about Muslim life. When Elma told us she was 1 of 12 children, we nearly all fell off our chairs - then she explained there were 3 different mothers and 1 ...

... it set off we figured out that this bus was heading back to KL, and the chap in the bus station must have heard me say 'centre of Putrajaya' and just caught the 'centre' bit, thinking we were heading to KL Sentral bus station. Either that or he did it on purpose to wind up some dumb tourists. Once we got back to the bus station, rather than try again we decided to leave it and walked solemnly back to the hostel for our last night.

... State Library and Istana. As we walked round we attracted a lot of attention from the locals who either stared at us from their vehicles or shouted hello and waved. Finally we visited the Masjid Negeri mosque before catching an equally slow train back to KL. The next day we felt we had had our fair share of bad luck on the previous day, but there was worse to come. We decided to visit the new federal administrative capital of Putrajaya ...

We took a taxi the following morning back to Melaka bus station to catch the express bus to Kuala Lumpur.  The taxi driver was a friendly chap and increased the size of Paul's ego greatly by saying he looked a lot like David Beckham, the second time such a comment had been made in 24 hours, I'm guessing it must be a blond hair thing. We boarded yet another sofa bus at the station for the two hour drive to the city centre and lay back in comfort as we motored up the North-South Highway ...

... every designer shop you could imagine and then some. The buildings back onto a lovely park area where Alex did his usual David Bailey bit and had me trekking for miles to get a good shot of the towers. Decided to check out the cinema in the mall and went to see Night at the Museum, which was a pretty good movie although it was packed to the rafters with children. Although drinking is no budget activity, eating is so the next ...

... language and rotting stench of food vendors. So we were suprised when we discovered that this was not the case. It seems KL is a very Indian orientated place, outnumbering the Chinese by about eight to one. Our hostel is above a makeshift mosque and has a rooftop terrace, on which one can listen to the Indian music that plays on the streets below. However, the music and the general street sounds seem to stop every 5 hours, so that the people in the Mosque below can ...