Hotel Grand Continental Kuala Lumpur
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Back to Kuala Lumpur
This is a top pick! After a relaxing day of doing basically nothing on Sunday, I've packed the bag and returned to Kuala Lumpur with Air Asia. This flight was a lot better than the last one... the plane was new, the flight departed on time, I got a window seat, and I had plenty of snacks/music to keep me company. Air Asia reminds me of SouthWest Airlines in the USA in …
And so the journey begins
... at 12.23 and were through immigration by 1226 sitting in the bus waiting to leave by 1245. After a wild ride to KLIA we wandered around looking for the KLM people lot no avail so decided to have some lunch and then resume our search. This was much more successful and we discovered our flight was only going to be delayed by 25 minutes. We then headed down left our luggage in a locker and onto the train to KL, it is so quick by taxi it takes over an hour ...
Kuala Lumpur ou l'estuaire boueux
... 100 mètres au dessus de nos têtes. En se promenant autour du square nous avons pu voir les bureaux du gouvernement, la bibliothèque nationale et le Royal Selanger Club, une jolie construction coloniale anglaise (on se serait cru en Normandie!!!).
Puis ce fut le tour du Perdana Bonatical Garden où nous avons flané pendant plusieurs heures, en admiration devant la faune et la flore ...
Being a Princess works sometimes!
... in for our new flight. At this point, we again explained the situation and Thavamany (I'd made a note of her name ready for my email of complaint!!) now understanding none of this was our fault arranged a hotel for us!
In reality, I stood howling in the middle if the airport at the prospect of sleeping there overnight, to the point that I was making the airline look bad - even the boys had abandoned me (Matt to a couple we had figured were in a ...
Temples, Rain forests, and Islam
... no milk, etc. There are no ATMs here either. There isn't even a grocery store. But this is part of the fun.
Having checked into our new hostel, we set off into the rainforest for our first day of trekking. It started off great. We did a canopy walk where we got to see the forest from a suspended bridge really high up in the air. The trees were incredibly tall, and the canopy bridge is the best way to really appreciate that. Also, it's officially the longest canopy walk in ...
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