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... 2, 5 euro voor een hostelbed) maar alchohol is daarentegen immens duur. Een blikje bier kost ook in de supermarkt minstens 1.80 euro en vreemd genoeg kost een liter vodka of wisky bijna evenveel gelijk een liter maleisisch bier. Die eersten worden door toeristen dan ook in talrijke hoeveelheden geconsumeerd terwijl de maleisiers toch bier schijnen te verkiezen. De overheerstende godsdienst is islam, wat verklaart waarom alchohol zo duur is, maar in de hoofdstad ...

... we ended up paying 110R per night. We had an excellent diner at Downtown Cafe and Hotel, 41, Jalan Besar, 39000 TanahRata, Cameron Highlands, Pahang - tel: 05-491-3159. A delicious steamboat for three was 48 R. Definitely highly recommended.<br><br>We booked a full day tour with Kang Tours &amp; travel (This company also provides transport from Taman Negara to ...

... Before we went to bed we got engrossed with a ****** Malaysian sitcom were the main character Abbi tested his family to see who was worthy of his money. The acting was shocking but overall it was quite entertaining. The moral of the tv programme was &#8216;when your old your kids will treat you like **** and try and get all your money off you, even when your ill. But one of your children may be a good egg and stick by you. So you should reward him.&#8217;

... back (Tom: Rich is the ultimate fatty). There was also a sign against "rock &amp; rolling", but Tom and I had been doing that on every ride so far, to make ourselves go faster, and to try and flip our tube over. We started going down the slide, and it was pitch black, you couldn't see anything apart from the odd illuminated arrow which pointed which way the next turn was going, but even those were hard to spot because we were going so fast. We both lent back so we were going ...

... etc etc. He had to leave us after a while because the Bowling Allys Korean investors turned up to see how things were doing; thankfully for Mr. Chong, the bowling alley was filled up to capacity. He also warned us that there were reports of a 2nd Tsunami (as in the like the one in 2004) which will hit Indonesia when we are there! ****! Day Two: We ate Mr. Chong's bananas and headed off to the local park/ Lake Gardens. We found a nice gazebo to sit under in the shade and ...

... under the monsoons from both east and west. In Taiping it rains almost every day, apparently 3-4+ days without rain is news worthy. We were collected as promised the following morning feel very hung over. Our first stop was ...

... and by the time I got back to the hotel I felt quite fulfilled from the days efforts! Despite the bus station charging 17.30 RM for the ticket to KL, the hotel was charging 20 RM, so taking a risk on seat availability, I decided to grab my bag and walk to the station, stopping for food on the way. I went to a hawker stall (as this is how I mostly intend to eat in Malaysia) and had a plate of nasi goreng (fried rice) with really fresh vegetables and meat. Arriving at the bus ...

... 29369;&#24515;. Another project after Memoir (for Jim) and Phantasie (for me, wakaka). I really like this &#35760;&#31054;&#29369;&#24515; although it was very simple and less time was needed to do this compare to memoir and phantasie. So happy to see that YS was very happy to receive this present. Happy Birthday YS~~!!! :D

... quality tea money can buy), shortbread, and strawberry tarts in the shop. Palas Supreme was good, like the stuff you get in tea bags. It was looking like we were definitely going to get wet this time, when right on cue we were picked up by a friendly trucker who brought us a good portion of the way back to town. Malaysians are great. After a banana leaf lunch at an Indian restaurant we were off towards Kuala Lumpur. ~Travis

... a very multicultural country. It's a relatively balanced mix of malays, chinese, and indians with all the religions and languages that go along with them. Some of the more amusing sites and experiences while traveling come when mixing different cultures - most of the time, this stems from some westerner (me) doing something oriental. So, there's always something to gawk at or ponder over around every corner in ...