Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside Hotel

... or where there are no McDonalds restaurants within 10 miles. And Gods...? The only Gods we follow are the c*cksucking leeches who sit on the throne of their multinational companies while they often engage in all sorts of debauchery behind closed doors, usually to the same people that idolise them ("Oh Simon Cowell I think you are so great, and I just want you to give me the chance to become a corporate puppet while I suck on your special sausage and sing and ...

... cage but tied up. looking really unhappy,they need to improve the living conditions of those animals, its pure exploitation. Next I went to the F1 zone to pay on a F1 simulator, which was alrigh, nothing worth righting home about (which is what im doing now, lol).

Later I met up with Sacha again and we went back to Soren's house, taking a detour through Little India, it was pretty cool and similar to the one in Singapore (but couldn't compare to Singapore's ...

... because we're both whities and
that's rare in these parts) then later we realized we look real
familiar and got it figured out. Small world. Funnay. He also got a job
(well planning) over here via mark swift. Anyway we went to eat local
food in some below ground open air buffetstyle place. I got the
calamari with some of the squid still with all it's tenacles doused in
the real red hot curry sauce. The guy serving it to me said to me when
I ordered (in ...

... visas take 5 working days (Max). You need your flight tickets to get your Malaysian visas. So book the flights first. 4 days in KL and 4 days in Singapore are just about enough for sightseeing. I booked Hyderabad - KL return flight. Our vacation was for 9 days

Tickets

Once I booked the Hyderabad- KL return, I also booked KL- Singapore tickets by aeroline bus (a must travel bus - more on this later in the section) and Singapore - KL (by airasia - low cost but amazing ...

... life where we drank tasty and colourful Beach Coladas and kept our new South African friend company!!

The next two days we exhausted our poor and explored the city that shows a variety of buildings and districts... and soon found ourselves being offered food after "praying" at one of the largest Sikh temples in South East Asia... after which we were asked to write down our feelings!!! But apart ...

... 8217; hostels were numbered.

We spent the entire morning looking around the area known as the Golden Triangle for alternative accommodation. Unfortunately, as it was the weekend and also a public holiday in Malaysia, most of the hotels were full. After checking at the tenth hotel, we finally found a room in a guesthouse. The only room they had left was their "Presidential Suite", which was actually a large split-level room at the back of the hotel ...

... to Kuala Tahan, where the national park is located. So this boat was a
bit of a tourist engagement this day and age, but **** it, I wanted to go for a
Jungle Boat ride! For 10 bucks none-the-less! After a scrambled egg breakfast
and toast with the best strawberry jam preserve ever, I hopped on a shuttle
with some other backpackers to a jetty to get on this boat. I was with some
dudes from Oman, a couple Brits, and a wonderful Norwegian couple ...

... SO LUCKY!

The rest of the evening, I walked around the KLCC Park and enjoyed the sunset, the waterfall and man-made lakes, and a brief set of fireworks as well as a fountain light show. Then I sat in the green grass and looked up at the stars-amazingly bright and clear. It was wonderful!

I arrived back at Grocer’s Inn exhausted, after another failed internet attempt, grabbed some water and food from KK, and ...

... games. Overall the museum was not worth going out of your way to see but since it's so cheap it's worth checking out.


Little Amersterdam- You can take a boat ride up the river to check this area out but since the sun was already starting to set we opted to just walk along the canal instead. The area is cute to check out and take a few pix, especially with the sunlight hitting the homes during sunset.


Photos and videos to check out:

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... his arms and another guy was typing in a text message on his mobile phone! After that I ran in to a couple of people I hadn't expected to. Readers of yesterday's entry might have thought I was just being a cynical for rejecting the approaches of random "friendly" local people yesterday. Well I walked through Little India in KL and saw a guy who had approached me yesterday. He was sat in a cafe/restaurant and we had eye-contact simultaneously. "We meet again!" he ...