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Day 1, Penang 13's adventures

A travel blog entry by toddmcg

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... big "cool" well air conditioned terminal to rest a while -while we were in transit. However with our discounted tickets with AirAsiaX - we were relegated to the lesser "LCCT" (Low Cost Carrier Terminal) for our 4 hour stopover.

We alighted the aircraft, just a short walking distance over the tarmac toward the cavernous colorbond building that is the LCCT. We just followed the crowd, across the tarmac, under the covered walkway, around ...

En flau historie fra et kort opphold i Malaysia

A travel blog entry by hjalmar

... på 27 år, som klarte kunsstykket å la flyet sitt gå fra seg etter å ha kjedet seg med venting på flyplassen i mangfoldige timer. Går det virkelig an å være så dumme?

Sammen med Peter, Stig og Egil dro jeg til flyplassen i Ho Chi Minh for å ta flyet til Bali den søttende april. Etter mellomlanding i Kuala Lumpur hadde Peter et annet og en smule tidligere fly enn oss andre, og dro avgårde ganske så kjapt. En saftig innhogg i burger-lageret ...

01st Stop - Boarding The Flight From KLIA

A travel blog entry by venoth

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... 14th Century as widely known. However, according to Brunei Historians, Sultan Muhammad Shah converted to Islam in 1376 and that he ruled until 1402. After which time, it was Sultan Abdul Majid Hassan, who died in China who ascended the throne. That was when Sultan Ahmad reigned in Brunei beginning 1406, during his reign Brunei was visited on various occasions by the Chinese Muslim Admiral Zheng He.

Most likely there were two waves of Islamic teachings ...

Where's the Durian?

A travel blog entry by lepakqueen

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... we came to a T-junction where we had to decide to go up or down. We decided to go down as we could hear the river. As we walked , we came to a locked gate and decided to just crawl under since there was no one only to find that we were actually trespassing????

Anyway, we walked towards the sound of the river and finally saw it but couldnt find a path down but I decided against it because the climbing up would be a problem. We walked back up and ...

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

A travel blog entry by ldanroy

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... view. It first appeared as a rock facing on the side of the mountain then it came into full view. Standing at 140 feet high, was the world's tallest statue of Murugan, a Hindu deity. The bright gold colored statue stands impressively against the backdrop of the lush green hillside. As we pulled into the parking lot we saw the large gathering area at the base of the mountain and the steps that lead steeply up to the caves. The gathering area was surrounded by many small buildings ...

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