Seri Malaysia Genting Highlands
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Kuala Lumpur
... and lots of hotels, restaurants, bars and shopping centers, it gets crazily packed at night as everyone, tourist or local, tries to find a little spot at one of the numerous restaurants on the streets.
On our second day we slept too late to grab some cornflakes at our hotel, so we did it like real backpackers, slept even longer and went for lunch. We choose a Malay "restaurant" with traditional dishes. Sitting at a table in the middle of the street ...
We can walk....
... degree heat! Taxi eventually got us to the Petronas Towers and they were incredible. Only topped by the amazing shopping and food courts. With Ramadan starting tomorrow traffic was ridiculous but we managed to get out with plenty of time to spare. Just waiting to board our next flight to Foggy London Town. Haventbeen robbed yet, love Ryan and ...
Last wknd in KL & Genting Highlands
... frequently, with a moderate success rate.
Yesterday Jessica and I went for Dim Sum and it was fabulous! I also got a massage, which wasn't as bad as the foot reflexology, but today my back feels bruised, so I think I will pass on any future massages.
There is an Indian restaurant right across the street from out apartments and I like going there to have cheese naan bread. It is so good because they make it fresh in the tandoori oven. As soon as i ...
MALAYSIA; MORE DIVERSE THAN YOU WOULD THINK
... like an undesirable.
Dave got waterlogged trying to empty all our water bottles before we went through security. Stupidly, neither of us had given our pocket knives, and my favorite larger sheathed knife, a second thought, and we left those in our carry-on luggage. All three knives were confiscated. We were sick about it and so ticked off at ourselves for not having thought about it before. Oh well....lessons ...
Oompah lumpur
... less).
Day two was spent exploring KL's sights, which are few and far between. We skipped the tower's bridge in favour of the highest point in the city for a better view - at 286m up you can see miles of KL's skyscrapers ( and get a **** animal farm ticket thrown in for good measure).
Some of the pockets of cultures are buzzing (little India and Chinatown) but largely about the eating. This town is for business and not about ...
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