Sheraton Subang Htl And Towers Subang Jaya

... different species of ants from downhill to top. Although very annoying, still..no killing please. <br><br>Going up will take approximately 1 hour for beginners and going down back tracking is about 45 minutes. If you are early and lucky, you may catch nice sunrise shots overseeing the dam. <br><br><br><br>

... the residents....<br>75 Travellers Lodge seems to attract a certain type of backpacker... generally a little bit older and a bit hippy-like... most people had been there for at least a few weeks - some a few months - and one had been there 3 years!! Just chilling (not even drinking or on drugs!!!)<br>They were a cool bunch of people and it was a nice night, lots of funny stories etc....<br><br>Had another lie-in and as I'd already decided to leave that day, I realised I had ...

... thats all I could afford) and we took photos of the stunning view while we had the chance. The lights of the Towers went out at 11pm, much to the annoyance of Adam who never bothered getting the shot when he first arrived. Then we walked around KL for about an hour trying to find another bar we'd heard about which was on the roof of another building, but by the time we found it, it had closed. Who would've thought you couldn't buy alcohol at 2am in a muslim country?<br>

Well we landed in KL at about 6.50am Malaysian time (so that's 2 hours ahead for Australia) on Friday morning and desperately needed coffee. There were no hold ups at the customs area, no bag checks or anything, just a smiling wave through once our passports had been checked and stamped. Leaving the air conditioned comfort of the airport we discovered that even at about 7.30 in the morning it was hot and sweaty. We found "The ...

... br><br>I also visited their Little India, another market, and the Petronas Towers. Thinking about my travels during this trip and previous trips, it surprises me how much I am willing to do on my own that I wouldn&#8217;t normally do at home. For example, at home I get nervous if I forget my cell phone at home one day but traveling on my own, I&#8217;m out and about without a cell phone, in a ...

... her book and says please sign my copy!!! <br><br>It all happened so quickly that to write about it now feels sort of funny and surreal truly and feel free not to believe a word of this because it really is a bizarre story ... <br><br>So up until this moment Im sort of enjoying my 10 minutes of fame, I guess you could say , as I thought it quite funny and bizarre that this was all happening. So when she pulls out her book for me to sign a copy... I look at the book ...

... When I finished at the post office which took considerable time as contrary to China and Nepal where the post office has to pack everything and tape the boxes, here I have to do it. Of course, there were no boxes around, brown paper and tape!!!! However, I did get some time to visit the Islamic Arts Museum. I wanted to visit the mosque but foreigners and non-moslem were not allowed in.<br><br>We also did quite an extensive walking tour of Colonial KL ...

... Lake Gardens though, which was a beautiful and peaceful site. The trees and lakes gave an added dimension to the city and large towers looming overhead. Finally, I found signs leading to the skybridge and I waited in a short line to get a ticket. It was still only about 10 in the morning but my ticket was for 5pm, that's how many people there were ahead of me wanting to ride up the elevator to the skybridge today only. They only allot a certain amount of ticket rides up ...

... decided to get cracking immediately, after dumping the bags in our lovely hostel we walked across the road to Times Square shopping centre (which is literally across the road). There's about ten floors of shopping heaven to be negotiated but why bother when there's a flippin' rollercoaster on the fifth floor, I got excited pretty quickly but then brought back down to earth fast when I saw the price (it's not a backpacker option). That night we headed to the Bukit ...

... It's really bad. Foreign Affairs advised that no Canadians go to Bali so we decided we would try and modify our itinerary to fly to Cairns in North East Australia instead. Our other option was to go home early. Either way we were going to have to spend more money. As it happened Cathay Pacific was more than helpful and we were able to book a flight to Cairns losing only one day in the total plan. They had to await approval from Vancouver but when that came they ...