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Towers and Tigers
Departure day finally arrived and our journey, which would take us from cold, grey Manchester to hot and humid Kuala Lumpur, began at Stalybridge railway station. Major engineering works had, in recent weeks, caused all manner of disruption to the rail services here. This morning the place was, as usual, awash with slow moving, gum chewing, orange …
Monkeys, Mosques and Mystical Caves!
... early on so we headed off for the botanical gardens which also housed the national mosque which was visible for miles across the city with its distinctive turquoise, almost origami shaped roof. We went for a walk in the orchid gardens and saw lots of butterflies before going to Masjik Jamek to that awfully classy joint for tea, Dunkin' Donuts.
Later that evening, we had dinner at Pepper Lunch where they give you your own hot plate and you stir ...
"Malaysia truly Asia" - Kuala Lumpur
... where the waiter - Sunil - was fabulous! It took us 15 minutes to decide what we wanted because he kept tempting us with delicious sounding dishes. We picked a selection to share - including one curry with chunks of cheese in! - and some rice and naan and we were away. It was simply scrummy. The next morning we decided to have an early start and head 16km out of the city to the Batu Caves - a temple built into the caves. It was 272 steps up and the gate was ...
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - I Love KL
... their shop! Lastly, this is where the nightlife happens!
4) Nom Nom Nom
Street Food: Of course this would be here...So many dishes, starters mains and desserts from a restaurant, food stall or BBQ boat <-For those who haven’t seen one, think cart full of raw fish and meat on a stick...you point, you buy, then they cook for you! Delicious.
Nasi Lemak: This is coconut rice, with egg, some kind of fish mix/spice, and peanuts. The traditional ...
KL - The end of Fred's trip
... to the famous Petronas towers which were the tallest buildings in the world when they were built. After looking round the mall on the ground floor we headed back to the hostel in order to find a place to watch the Wimbledon final. We got back to the hostel at around 6pm, only to realise we had got the time difference wrong and the final would not start until 9pm. We were then told that the best place to watch would be near the towers we were just at and so did the exact ...
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