Sunny's Inn Melaka

... my biggest pleasure to be seen for a bunch of Japanese&#8230;.. <br><br>I obviously didn&#8217;t turn up!<br><br><br> well, I don't feel like writing today, I'm so sick which I heard is perfectly normal for Europeans on the first 2 weeks but my brain is not going at the right speed, wonder if I may have dengue! hope not!<br><br>see you soon from Cameron highlands!<br><br>http://www.flickr.com /photos/14121129@N02/<br><br><br><br><b r>

... se nam zjistit, co je na ni tak desne tajneho). U reky jsme nasli Namorni muzeum, ktere se nachazi v napodobenine portugalske objevitelske lodi a je vazne legracni. Druhym prekvapenim pro nas byl mistni bujary nocni zivot. Uprimne jsme od Melaky moc necekali a vubec jsme si nedovedli predstavit, jak se tu pari. Kazdy vikend se tu ve ctvrti Chinatown konaji vecerni a nocni trhy, kde lide prodavaji snad uplne vsechno, take je tu spousta stanku s jidlem a ...

... through the historic Chinatown area, which was composed of narrow streets lined by two-story houses. The houses were long and narrow (due to "window" tax) and had tiled landings with little bridges across the open drain to the road. The lower levels were shops, including a lot of art galleries and craft stores, and the upper levels were homes. Unfortunately they were all shut (apparently the street runs special markets from Friday to Sunday; it was dead the whole time ...

Jeg tog efter Singapore til Johor Bahru da jeg havde laest at det var et godt udgangspunkt for at komme videre i Malaysia. Turen i byen kostede $2,4 saa det var overkommeligt, men at tage en overnatning i byen var en fejl. Sultanen(af Johor) bor i byen og har vist gjort det i lang tid saa det undrer mig meget at der overhovedet ikke er nogen form for byplanlaegning. Den er total ulogisk og ganske enkelt irriterende. Det var tydeligt at gaderne i byen var efterladt til ...

We breezed through customs and Immigration at the border and found ourselves at a very busy bus station with lots of touts shouting words we couldn't understand; with a little help from one of the touts we located the ticket counter for buses to Malacca. We watched as all of the VIP buses pulled away from the station and boarded our not so VIP bus for a bumpy ride non-stop ...

... that had been recommended by the guide book. We set off in the direction of the historic centre being careful to avoid the busy traffic keen to knock us off our feet at the side of the road. Zigzagging back and forth across the roads in search of decent pavements on which to walk, we found only an uneven shop front or two on which to escape the mad motorcyclists. Eventually we located the street on which the restaurant was meant to be situated .Wandering along ...