Suria Hotel Kota Bharu

Jalan Padang Garong Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia

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Disorder near the border!

A travel blog entry by melandsam

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It's been almost two weeks now since we moved on from Thailand, but we did want to say a few words about the arduous journey!! Several mini buses took us from Ao Nang to Su-Ngai Kolok on the border…and there we were dumped! We thought we were going all the way across to Kota Bharu, but hey ho. We had to make it up as we went along from there …

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Wer die DB mag, wird KTMB lieben...

A travel blog entry by kcebuel

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So, die Nacht von Freitag auf Samstag war zur Anreise nach Redang gedacht, auf die Insel wo wir in einem Resort ein wenig Strandurlaub machen wollten. Der Plan war, den Nachtzug von Kuala Lumpur (Abfahrt 20:30) nach Tanah Merah (planmaessige Ankunft: 8:30) zu nehmen und von dort mit dem Taxi zum Bootsanleger, wo dann um 12:30 das Boot nach Pulau Redang ablegen sollte. Doch nachdem die beiden Dieselloks der malayischen Eisenbahngesellschaft ...

Kota Bharu - Ramadan time in the muslim city

A travel blog entry by sayogovi

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... we knew the people see us as tourists and would not say anything, we felt a little awkward to eat/drink on the street where people were waiting to hear the evening-prayer signaling the sunset. (around 19:30)
McDonalds and KFC were some of the shops that opened before evening and of course, they were full of hungry westerners (including us) having late lunch ...

Kota Bharu - a conservative Muslim city  

A travel blog entry by c044646

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Into the Rainforest...watch your step!

A travel blog entry by mikeandsam

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... on the outskirts of the forest. We had a go at using a blowpipe that they use for hunting with. Most of their houses were made from bamboo, which we had a quick look at, but did make me wonder what they thought of tourists invading their village every day.

The Cameron highlands are famous for making tea, so we visited a tea plantation and factory. It was amazing to see the plantations growing over the hills, and ...