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Making Maps Without Borders, Episode 15/20
This is another catch up entry, chronicling a trip to Kuala Lumpur. I visited another friend from Master's, he's probably the most successful of all of us and he's not even working in GIS! One day I'll learn how to be like him...
It was really lovely going to Kuala Lumpur. It was my first trip out of Cambodia since I'd arrived, and it was …
Day 35-37: Kuala Lumpur baby
... out a hindu temple and a buddha temple. Really interesting and fun to see the people practicing their religion. In Malaysia there are muslims, hindus and buddists. They get along really good inspite of different religion, for example Lina is a muslim and Tammy a buddist.
Back to Linas house, stayed there for the night, got the whole downstairs apartment for ourselves. Her nephews came over to play computer games the whole ...
Last Day in Asia
... school girls seeing white tourists. The life. The diversity. The story. Things I won't miss are the money hungry Thai's and the over night buses. Asia has definitely changed my values, not necessarily what they are but why I value them. Besides the essentials like toilet paper, hot water and western toilets, there are aspects of Asia that have, do I dare say it, changed me. Family and love in all its forms has become clearer - I've been stuck in ...
Dream time
... to sights you could expect from a modern almost futuristic city.
I love Bangkok for its craziness and I haven’t seen a ping-pong show or a woman with a penis.
I have always harboured a genuine fondness for trains. They symbolise my childhood when my grandfather took me to Blue Bell railway. I loved every moment of each journey I made from Crawley to Brighton before I moved to my favourite sea side town.
Now I was stuck on a fifteen hour journey from Bangkok ...
Day 12: Gotta get in every last bit
... br> The Petronas Twin Towers were the tallest twin towers in the world up until very recently when I believe twin towers were built in Dubai that were a bit taller. The first couple floors of the Petronas Towers is a mall and we got an hour to explore around. Every luxury brand name you could imagine was inside along with any other shopping need you may have. There was also a wide variety of eating options. Super cool.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsApple Hotel Kuala Lumpur
“easy, central, cheap, cramped”
Reviewed May 31, 2012
beautiful hotel, purple paint, nice lobby. quirky layout, bit of a rabbit warren. room was very cramped, but nicely furnished. basically like living in a closet. but the bathroom was strangely spacious. easy to walk from there to everything in central KL.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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