Kuala Lumpur Travel Blogs - Page 6

I must admit I didnt do a hell of a lot in KL this time... as I will be here another 2 times during my trip, and there isnt a whole heap to do and see here anyway! I stayed on Changkit Bukit Bintang in a place called Bedz KL, really nice hostel- 30 MYR for a 6 bed dorm, 24 hr aircon and really…

Tune hotel was a refreshing experience for me. It is a very convenient place to stay when you are stopping over before continuing with your journey elsewhere via KL. It is only a walking distance although I think taking the bus that cost only 1 ringgit malaysia (about 50 SGD) is a better option. On…

Two towers full of office buildings, six floors full of shopping, one beautiful park - meant to be a city in a city. Daily happenings, many. For me, it was rushing the traffic in and around, getting into the underground parking lot, finding a parking spot is itself a happening. Found one, got to g…

Haha, I've found an Internet spot already. Luckily, I didn't pay to use the Internet at Burger King, since I walked around the corner and found this Internet station that's free! At least, I think it's free... I can't see any coin slots anywhere.   This is just a short note to say that I'm i…

a blog full of hallucinations, useless information, and a life that is crazier than the nomad herself. it is here where you will find news about me as i'm currently back on the road, air, whatever. detailed stories with tons of pictures plus very unhelpful tips will be made some time around... hmmm well not soon and not on this blog.

We flew into Kuala Lumpur from Hong Kong.  We were here for just a couple of days stopover before heading onwards to Laos.We stayed at the Backpackers Travellers Inn in Chinatown which was not the best hostel we have stayed in, but it was reasonably priced and in a great location.Our time was …

I spent the day just wandering around KL, thinking about how much the city has changed and how it has stayed the same. The city has been cleaned up quite a lot over the years, especially since the Commonwealth Games in 1998, yet you still smell something different every few metres. And more ofte…

travelled up to kuala lumpur by V.I.P bus (just cos i could) when we arrived we didnt have a clue where we were going. just directed to the nearest monorail station. we spent about an hour walking around in the heat sweating buckets trying to find our hotel. everybody we asked kept pointing us in t…

DAY 1 We had a long wait around today for our flight to KL from Tawau, so we checked out as late as we could and got in a mini bus to Tawau airport. We hoped that the airport wouldn’t be a tiny one with nothing to do, but it was and we were forced to play monopoly for ages. And I won of course. …

Club TwentyOne + 7atenine resto/bar + Rum Jungle = DRUNK Dutch guys hehehe

my last day was spent rather untouristy... switched hostels in the morning into the red palm across the street... which is great and so secret, they dont even have a sign at their door so for accommodation in kuala lumpur, here's the choice in the golden triangle: stylish guesthouse with s…

For a quick, last-minute trip to Singapore's nothern neighbor, I'd say this one was definitely better than expected. Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia, and is a bustling, albiet polluted, example of Southeast Asian development. I would say the place is more fun than Singapore, as there a…

I joined Ash, Jay, Jorrit, Steph and Parwaiz during dinner at Chinatown and then for drinks in Tmn Tun Dr. Ismail til much later.

It’s just one of my weekend getaway… besides, I needed to exit MJ out of Singapore, coz his student pass is still on process…TRANSPO: We took a coach only for a 5-hour trip to KL, not bad at all, it’s quite similar to the business class of PAL or economy class of SQ, with decent meals on bo…

Another meet up@21 Changkat Bukit Bintang :)