Just another trip meant to 'enhance' my ability to utilize my DSLR. I still quite suck at it but hey, Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence, so Abigail Adams stated (errr.. Abigail who??).
Anyway, I went on a budget trip to Kuala Lumpur and Malacca last weekend. I flew out at ten AM from SSK II, arrived at twelve or so at Subang Airport, went directly to the hotel at Petaling area to checked in then fetched a compass and dig the city.
Kuala Lumpur
Old Railway- KL
Old Railway Inside - KL
City View from KL Tower
KL Tower View - seconds before rain attacks
Twin Tower - Long Fountain
Twin Tower - Up High
Like any other capital city of the world, Kuala lumpur is quite a metropolis. It is simply a small version of Jakarta, less crowd, fewer tall buildings; cars; buses and not as much of polution. I did notice lots of tourists prowl around the city.. blonde, brunette, white, black, yellow, blue-eyed, splant-eyed.. I guess their tourism ad on TV does work. Good for them.
Other than Twin Tower (and KL Tower), I suppose there's not much to see in KL (I my self prefer Jakarta :D). So without any further ado, I set sail from KL to Malacca.
Malacca
The Old city of Malacca The living Museum. Bunch of aged church and fortress ruins rest around the city and everything is as far as hundred steps away from each other (pardon my step count inaccuracy). It's simply a nice place to just walk and enjoy what's crafted erstwhile.
The Old city of Malacca The living Museum. Bunch of aged church and fortress ruins rest around the city and everything is as far as hundred steps away from each other (pardon my step count inaccuracy). It's simply a nice place to just walk and enjoy what's crafted erstwhile.
Red Buildings - Muzium of (I failed to remember)
Dutch Square along with Chirst Chruch
Malaysia Youth Museum
St. Fancis Xavier's Church
St John's Fort
Couples doing Prewed Photoshoot
Maritime Museum
Me @ The ruins :D
So babe, did I do any good? ;)
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