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Category Archives: Malaysia
Bukit Bintang and Jalan Alor
We went to Jalan Alor with friends Mark and Kimi when we first visited KL on this trip. We promised ourselves a “Re-Visit” as we never had enough time to “take it all in”. So on our return visit one … Continue reading
Posted in Food talk, Malaysia
Tagged alor, bintang, bukit bintang, KL. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, south east asia, wombat, wombats
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Willie drives an LRT train in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
We were thinking of hiring a car in KL but the traffic jams are horrendous and parking is nigh impossible. The network of roads is huge and it is easy to get lost. The LRT is a great way to … Continue reading
Posted in General, Getting there and around, Malaysia, Trains
Tagged KL. Kuala Lumpur, LRT, Malaysia, mtr, south east asia, train, wombat, wombats
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A fifty course lunch !!!
We thought we had eaten all there was to eat until Steven & Lynda rang us up and said “how about lunch”. They picked us up at their local station at 11.00am and headed off to an enormous shopping mall. … Continue reading
Wombats go Indian
Kuala Lumpur has a large Indian area and Wombats love a good Indian meal. So we decided to wander (as wombats do) into the Central Market which has a great many Indian “shops”. It is very busy and very colourful … Continue reading
Posted in Food talk, Getting there and around, Malaysia
Tagged biriyani, curry, food, hawker, indian, KL. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, market, seafood, south east asia, travel, travel blog, Wandering, wombat, wombats
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We meet a NZ “Firey” at dinner in Chinatown KL
A trip to central KL led us into Chinatown (actually that is where we intended going) and after battling the crowds in the narrow alley ways between the hawker stalls the stomachs told us it was time for something to … Continue reading