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KualaLumpur - where Koalas like to go on vacation, apparently. It is also where the world’s tallest twin towers and the highest double bridges are situated - the Petronas Towers.
Malaysia still has a Monarchy, the higher ruler is the king which holds the title Yang di-Pertuang Agong, which stands for “He Who is Made Lord”. Once a mining town in the 1,800, it was later discovered by Chinese tin miners and gained independence from British rule in 1963. Until 1972 it was just a city and now with rapid development it is called a “skyline that never sleeps”.
Malaysia is very a-durian-able! Good food, good life, multi cultures, nature to the tallest buildings and biggest cities will never fail to bore you. There is always something to do for anyone when they are in Malaysia, if you are planning to hit the roads to reach Kuala Lumpur during December, the Kita Food Festival is a must not miss event for all the foodies out there as their motto for their cuisine is “Eat to live and live to eat!”.
There is so much Malay-ing around you could do in this city, reaching different parts of the country by their multi model option of transportation. From visiting limestone caves to skylines to villages to temples, shrines and museums, a trip to Malaysia is always a thrillful adventure for those who’d like to yonder.
Malaysia still has a Monarchy, the higher ruler is the king which holds the title Yang di-Pertuang Agong, which stands for “He Who is Made Lord”. Once a mining town in the 1,800, it was later discovered by Chinese tin miners and gained independence from British rule in 1963. Until 1972 it was just a city and now with rapid development it is called a “skyline that never sleeps”.
Malaysia is very a-durian-able! Good food, good life, multi cultures, nature to the tallest buildings and biggest cities will never fail to bore you. There is always something to do for anyone when they are in Malaysia, if you are planning to hit the roads to reach Kuala Lumpur during December, the Kita Food Festival is a must not miss event for all the foodies out there as their motto for their cuisine is “Eat to live and live to eat!”.
There is so much Malay-ing around you could do in this city, reaching different parts of the country by their multi model option of transportation. From visiting limestone caves to skylines to villages to temples, shrines and museums, a trip to Malaysia is always a thrillful adventure for those who’d like to yonder.
