We visited Chinatown in Jalan Petaling, also known as Petaling Street, which is notorious for its pirated goods, including clothes, bags, accessories, DVDs, and CDs. You can engage in some haggling here if you’re buying in bulk. What to shop for in Chinatown at Jalan Petaling? There are lots of food stalls and restaurants around…
Batu Caves is one of the most popular Hindu Shrine outside of India located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the cave is dedicated to Lord Murugan. The limestone forming the Batu Caves is said to be 400 million years old. This popular Hindu temple can be reached through a Komuter train for RM2 one-way journey…
We arrived at Merdeka Square with lots of people because there was occasion. I forgot what it was. This is the usual venue for the annual National Day Parade or Merdeka Parade. The Merdeka Square is located in front of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building with its literal name Independence Square. Some of the buildings…
We visited the Kuala Lumpur City Gallery and going to the gallery is free. This is the source of information of the history about Kuala Lumpur. The gallery is operated by ARCH Collection Sdn. Bhd. You can see the following photos of the miniature models of the gallery, Jamek Mosque, the future of Kuala Lumpur,…
Tugu Negara or the National Monument is one of the attractions in Kuala Lumpur with its location is at 50m along Jalan Tamingsabi, northern end of the Lake Gardens on Jalan Parlimen. The monument is dedicated to 11,000 people who died during the First World War (against Japanese and Malayan Emergency). The 15m high…
We visited the New Istana Negara, one of the places we visited during the Kuala Lumpur City Tour is the Royal King’s Palace. I got amazed of the beautiful park and the green lawns being surrounded. As of this writing, I just learned that this is the new King’s Palace as the old was located…
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I forgot what time we arrived at NAIA Terminal 3 but for sure we were hungry. But we still need to plan on how to go to SM MOA and back. We calculated our time and with Tata’s expertise of negotiating prices for a taxi ride, all were set. We hailed a taxi outside the…
I missed blogging last July and I know some of my friends were following for the sequel of this blog post. I apologize for the hiatus and now I’m back. I’m trying to catch up on things before August will end. So stay tuned for more detailed information of our trip. The day we arrived…
Parola – the Lighthouse (in English) is the landmark best known in Liloan. The Spanish originally built the lighthouse in 1857 but the tower you can see today was constructed by William Howard Taft (through his order) in 1904. This was a day in Liloan to visit Jane of geekgonegirly.com before her birthday on the…