I arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Monday 25th November around noon and I had to take a bus to the city center. My host was a Nigerian guy living in Kuala Lumpur. He picked me up at the bus station and we went to the Central market. It was raining a lot so we had to spend there some hours. There was fish spa which I tried for the first time, it was exciting. Afterwards we went to the KL tower, we didn't go on the top, we stayed downstairs and I took photos with parrots there. In the evening we visited Petronas tower, there was a dancing fountain in front of the shopping center.
The following day my host took me to the Batu caves. I bought some durian fruit and I ate it there. The weather was hot that day, around 30°C and we had to climb many stairs to the top.
I bought a wreath made of yellow and blue flowers, but when I climbed to the top I took it off for a while and put it on the ground and a monkey who was nearby stole it and ate it. The caves were worth visiting but I had seen more amazing caves in Europe, the most amazing one was probably Postojna jama in Slovenia. My host had to go to work and I walked around the city alone, I spent some time in shopping centers because there was an air conditioning. I took also many photos, there were Christmas trees everywhere. In the evening I went to a restaurant with my host for dinner, I had rice and chicken.
I spent my last day in Malaysia visiting the city Melaka which is around 100 km far from Kuala Lumpur. It took around 2 hours to get there by bus. When I got there I bought something to eat at the bus station and then I took bus to the city center. I got off at the Christ Church and I continued walking towards the sea, I wanted to go alone but a riksha driver offered to take me around. His name was Bob and we went to the cafe by the sea, we got something to drink and I took a bath. There was a very little lighthouse next to the restaurant. Afterwards we went to another place by the sea where the entrance was forbidden, we swam next to the freighter and a dredger, but the water was shallow and very dirty and the bottom was very muddy. The workers on the freighter were amused to see us swimming there, but soon they called their boss and he kicked us out, but he was apologetic and told us it was a dangerous area. Bob showed me around Melaka, we went to a windmill, then he took me to a Chinese town and we had a dinner, I ordered fried rice with vegetables. Then we went to the bus station and I returned to Kuala Lumpur. I reached my host's place before midnight and I slept only 3 hours because my flight to Siem Reap was leaving at 7am. My host took me to a bus station at night by car and then I took a bus to the airport.
The following day my host took me to the Batu caves. I bought some durian fruit and I ate it there. The weather was hot that day, around 30°C and we had to climb many stairs to the top.
I bought a wreath made of yellow and blue flowers, but when I climbed to the top I took it off for a while and put it on the ground and a monkey who was nearby stole it and ate it. The caves were worth visiting but I had seen more amazing caves in Europe, the most amazing one was probably Postojna jama in Slovenia. My host had to go to work and I walked around the city alone, I spent some time in shopping centers because there was an air conditioning. I took also many photos, there were Christmas trees everywhere. In the evening I went to a restaurant with my host for dinner, I had rice and chicken.
I spent my last day in Malaysia visiting the city Melaka which is around 100 km far from Kuala Lumpur. It took around 2 hours to get there by bus. When I got there I bought something to eat at the bus station and then I took bus to the city center. I got off at the Christ Church and I continued walking towards the sea, I wanted to go alone but a riksha driver offered to take me around. His name was Bob and we went to the cafe by the sea, we got something to drink and I took a bath. There was a very little lighthouse next to the restaurant. Afterwards we went to another place by the sea where the entrance was forbidden, we swam next to the freighter and a dredger, but the water was shallow and very dirty and the bottom was very muddy. The workers on the freighter were amused to see us swimming there, but soon they called their boss and he kicked us out, but he was apologetic and told us it was a dangerous area. Bob showed me around Melaka, we went to a windmill, then he took me to a Chinese town and we had a dinner, I ordered fried rice with vegetables. Then we went to the bus station and I returned to Kuala Lumpur. I reached my host's place before midnight and I slept only 3 hours because my flight to Siem Reap was leaving at 7am. My host took me to a bus station at night by car and then I took a bus to the airport.
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