Author: Mike @mikesbucketlist. KL is a must in Asia! Here are 5 essentials ranked: 1. Petronas Towers: Petronas Towers and Park – not only should you see the view from the towers by day, but check them out at night and also from the ground. In the surrounding parks are the most climbing frames I’ve […]
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Malaysia is often over looked as an adventure travel destination, with neighbours Thailand and Singapore soaking up the limelight. But arguably, Malaysia has more to offer: ancient rainforests, rare wildlife, world class beaches and diving, festivals, amazing food plus vibrant cities and world heritage sites. This culturally diverse country is split across the Malay pennisular
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Kuala Lumpur is an exotic mix of modern and ancient. A fascinating city that blends Malay, Chinese, and Indian heritage in its temples, markets and colonial architecture. Luckily, the main sights have no admission fee. Here’s our guide to KL for free: Petronas Towers: For many, the Petronas Twin Towers are the must see sight
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The compact city of Melaka, or Malacca, is irresistible. It’s packed with heritage, culture and an eclectic mix of delicious food. Here’s our top 5: Chinatown: Chinatown is a must visit cluster of UNESCO protected streets centered around the tourist drag of Jonkers Street. Wander and explore the Peranakan townhouses, mosques and Chinese and Hindi
Author: Beth – @onepennybackpacker Location: Tampat Do Aman, Eco Lodge and Jungle Camp, Sabah, Malaysia, Borneo. Job: General labourer and restaurant worker for 17 days. Routine: Free breakfast at the Jungle Cafe before 9 am 9.00am -2.00pm work hours 9.00 am meet Howard, the owner to find out the days tasks. Tampat Do Aman spreads
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