Kuala Lumpur

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KL Trip 22-26 Jun 2008


Day 1:
HKIA -> KLIA -> hotel -> Batu Cave -> Berjaya Hills (Nasi Lemak, Teh Tarik) -> KLCC -> hotel

Day 2:
hotel -> company -> hotel -> KL Tower -> KLCC (Madam Kwan's) -> hotel

Day 3:
hotel -> Istana Negara -> company -> hotel -> Masjid Jamek -> Sultan Abdul Samad Building -> Dataran Merdeka -> Central Market (Malay Pizza) -> Jalan Petaling (Air Mata Kucing) -> Green Temple -> Railway Station -> Sri Maha Mariamman Temple -> hotel

Day 4:
hotel -> company (Laksa Noodles, White Coffee) -> Klang (Bak Kut Teh) -> Putrajaya -> hotel

Day 5:
hotel -> company (Malay KFC) -> KLIA -> HKIA

Comments

Anonymous said…
Long time no visit!!!! I'm Surronded!
19/7/08 11:29
Teki Chan said…
Hi Bernat, are you interested to visit Malaysia?

By the way, your blog http://nacente.net/ is no longer accessible. What's new?
21/7/08 01:27
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