Malaysia

Was an amazing honeymoon .. I’d love to go there for the second time ..

Malaysia, is where you may find a very blended cultural mix among its people. The chinese, India and Melayu are living in harmony.
Here you may find also, a very nice highland called Cameron Highland. 2 hours trips from KL, its consist of old small cities over the highland where you may find victorian architechtures style.
Unique and for sure , unforgetable.
Things and food are much cheaper in Malaysia compare to Singapore.
If you love to shop, go and find your favorite things in Bukit Bintang, Sungai Wang Plaza or Chow Kit.
U better walk and use public transportation to enjoy KL, the capital city. its worth

Aaahhh..Malaysia..Truly Asia. And that’s according to Michelle Yeoh. :D When I was still in the Philippines I always wonder why me and my family never visited countries that’s surrounding our own archipelago. On summer vacations we’d visit the U.S., when it’s like a thousand miles away..and a lot more expensive! Anyway, I’ll be visiting Malaysia when I go back home to the Philippines hopefully before the end of the year. If not, then by spring of next year. Oh..I really hope it all works out! So many things to do so little time! Huhuhu..

I went to Malaysia last year in October for a week.. and it was one of the most exciting trips ever.
I went alone and stayed with some friends.. but since they were studying there I had to travel to most of the places alone.. n guess what… it was so easy!! if you are going there, do reember to take the metro as its really cheap and its the best means of transportation..
hope to go there again

1. because i understand that malaysia is a wonderful combination of different cultures: indian, arabic, chinese, indigenous, etc. living more or less harmoniously and that the food and culture have really benefitted.

2. it looks b e a u t i f u l

3. i’d love to check out the martial arts that have developed there (especially silat).

I went on vacation with my mom here. We visited Melaka, Penang Island and Kuala Lumpur. Went on historical tours, had massages, swam, bought trinkets from stall vendors, and basically just enjoyed the time. Malaysia is ok, not that great though. Looks similar to the Philippines, though Philippines is so much better in terms of beaches, urbanization, history, etc.

Malaysians are very nice people. What I remember most about this trip is this young Malay lady whom we asked directions from. She was very helpful, helped me with my map and even called her friend on the phone to confirm that her advice was correct. :) I was so grateful.

When I go back, I’ll be visiting Sabah for its mountains and caves.

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was born here, raised here,

was born here, raised here,

Malaysia is such a wonderful place and quite a cultural melting pot. In my opinion, it’s an experience unlike any other. I hope to come back to this lovely country time and time again.