I
spent my Christmas Eve alone for the very first time, going back to Kuala
Lumpur from Singapore, it’s also what I wanted coz’ I don’t want to celebrate
or feel Christmas in any way, that is why I just want to isolate myself from
everyone and just allow myself to be alone on this most important Holiday of
the Year.
I
got the best seat of the bus again, infront of the bus’s second floor. I had a
very wide space where I can just raise both of my feet up high and have that
pleasurable comfort, another six hours ride departing from Singapore at ten in
the evening and arriving at Kuala Lumpur Malaysia at four in the morning. I
went back to my accommodation at Berjaya Times Square Hotel and just slept
till’ nine in the morning. My Destinations in Kuala Lumpur were Chinatown – a
place where you can buy cheap clothes, accessories, bags and shoes but it’s
just the same with our Divisoria in the Philippines, ours is probably cheaper.
My next visit is the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, the Largest Aviary Park in the
World, not just in Asia! The entrance fee is only 45 Ringgit and I pretty much
enjoyed myself there because I got the chance to interact with numerous of Bird Species,
most of them were not even in cages, so you see them in flocks wandering
around the Park. But the thing that I enjoyed the most is the feeding time held
at their Lake, all the Birds, flightless or flying were all rushing to get their
food and you will definitely get entertained! My Last Destination in Kuala
Lumpur is their Most Prominent Landmark, the Symbol of Malaysia, the Petronas
Twin Towers. My Kuala Lumpur Trip wouldn’t be complete without visiting these
Twin Skyscrapers. However, I encountered some problems going there, Taxi Drivers
were haggling me and they don’t like using their metered fares instead their
giving off contracted prices which is very expensive compared to the metered
fares and they even have this sticker written on the side of their car door
“This is a metered Taxi, don’t tolerate haggling.” And yet they’re still doing
it and the Government of Malaysia is not doing anything about it. Good thing I
discovered the KL Monorail, it’s cheaper and faster than Taxi, no traffic at
all, I only paid 3.20 Ringgit for a roundtrip to my target station which is “Bukit
Nanas”, just 3 stations away from my station of origin “Imbi”. After going down
to station “Bukit Nanas”, a short ten minute walk and you’re already there, infront of
the Third Tallest Building in the World, the Petronas Twin Towers! "I was amazed
with how the building was made, steel structures, beautifully designed in terms
of its architecture, you just can’t stop looking at it. You just can’t help but
to ask, is this how far us humans have already developed our technology? It was
just surreal to my eyes." While walking back to the monorail station, I was just
appreciating Kuala Lumpur’s surroundings, getting to know KL a little bit more…
My
third day in KL is just rest time for me, just enjoying Berjaya Times Square’s
Hotel, Swimming Pool, Huge Ten-Floored Mall and a Mini Theme Park. Berjaya
Times Square is a one stop place for everything you need in a place. Buses to
and from Singapore stops here too because it is right in the Central of Kuala
Lumpur, the Capital of Malaysia. With regards to their Dishes, Malaysian
Cuisine is similar to the Chinese and Indian Specialties, Spices are its main
ingredient.
There
are a lot of pros and cons about Kuala Lumpur but if I would honestly describe
it? Exactly the same as Manila Philippines but a little more improved compared
to it. These two countries have the same flow of traffic and haggling modus of Taxi
drivers on their passengers. Although, it is not polluted when it comes to
vehicular smoke and garbage compared to Manila.
Overall,
Your Pambansang Manlalakbay Armie “Happy Loner Traveller” Yuson enjoyed
Malaysia’s KL Bird Park, Petronas Twin Towers and Berjaya Times Square Hotel…
YEBAH!!!
- Happy Loner Traveller
*** This Article is dedicated to the "GREAT" ARMANDO Q. LEYVA. Tatay, I always miss you and I love you so much...
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