KL (Kuala Lumpur) Malaysia – A City for the Senses

The Many Sides of KLWe really enjoyed KL, a friendly cultural melting pot where we felt safe and welcomed.   Rather than write a long blog for this recent trip, we thought we’d let the pictures do the talking.  From left to right:

• The refreshingly sweet taste of Cendol, a coconut based frozen drink with gummy worm-like green gelatin.
• The strong smell of incense during “borrowing day” at Sze Ya Taoist Temple.
• The cooling feeling of mist blowing from Merdeka Square Fountain.
• The hard-to-hear sound of Matt ordering the “3 BBQ Plate” within an extensive food court - He nearly ordered three “3 BBQ Plates” by mistake…What a pitty that would have been!
• The colorful sight of deities lined up at Sri Mahamariamman Hindu Temple.

Will we make it back to Malaysia again in the future?  Our senses indicate that the answer to that question is a resounding yes!

Comments

[Steve]

You will need to spend days telling us about your adventures when you return, but I can't believe you are missing Frozen Dead Guy Days in Neaderland.

Love the pictures. Keep them coming, please.

[DINKS Travel]

Steve - The good thing about Ned's frozen dead guy is that he's not going anywhere quickly...He'll be waiting for us upon our return :)

You may not believe this, but we miss the snow. Perhaps we'll see a bit when we come home in mid-May to remind us why we should appreciate these tropical climates while we're here.