CC Travel Blog

Jul, 2009

With KLCC Twin Tower as background, this art and craft center displays how traditional Malaysian arts are made but some of the souvenirs are pricey.

Only fifteen minutes away from KL downtown, Batu Cave is a sacred place for the Hindu’s.

The last day of our trip comes quickly. This is an unexpected day with lots of surprises planned in.

We start our day at 9am to have breakfast with S’s parents and they take us to an Indian place.

After Putrajaya, we return to S’s house to drop down our luggage. For the next two nights, we’ll be crashing at her parents house. The house is quite close to the National Zoo. In the past, the area was still quite barren, a lot of animals appeared in the area, such as snakes which S caught in the house. Built in 1984, the house is already 25 years old; although feeling the need of an update inside, the exterior is well kept.