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Petit coup de gueule, Malaisie
Bonjour, je lis dans la presse que 2 canadiens sont accusé d'avoir "provoqué" le seisme de la semaine derniere dans l'erat de Sabbah. Ils auraient declenché la colère des dieux de la montagne en se photographiant nus. Sans juger la Malaisie sur le sort qu'ils leur réservent mon coup de gueule va á ceux qui se croient tout permis a l'etranger, ne respectent aucuns moeurs des pays dans lesquels ils vont. Et malheureusement il y en a de plus en plus. A ceux la restez chez vous! Aprenez le respect et ensuite , eventuellement, voyagez!
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Two weeks in Malaysia in September 2017
Hi there,

Here’s our account of our trip to Malaysia from September 11th to 27th. I hope our tips can help others as much as this forum has helped us!

Day 0:

Departure from Nantes with a transfer in Amsterdam via KLM (720 €).

Day 1:

We arrive at KLIA1 in the early afternoon. First challenge: figuring out where to pick up our luggage. Turns out the answer is right under our noses—we need to take the airport’s internal metro! Once we’ve got our bags, we withdraw some cash from a Maybank ATM right there. Next up: SIM card! Just outside the arrivals hall, several kiosks offer them. We go for a Celcom 5 GB card (70 RM). Then it’s taxi time to get to KL, in the Bukit Bintang area—about 85 RM in a slightly old taxi with weak air conditioning. We check into our Airbnb apartment, which is clean, more spacious than a hotel room, and—best of all—has a charming balcony with a gorgeous nighttime view!



We end up hanging out on that balcony, reviewing our plans for the next day. After dark, we take the monorail just a short walk away to enjoy our first evening on a rooftop at the 34th floor: Hélipad (Raja Chulan station—you have to enter the Menara Tower at the base of the station) with a panoramic view of the city and its iconic towers.





Finally, we head to Jalan Alor to grab a bite in this super busy street. Big sleep ahead! 😴
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