Perth-Singapore-Kualalumpur tigerairways € 80 with about five hours to reach Singapore and 3 hours after the flight to KL for about an hour. (For direct flights from Italy, trains and buses see the post "Travelling in Malaysia" )
me your flight confirmation should be printed, many people may not be loaded for this, I do not know why. The flight
okay, arrival in Singapore, and various other customs and visa flight to Kuala Lumpur for 50min . Arrive in KL and we are already seeing the change, chaos, people doing everything to sell the bus tickets or other products. I go in the yellow bus
because they bring in bus station which was close to my hostel Backpakers Inn paid about € 3 in dorm.
The hostel is obviously not the best but for the price I adapt.
Moisture that I find is similar to that of a sauna at least on the first day it cost me to get used. I take the map and see that you do not need anything, Chinatown and all the central districts of the city are chaotic, a few signs but just ask all the people here speak English. First thing I'm going to
Petronas, impressive, inside there is also a large shopping center and pharmacy just to buy a mosquito repellent. Informed me by bus to the Batu Caves Putrayaja and the tourist information not far from Petronas.
around the city and I think that without all this chaos and pollution of the city would be more enjoyable (there is a strong contrast between new and dilapidated structures). The old train station is beautiful, you can also see the tram, the various mosques, the Merdeka Square worth seeing.
Chinatown is a total chaos, full of tarot cards of all brands of bars but I'm going to eat McDonalds (I know it's my fault but I hate to eat new things) intention to buy bread in the bread 7eleven but taking out a rat ..... give up ....
Batu Caves by bus about 20km 50cent
just outside of KL are the Batu Caves, I take the bus from the market place at a ridiculous price, but after I realized that the stops are endless and the pace slow There is a bus boy while going to open doors to invite people screaming I'm blessed to take the bus, within one and a half.
Arrive at Batu Caves, stay in front of the stucco Murugan statue is one of the most important industrial locations outside India. Besides the statue and a high impact, there is a stairway of 250 steps full of monkeys and eventually you get into the caves where there are several Hindu statues.
Beautiful, it's really worth seeing.
Putrajaya train from Kuala Lumpur Sentral, about 7Euro a / r
is the new administrative capital city, perhaps to relieve congestion in KL. The city is still small but it is all new and modern, there are many buildings still being cotruzione, you can see several mosques, the palace of the Prime Minister, the courthouse and several bridges over the artificial lake that the city seems
disproportionate compared to its population. Difficult to move except by bus because everything is far away.
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