Asia / Malaysia / Singapore & Malaysia
by Christin · Published 13. April 2015 · Last modified 6. August 2017
From our Hotel, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Kuala Lumpur, the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) with the 452 m high Petronas twin Towers (Malay: Menara Petronas) only one Station. The short ride costs just 1 MYR (0.25 EUR) per Person. Our goal for the afternoon: Tickets...
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by Christian · Published 13. April 2015 · Last modified 6. August 2017
In the Orchid garden of Kuala Lumpur (Taman Orkid) are about marvel 800, some rare Orchid species. The garden is open daily from 9 to 18 o'clock. With the LRT (Light rail engl. Light rail, urban rail system), we are to Station Pasar Be dangers and there about the station, and several roads in the direction of Perdana Botanical Garden run. The Orchid Garden (Taman...
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by Christin · Published 10. April 2015 · Last modified 6. August 2017
On Langkawi there are several beaches which are mainly located in the South, West and North of the island. Although Hotels are sometimes built up to the beach is by law, every beach is open to the public. Pantai Cenang – Cenang Beach The Pantai Cenang, with its approx. length of 2.5 km,...
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by Christin · Published 10. April 2015 · Last modified 26. August 2018
In Langkawi a lot to. National Malaysian dishes, international dishes to the typical Fast Food chains such as McDonalds, Subway, Starbucks and KFC, you can find it all here. Us the Hunger led every evening after Cenang, because the way was simply the shortest. Indian Palace (Pantai Cenang, Langkawi)...
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by Christian · Published 9. April 2015 · Last modified 26. August 2018
Actually, only because of the earth cache, we drove on the 890-m-high Gunung Raya. But the approximately 20-minute-long winding path up to all sorts of attractions offered to the edge of the road: cows, monkeys, iguanas, and the deep green jungle to the left and to the right. Really great! At the top we found a lookout tower. Because of the weather...
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by Christian · Published 9. April 2015 · Last modified 6. August 2017
Panorama Langkawi or Langkawi Sky Cab is since the opening in 2002, the tourist Highlight of the island. A 2-Kilometer-long cable car brings you up into the airy heights of the Gunung machin Chang. The view from the machin Chang mountain is unique. If the weather is clear you can here a few kilometers away in the pristine...
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by Christin · Published 8. April 2015 · Last modified 6. August 2017
Our trips on the small island of Langkawi, we came mainly through settlements and villages. The only two larger cities are Pantai Cenang and Kuah. Kuah, capital of Langkawi shopping Paradise of Langkawi – a Duty-free Zone In the South-East of the island, Kuah, capital of Langkawi is. Kuah means in Malay “rocky” and a legend...
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by Christian · Published 7. April 2015 · Last modified 12. August 2017
Since we wanted to Langkawi to explore on your own, we really needed a rental car. From our Hotel, the Danna Langkawi, we were driven to the airport. In the arrival hall and I am on the search for the big companies in the industry. The time I would have been able to save me but – Avis,...
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by Christian · Published 22. February 2015 · Last modified 2. March 2018
In a few weeks we fly to Singapore and then on to the Malaysian island of Langkawi. Currently we are in the midst of the preparations for this trip. Flight booking, we have Booked the flights to Asia with SWISS via Zurich to Singapore. The return flight is with SWISS to Zurich. However,...
Asia / Malaysia / Southeast Asia
by Christian · Published 29. November 2011 · Last modified 6. August 2017
In Kuala Lumpur we visited the largest free cage bird Park in the world, which is home to more than 2000 birds from 200 local and foreign species. Very good we liked the Park and the large open-air enclosure. The wide variety of birds were flying around us, or ran through the meadows green. It is...
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by Christian · Published 29. November 2011 · Last modified 27. October 2019
On our last day in Kuala Lumpur, we first visited the Friday mosque and the Merdeka square. This is located in the West of the city and is a Symbol of independent Malaysia. Of the large open green area at the Merdeka square, we had a great view of the surrounding attractions of Kuala Lumpur, such as the TV tower...
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by Christian · Published 28. November 2011 · Last modified 13. February 2019
For the third Time we landed on the airport of Kuala Lumpur. With the Paths already well-acquainted, we were seated within a few minutes in the 8 Ringgits expensive Shuttle bus to KL Sentral. For the two Nights we had chosen the Maytower Hotel is in close proximity to the city centre of Kuala Lumpur. Our room was...
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by Christian · Published 26. November 2011 · Last modified 13. February 2019
The next morning we visited the Batu caves, about 15 kilometres North of the Malaysian capital. A special Highlight here is the 42,7 Meter high gold Statue on the forecourt. The cave and the surrounding areas host several Hindu temples. To do this, we had to climb, however, a 270-step staircase. In the cave...
Bevor die Zeit für uns im Dschungel abgelaufen war, stand der Mulu Canopy Skywalk noch auf unserem Plan. Dieser 480 Meter lange und 15 bis 25 Meter hoher Pfad führt über Hängebrücken durch die Baumkronen des Regenwaldes.