Hello, and welcome back. In case you were wondering why I haven't written in quite some time, the reason is simple: blogger has been banned in China, where I stayed until yesterday, and that makes it a bit difficult to publish anything. But now that I'm in Japan, I can write again, so let's get down to business.
Me and my family arrived in Malaysia on the 1st of January, and left on the 7th (except for my brother, who left a day earlier). The difference is that I went to China, while they went home.
In Malaysia, we stayed in a hotel close to Kuala Lumpur right next to a theme park and to a mall. The park was very cool, with a lot of different attractions, such as water slides, roller coasters, zip wires, wave beach (where we surfed), even a horror zone with live actors.
The mall was nice too. Apart from the usual stuff (shops, restaurants, cinemas...), it also had an ice skating ring, which we tried out.
And we were joined there by two of the families that had taken me in during my travels, namely the ones from the Philippines and Thailand.
With so much in the same area, one might imagine that we never left it. But actually me and my youngest brother (along with the family from Thailand) went to Kuala Lumpur, where we visited the Central Market and saw the Twin Towers in the distance.
I think that the only problem with this place was the fact that I got sick (again...)
Me and my family arrived in Malaysia on the 1st of January, and left on the 7th (except for my brother, who left a day earlier). The difference is that I went to China, while they went home.
In Malaysia, we stayed in a hotel close to Kuala Lumpur right next to a theme park and to a mall. The park was very cool, with a lot of different attractions, such as water slides, roller coasters, zip wires, wave beach (where we surfed), even a horror zone with live actors.
The mall was nice too. Apart from the usual stuff (shops, restaurants, cinemas...), it also had an ice skating ring, which we tried out.
And we were joined there by two of the families that had taken me in during my travels, namely the ones from the Philippines and Thailand.
With so much in the same area, one might imagine that we never left it. But actually me and my youngest brother (along with the family from Thailand) went to Kuala Lumpur, where we visited the Central Market and saw the Twin Towers in the distance.
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| One of the entrances to the Central Market. |
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