Malaysia: What to See: A Complete Itinerary – Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi

Описание: A comprehensive overview of Malaysia, including instructions for planning your trip.
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00:00 – Introduction
The author shares his first impressions of Malaysia, which he associates with Kuala Lumpur, the Petronas Twin Towers, and the islands of Penang and Langkawi.

00:28 – Cultural Diversity
Malaysia is a unique blend of Chinese, Hindu, and Muslim cultures, creating the feeling of traveling through three different countries.

1:07 – Hostel in Kuala Lumpur
A stay for $6 in a unique hostel designed like wooden parallelepipeds.

1:30 – City from Above
A visit to the TV Tower with a panoramic view of the skyscrapers and a glass floor on the observation deck.

2:55 – Durian Tasting
An attempt to try durian in a non-touristy place. The author describes the unusual taste and smell of the fruit.

3:47 – Food Street
An evening stroll along a busy street with street food.

4:14 – Rong Shrimp
I tried a huge shrimp called Rong.

4:38 – Art District
A visit to a graffiti-filled area. Colorful walls coexist with unpleasant odors.

5:23 AM – Temples of Kuala Lumpur
The author visits a Hindu temple (under restoration), a Chinese temple in Chinatown, and a mosque (closed on Fridays), celebrating the city's multiculturalism.

8:57 AM – Pardan Botanical Garden
A walk among waterfalls and bamboo bridges.

9:56 AM – National Palace
A visit to the palace, where tourists are not allowed inside.

10:26 AM – Metro
A modern metro station where many passengers have iPhones, a testament to the wealth of the residents.

11:24 AM – Musical Fountain
A free light and music show near a shopping mall.

12:22 PM – Food Courts and National Cuisine
Tests Malaysian dishes: the Chinese was unimpressive, while the Indian was quite impressive.

1:32 PM – Batu Caves
A grand Hindu temple inside a cave.

2:37 PM – Transfer to Ipoh
Train ride; the carriages are very cold.

3:06 PM – Local Market
The food in Ipoh is more authentic compared to Kuala Lumpur.

4:27 PM – Raku Cave
A cave temple with a tranquil atmosphere.

5:07 PM – Temples of Ipoh
Visit stunning Hindu and Chinese temples.

6:47 PM – Traditional Architecture Park
An open-air museum with houses from different regions.

7:29 PM – Kek Lok Tong Cave
Breathtaking natural forms inside a cave.

8:32 PM – Temple in a Cave
A combination of natural beauty and religious art.

9:14 PM – Amusement Park
Fewer tourists, so you can quietly enjoy nature.

10:27 PM – Ipoh Mosque
The building resembles the Taj Mahal.

11:04 PM – Georgetown
Transition to a city with a blend of Chinese, Indian, and Muslim cultures.

12:24 PM – Sky Bridge
Panoramic views of the city, but crowded with tourists.

11:25 PM – Temples
The Buddhist and Hindu temples of Georgetown are stunningly beautiful.

11:34 PM – Chu Jet District
Floating houses, amazingly clean and safe.

11:33 PM – Little India
A stroll through the Indian Quarter, sampling local cuisine.

11:27 PM – Modern Cafes
A cafe featuring molecular gastronomy, lots of people with laptops.

29:27 – Buddhist Temples
A complex of Buddhist temples with a mesmerizing atmosphere.

30:32 – Snake Temple
A place where real snakes live in the temple.

31:32 – Langkawi Island
Transfer to the island, enjoying the beaches.

32:29 – Sky Bridge on Langkawi
Breathtaking views of nature.

33:37 – Pantai Tengah Beach
A beautiful, clean beach, but the water wasn't as turquoise as expected.

34:31 – Mangrove Forest
A tour of the mangrove forest, eagle feeding.

35:35 – Widow Lake
The largest freshwater lake on the island, but expectations were higher.

36:39 – Berabah Island
A walk around the island, relaxing on the beach.

37:39 – Rabbit Hostel
An unusual place where Malaysian rabbits live.
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