Its a wonderful thing waking up in the morning. Our brains are dormant. We have mystifying yawns. After that cup of coffee, we start with life, make a living, watch the news, shop at the hypermarket. We try our best to lay food on the table and keep the Volvo tank full. Some of us over the years have become complicated, sophisticated, modern, and vibrant. But we forget. We forget that some best things in life are simple. We forget the joyful, honost and cheerful child we once were. We forget that the most humanly moment in our day is probably those first 10 minutes, early in the morning, when we are dormant.
It’s 31st August, which marks Malaysia’s 49th year of independance from British colonialism
and the day the joyful, triumphant shouts of “Merdeka, Merdeka, Merdeka!†resonated throughout the nation as Malaya’s first Prime Minister, Allahyarham Tunku Abdul Rahman stood on a podium at Merdeka Square doing the same.
(New Straits Times) KUALA LUMPUR: Up to 60 per cent discounts and one million seats on Malaysia Airlines are up for grabs.
This is what visitors can expect from the national carrier at the 22nd Malaysian Association of Tours and Travel Agents (Matta) Fair from Sept 22 to 24.
MAS commercial director Datuk Rashid Khan said the […]
AirAsia is set to launch flights between Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia and Hanoi in Vietnam, beginning 4th October 2006.
To celebrate the airline is offering a special promotional fare for this new service of just RM49.99 / US$15 one way for travel between 4th October 2006 to 24th March 2007. The booking period to enjoy this […]
So you plan to travel to Malaysia, and you’re confused on deciding whether to rent a self driven car or not? Perhaps these tips might help clear up the cloudy sky.
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* Malaysia has many secrets off the beaten path. Some of these destinations are often not visited when using public transportation. For example, Lata Kinjang, […]
Malaysia has many weird food (weird even to some locals) to offer, and most of them can easily be found in Kuala Lumpur. However, each state in Malaysia offers its own special delicacy. For example, budu in Kelantan, keropok lekor in Terengganu, cencaluk in Melaka. However, all of them are easily found in Kuala Lumpur. […]
According to this news from Reuters on Yahoo News, its mentioned that Kuala Lumpur is the cheapest city to live in, followed by Mumbai, Buenos Aires and Delhi.
A comment from a local however thinks otherwise:
I live in Kuala Lumpur and can say that Kuala Lumpur is far from being a cheap city. I wonder if […]