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Waiting for the plane to depart. Due to the itinerary of the trip we flew first to Hong Kong as a stop-over en rout to Kuala Lumpur |
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Approach into Kay Tak Airport is quite an experience. The runway protrudes into Hong Kong harbour, while the approach is in the direction of the mountains. During the approach the airplane is heading for the mountain, at the last minute it makes a sharp right hand turn. While the plane is turning sharply you are looking right down into the houses. Then the plane levels out and you are almost touching the flats, and then half a minute later touchdown |
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| North of Kuala Lumpur are the Batu Cave's. The caves are a Hindu shrine, a few times per year processions are held to the cave's. Along the stairs to the big cave and near the lake, there are monkeys roaming around. They are begging for food and if possible they steal what ever they can. When Willy approached one of the smaller Macaque, the older ones became quit vicious. The teeth are rather big and sharp. | |||
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| Southeast of Kauala Lumpur the Then Hou Temple is situated. The complex gives a good impression of the style of the Chinese temples. | |||
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Sultan Abdul Samat
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The Sultan Abdul Samat building houses the High Court of Malaysia. the supreme court of the country. The building itself is the icon of Kuala Lumpur. |
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