Malaysia Footsteps

5Mar/0916

Malaysian strawberries

Posted by nana

yummy!

Juicy, red, succulent strawberries…ever had a craving for some?

Malaysians are very fortunate as we do not have to book the next plane ticket overseas as strawberries are grown right at our very doorsteps.

Cameron Highlands, with its cooling climate and low temperatures is the most suitable place for these strawberries to thrive.

5Mar/097

Fort Cornwallis Lighthouse

Posted by nana

A marvellous view awaits at the top!

Excitement coursed through my veins, as my small feet lumbered nimbly up the steely white stairs.

The ascending air was getting chilly, and the bright sunshine glared brightly as I treaded gingerly.

I was making my way, alone, up the eighty-odd steps of the famed Fort Cornwallis Lighthouse, situated on the northeast side of George Town, Penang.

Trying my best to not look downwards I held tightly onto the railings. A camera balanced menacingly around my neck, I whispered a silent prayer.

5Mar/091

KL in a tour ride

Posted by nana

Passengers waiting to ride on the double-decker bus

At a loss on what to do, when you have a few hours to kill and are in Kuala Lumpur for a day or two?

Well, take a ride on the Kuala Lumpur (KL) Hop-On and Hop-Off city tour. I like to call it Ho Ho Ho…! (Sounds like Santa Claus's laughter).

This double-decker bus service takes the scenic route around the Kuala Lumpur city centre and passes by 42 main attractions.