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Lot 908, Jalan Jati, Off Jalan Inai, Kuala Lumpur, 55100, Malaysia
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i just wanted to know if there were any locals... university students more specifically... who do day tours of KL on a budget... il be coming in early february ~ only in town for a day but want to be effective with the time
that would be me! in graduate school right now, with my own car and motorcycle, and spend almost 150KM daily on the road.
that sounds fantastic...
do you have a daily rate? we are from the philippines and only have a day to see KL.. i have enquired with other guides but their rates are so high! i paid less to see Singapore!
the date we will need your assistance is February 9th.
my email is jp. erni@ gmail.com (no spaces) contact me when you are available.
Hi I would also like to hear your daily rates :) We are in KL in the beginning of january, specifically the 3rd. Write me at rosa@rosalux.dk
thanks
hello there. i'm a college student and would love to give you guys a tour! but i can only do it during weekends. i dont own a car but if you guys would like to go sightseeing via trains i would love to show you guys around.
name's Dalila and you can e-mail me at dalilakhairi@gmail.com
i've never done this but i would love to give it a try. how's RM70 for a day? :)
There are many places for massages and reflexology in KL, personally I love massages and could have one more than once a week :o)
Having tried a few places in KL, this is my favourite, clean, great massages, very peaceful and decently prices.
They have a wide range of massages, reflexology, treatments etc...
This place is on Jalan Bukit Bintang opposite the Sarawak Tourism shop.
A striking aspect for Europeans in tropical cities is that, in spite of all the modernisation and development, Nature manages to make its way into the urban sprawl. Lots of tropical birds fly in the city gardens and even a community of macaques has made of the Batu Caves their home.
As per the first tip above, Manueleb and his family were in town and I had met them in the morning for breakfast before rushing off to do some hurried shopping with my son. Later that night, I met with him again, and this time I also got the chance to meet VT'ers Jenniferchin and cat_y88 It was a first time for me to meet these two lovely ladies. Cat was taller than I expected and a cool and quiet girl.
Jen was about what she seems in her virtual pages...urbane, sophisticated, chatty and friendly. Seemed that Manuel and family had enjoyed a dinner with them and audrey118 (but Audrey had already left when I got there that night.) We met to have drinks at Finnegans, KL (on Jalan Sultan Ismail, near Fortuna Hotel and directly across the road from Pizza Hut) and chatted about everything and nothing. It was a rather charming night to be out, as a drizzle of rain fell lightly upon us from time to time and being a Sunday, the streets were rather quiet. It was so late that the staff started turning off the lights one by one!
(Update June 2006: Cat_y88 has taken her listing off from VT and has resurfaced under a new ID).
PS.
In case you're wondering, mini skirts do not form part of my usual night-out attire. However, that night, I was indeed in my 1960's mini-skirt and boots because I had just come from a dinner with a 1960's Theme. I must say I enjoyed wearing those boots because I look like I'm ready to kick butt in them-they are 3 inch high but very comfortable! (haha) By the way, just for the record, Manuel is much younger looking in person-you just have to look beyond the obvious...beard heheh
visit the Masjid Jamek Mosque - the OLDEST mosque here in the city.
It sits right at the point where two rivers, the Kelang and Gombak rivers, meet.... and that's how the city of Kuala Lumpur came into being! Today, this mosque is a MAJOR tourist attraction... like what the Blue Mosque is to Istanbul!
It's important to be respectful of Ramadan in Malaysia, as Muslim Malaysians can not eat until sunset. It is amazing party at sunset though... great music and huge dinner buffets.
It's especially obvious if eating around 6ish at the KLCC food court. Muslim Malaysians will buy their food about a 1/2 hour early to prepare for eating time, so you will see tables of people sitting around waiting to eat... quite an experience!
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