In Sandakan I was equipped with a local map. After gathering my bearings I was already close to a landmark: the fountain. Close by was the Sandakan Museum off a court opposite the police station so I popped in to have a look around there.
Sandakan police station
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I woke up expecting to get on a push bike and straight to the Orangutan rehabilitation centre but the bikes were not ready yet. I chatted with Lee Kun’s wife, Phui Wan, about my travel plans and she showed me some pictures of her and Lee Kun’s trip to Japan. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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Malaysia certainly isn’t short of places to shop. Big shopping complexes are aplenty here. I seem to find one, think its massive, walk around the corner, then find a bigger one.
Inside one of many malls in Kuala Lumpur
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Batu Caves is 13KM (8 miles) north of Kuala Lumpur, I took the bus to get there. It was an adventure in itself trying to get the right bus. I had 2 options, go to the main bus station, or catch a bus from a smaller depot area. I decided to go to the main bus station, it seemed easier to locate and it was closer to the hostel I was staying at. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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Full length KL Tower
Today I went up the KL Tower (known as the Menara here), some nice views can be seen at the 276M (928ft) tall observation deck. They also have a revolving resturant just above that but it seemed quite expensive (getting progressively more expensive the later in the day you eat there) so I gave it a miss for now, maybe I should pay up and get a night view from there some other time. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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