Our last full day in KL started with a self-serve Indian feast near our sleeping quarters (the Pondok Lodge) in the Bukit Bintang neighborhood. I went with vegetarian delights, while Gavin consumed the lamb curry and chicken tandoori.
We walked to the KL tower and were overwhelmed by the throngs of day-trippers and the exorbitant price of a venture to the top, so we made our way to the trails in the surrounding park, Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, for some urban hiking. It's a proper tropical rainforest in the middle of the city with extensive, well-marked trails that has been preserved since 1906.
A nearby monastery.
Abandoned colonial relics on the outskirts of the forest.
After a quick respite back at our hotel to mop the sweat from our sodden limbs, we headed to the Little India neighborhood (Brickfields) for some snackage and shopping. I fell in love with the resplendent colors and liveliness of the area, vowing once again that my next big trip will be to India.
We walked to the KL tower and were overwhelmed by the throngs of day-trippers and the exorbitant price of a venture to the top, so we made our way to the trails in the surrounding park, Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, for some urban hiking. It's a proper tropical rainforest in the middle of the city with extensive, well-marked trails that has been preserved since 1906.
A nearby monastery.
Abandoned colonial relics on the outskirts of the forest.
After a quick respite back at our hotel to mop the sweat from our sodden limbs, we headed to the Little India neighborhood (Brickfields) for some snackage and shopping. I fell in love with the resplendent colors and liveliness of the area, vowing once again that my next big trip will be to India.
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Yikes! What pray tell does one do with cow urine? :)
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