Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia

We arrived in the early morning at the capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, which is located about 90-minutes from the port.

25 or so guests took the coach to the National Museum where Cathy and I studied colonial and modern Malaysia.

Portuguese, Dutch, English and Japan all have occupied Malaysia primarily for its tin resources. The little nation became independent from Great Britain in 1957.

The Muslims govern the country, rigorously pushing the full conversion of the population to Islam by heavily incentivizing the 37 million population to be Muslims.

We coached to the national park where we viewed several monuments. We visited a mosque, train station, War Memorial, and the twin Pedrosa Towers.Read more