WP. Kuala Lumpur

It has been our second last last day here in Malaysia.
Once again we enjoyed a rich breakfast in a cute little cafe within the city. Our first activity was visiting the batu caves, a hindu temple which many locals and taxi drives recommended us to see. Similar to the temple in Ipoh it was built into a natural cave but this one was a bit bigger, more colorful, had way more monkeys and sadly was far more touristic.
Greeted by a large golden statue at the entrance we walked the steep stairs up to the caves where they had a few hindu religious sites but selling merchandise seemed to be of greater importance.
Our following stop were the botanical gardens of Kuala Lumpur a place to enjoy the shade, the slightly cooler temperatures and the peace and calm contrary to the busy city.
We then returned to the hotel to charge our batteries enabling ourselfs to later enjoy our last dinner in Malaysia at hard rock cafe.
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Üse zweit letschti Tag do in Malaysia isch abroche. Wiedermoll hemmer ime sehr herzige und feine Kafi dörfe zmörgele. Denn hets üs au scho zude Batu Caves zoge. En Hindu Tempel, wo au wieder id Felse inebaue worde isch. Sehr idrücklich isch die gross, goldig Statue vorne usse gsi. Gfolgt vo de viele, farbige Stegetritt ufe in Tempel. Es spannends Erlebnis, wo aber au seeehr touristisch isch. Witer simmer denn in Botanische Garte. Er isch bedüzend grösser gsi wie de in Penang, aber glich au mega schön. Mer hend d Rueh und d Chüeli im Schatte sehr gnosse. Was en sehr en grosse Kontrast zude Stadt Kuala Lumpur isch. Müed simmer denn retour is Hotel und hend üs usruebet, damit mer am Obig no hend chöne is Hard Rock Cafe go Znacht esse go und so üse letschti Obig do hend chöne usklinge loh.Read more