Mini Photo Diary of the Epic Summer Vacation
October 3, 2009 at 4:23 am 2 comments
Because a picture is worth a thousand words, I have selected a few pictures (28 to be exact) from my respository of 3000+ images to give you a snippet of the extraordinary things I saw while on vacation to Malaysia, Hong Kong & Singapore this summer. Malaysia has some pretty amazing things to see, but you will see more pictures of food than you will places because the cuisine whether on the side of the road, in a restaurant, off a stand somewhere or at home, the food is absolutely scrumptious. You end up eating just about 6-8 small meals a day because of carts, stands & restaurants on every corner, needless to say I welcomed the gym with open arms upon my return. Enjoy!
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- Welcome to Kuala Lumpur!
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- Palm Trees along the highway
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- My vacation house!
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- Malaysian Satays
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- Infamous Jack Fruit & Durian
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- Roti Canai w/3 Curries
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- No Styrofoam here – all plastic!
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- Take out on the Side of the Road
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- First street vendor we saw
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- Hole in the Ground Toilets
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- Malaysian Fried Clams
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- Malaysian Beef Satays
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- Parliamentary Structure
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- “Cheo Gwai Teew”
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- Fish Ball Skewers at Night Market
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- Dim Sum Style Dinner on the Road
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- KL Towers
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- A Coffee Bean!
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- Batu Caves – 280 steps up!
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- Snakes on top of Batu Cave
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- Cameron Highlands
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- 6500 per 100 sq feet in Hong Kong!
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- View of HK from Victoria Peak
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- Hong Kong Fishing Harbour
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- First Wakeboarding Experience in HK
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- Residences on the side of Mountains in HK
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- Singapore Lion
Entry filed under: Life is Grand. Tags: food, hong kong, kuala lumpur, malaysia, singapore, vacation.
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Satish | October 4, 2009 at 1:27 am
Awesome
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Wayne Sang | October 5, 2009 at 6:25 pm
Nice photos!
Those toilets felt so precarious to me, especially since they’re hosed down so regularly so the ground is always wet and slick. I’m such a westernized wuss haha.
The satay was my most memorable dish out of everything. Really simple, but it just stuck in my mind for some reason. That and the Roti Canai I had for breakfast most days at my relative’s home, tasty start to a day.