Johor Bahru. We caught a bus from the "Melaka Sentral" bus station to Johor Bahru, a city right on the border to Singapore. On the bus down there we decided to not spend the night on the Malaysian side of the border, but head into Singapore that same afternoon. This turned out to be very good decision-making. What we could see of Johor Bahru was not worth staying for. When leaving Malaysia I was thinking about how much I liked the country, and tha...

"Melaka" Melaka, or Malacca, as some people prefer to write in English, is a smaller city than KL. Nevertheless, it stretches out over a much greater area than I had expected it to. When we arrived there after a good bus ride in a bus with only three seats on every row, we were on the main bus station in the outskirts of the city. The local bus, number 17 took us to the city center from the modern star shaped "Melaka Sentral". The city cent...

The bus pulled up by the curb in KL at 3:30 AM. After collecting our bags, the first thing in mind was to find a place to sleep. We checked the first hostel we could find, knowing that it could not be too expensive since we were in the outskirts of Chinatown. The hostel we entered was very dirty, and the smell was not too good, but it was about as cheap as we had heard it was possible to get, so we took the room. This was the first time since Omsk that I made u...