Our evening in Melaka or Mallacca entailed of a rickshaw ride playing cheesy music loudly to a restaurant advised by the Lonely Planet. It was a Pakistani restaurant with the most incredible curries. They were the best naan breads we have ever tasted! It was cooked in big tandoori ovens and pots on the street. After following the river home we found a bar eventually with 2 ladies singing Elton John and Whitney Huston classics, we ordered a tower of 3 litre Tige...

We made it to Malacca after lugging our backpacks though 37 degrees in KL. We left our Hotel Classic Inn and had local Malayisan Roti with egg for breakfast, a bit like a pancake. We had to catch up on some sleep yesterday as the heat and our jet lagged kicked in. We had a very productive first few hours in Malacca, followed by a trip to the roof top garden for a nap. We went on a river boat cruise and spotted some swimming lizards, Malacca is very colourful an...

We found China Town last night which was really interesting, we may have only found it because we got completely lost on the way back from the Patronas Towers yesterday. We stopped off and had our first vaguely Malaysian beer, (earliery in the day we had stopped at at a beach bar and asked for whatever Malaysian beer they had, they brought us a drink with Carlsberg beer mats, in Carlsburg glasses and I saw them pour it from a Calesburg pump and you all know the ...

So we arrived at 7 o clock in the morning and it was allready 27 degrees (but very foggy). We were very indepdent as airport, haviing to get a train just to get our luggage back and then getting the KLIA express to the centre of KL. We then found the monorail (we're ignoring the fact that there was a very close monorail stationand we walked twenty minutesd with all of our bags to the next one!) and got to our hotel where we instantly turned the air conditioning d...

All packed and ready to head off tomorrow morning!