What a disaster! We left the hotel around 11.30am to grab a coach to our next destination. The previous day we had met Maria from Sweden and Doris from Austria. Maria suggested that we should visit the Parenthian Islands on the North Eastern coast. After trudging around KL, roaming numerous coach stalls we accepted that the only way to get to the islands was via a night coach which left at 9.30pm. Our time limit meant that this was not worth the travel up th...

Day Six Down for breakfast. Not feeling on top form today. I could only eat the fruit which was making me feel pretty awful. Today we visited Batu Caves just outside the city. Batu Caves is made up of a system of enormous caves in which many Hindu's practice their faith. Inside the caves you can see many magnificent temples and holy relics. It is out of this world. When Roisin, Rob and I arrived at the caves it was astonishing. Without any exaggeration...

Day 5 Travelling from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur by coach was facinating. We passes miles and miles of thick Malaysian jungle. Originally our coach was to drop us off at Berjaya Times Square although the driver told us that the Commonwealth Stadium was the final departure for passengers. Fantastic! We proceeded to get a taxi into the city. The driver was friendly and chatty. We were indulging in his history lesson of KL and took us by the Old Palace where th...