Travelog for: Yuki

Hello Voyagers!!
My name´s Yuki and i´m a spiritual panda who follow Budas path!
Hope you like me

Apa khabar?
Greetings from Malaysia.
I have arrived in Malaysia safely mommy
I'll send you pictures soon
Tonight I'm heading to Shah Alam with aliah for her convocation rehearsal

Love,
Yuki

I am now in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital city. We (Aquila, Yum Yum & I) tagged along as our host has something to so here today. We just see a little part of Kuala Lumpur but I am all excited since this is my first time here. I saw Kuala Lumpur Tower & a Hindu Temple called Sri Mahamariamman Temple.

I'm in Port Dickson and this is my first time at the beach.
I'm enjoying the breeze (^-^)
It's almost dusk when we arrived.

This morning, we woke up early to see the sunrise. Unfortunately, it was cloudy because it was raining heavily earlier

I'm now in Melaka. I was told that Melaka is Malaysia historical city so it has many Malaysia history.

This museum located in Bandar Hilir is filled with artifacts related to Admiral Cheng Ho who sailed to Melaka from China in the 15th century. There are about 2,000 historical items related to Cheng Ho and the Ming Dynasty being displayed at the museum, including crockery, coins, the Cheng Ho Well, clothing and a replica of Cheng Ho's ship.

This prominent landmark almost synonymous with Melaka, was a fortress built by the Portuguese admiral, Alfonso d' Albuquerque in 1511. It was badly damaged during the Dutch invasion in 1641. Timely intervention by Sir Stamford Raffles, a British official, in 1808 saved what remains of the A'Famosa today.

This church is the testimony to Dutch architectural ingenuity. Interesting features include the church's handmade pews, ceiling beams (constructed without joints), brass bible, tombstone and 'The Last Supper' in glazed tiles.

Sarawak is one of two Malaysian states on the island of Borneo. Known as Bumi Kenyalang (‘Land of the Hornbills’), it is situated on the north-west of the island. It is the largest state in Malaysia. I'll be here for a few days for sightseeing.

First I saw the Sarawak River and The Astana, which the imposing palace on the north bank of the river opposite the Waterfront, was built in 1870 by Charles Brooke as a bridal gift to his wife Margaret. It is nowadays the official residence of the Head of State of Sarawak.

Sarawak Cultural Village situated at about 32 km from Kuching.
It is a site covering some 14 hectares of tropical rain forest. Also known as The Living Museum. Located at the foot of the legendary Mount Santubong, it is a cultural village displaying houses belonging to the various ethnic groups or native people such as the Bidayuh, Iban, Penan, Orang Ulu, Melanau, Malays and Chinese.

Yul is teaching me how to play "congkak". It is a game of wit played by womenfolk in ancient times that required no more than holes in the earth and tamarind seeds. Today, it has been refined to a board game. It consists of a wooden board with two rows of five, seven, or nine holes and two large holes at both ends called "home". Congkak, played with shells, pebbles or tamarind seeds, requires two players. We're playing with nine holes & pebbles.

Do you know what Kuching means? The name Kuching literally means ‘cat’ (kucing) in Malay language. I'm meeting with the infamous cat in Kuching city  *meow*

I'm visiting a temple in Kangar. It just a small temple in the middle of the town of Kangar.

I'm off to visit Mosuha next 
See you later!