I’ve said in a previous blog post, that if you’ve been in one cave, you’ve been in them all. Well, Malaysia is teaching me thats not the case at all. Batu Caves. It’s more than just a cave. It’s a temple, a shrine. In fact, it’s one of the most popular shrines outside of India. It’s just a simple 25 minute train ride from Kuala Lumpur’s KL Sentral Station. Once you arrive, the train drops you off almost right in front of the caves. You can’t miss the largest Murugan statu

The Patronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur is probably the most famous building in all of Malaysia. In fact, it was the only thing I really knew about Malaysia before I arrived. While I was planning on seeing the towers during my trip, I actually randomly stumbled upon them within my first hour of exploring the city. As I climbed a set of stairs at KLCC (Kuala Lumpur Convention Center), the two towers were right in front of me. Absolutely breathtaking. I’ve actually never felt th

I know that bathroom talks are always slightly awkward, but lets face it, as a traveler, I go through a lot of awkward situations. So far, the most uncomfortable has been the squatting toilet. Now yes, I knew I was going to come across this one day. I had just not expected it to be in Kuala Lumpur. The ride from the airport to KL Sentral had me believing that this was a growing and developed city, and that it is, but it’s not where I expected to find this type of toilet. M