The Kuala Lumpur Traveler

I have just visited my fellow blogger Sheih, and have found his latest blog entry interesting that I decide to blog about it here.
There are so many ways to help the needy and what more during this Ramadhan, those poor people will surely go through more hardship of hunger more than we average Malaysians do.
There is surely a way to help these unfortunate folks, either in your locality or elsewhere. If you are passionate about helping poor people and lessening their suffering, the opportunity presented to you to help these innocent folks is something that you should …read more

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My home town Kelantan is about 45 minutes by flight, and Air Asia is having a terrific bargain for flying Air Asia to Kota Bharu, the main city of the Eastern State. For only MYR 5 (or USD1.50, only limited seats available at this price), I can save at least 8 hours compare to if I travel by coach to Kota Bharu. And if I add another MYR 40 (USD 11.30) for taxes, I would have paid a total of MYR 45 (USD 12.70) compared to MYR 35 (USD 9.90) if I travel by luxury coach. It is defintely a …read more

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This is just a brief history of where I was before I call Kuala Lumpur is Home. I was born in the eastern state of Kelantan where I grew up until I left my home town to pursue my tertiary study in Melbourne, Australia at the age of 19. For those of you who may not be familiar with state, Kelantan is very well known for its Siti Khadijah Wet Market, where almost all (99%) of the traders there are women.
Before departing for Australia, I had spent six months undergoing an intensive English course at the then Mara Institute …read more

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