...in the mIDdLE of my IDLEness...: Kuala Lumpur Trip -part 2-

-- Day 2--

Here comes the 2nd day in Kuala Lumpur. After looking around Bukit Bintang area and find nothing interesting -except for some shopping mall and some boutique stores- we decided to take a look at the Petronas Tower. Since people said it's really awesome and a most visit spot, we discuss whether we should take the monorail or just walk to Petronas. After a long discussion, we decided to walk to Petronas.

So it's around 12pm, we were hungry and dying to eat. But since it's halfway already to Petronas tower -according to the map it's only 5-10 minutes walk- we thought we might want to eat at KLCC foodcourt. One of our Malaysian friend told me that I should stop at that mall to eat if im going to Petronas Tower.

So, I blame the stupid map that we got from our hotel. We saw there's a big Convention Center (it was written KLCC in the map, and at the front of the Tower if i'm not wrong). So we walk into, and find ourself a small foodcourt with only 5-6 stall. Then we had our lunch there (forgot to take some pict). After 10 more minutes walk from the Convention Center, we finally arrived at Petronas Tower. It took us around 30 minutes walk. Again, I blame on my map.

So we saw there's a big mall behind the Petronas Tower. And once we enter the Suria KLCC Mall, I start to having doubt that the foodcourt we have lunch before is not the same foodcourt that my friend told me to go. And well, there's a lot of choices of food inside the Suria KLCC Mall. I did said i blame on my stupid map, ain't i?

Around KLCC, nice view :)

Seems like Kuala Lumpur is not really friendly with me. We ran out of the ticket to Petronas Tower because it's around 2 PM already. Well, here's the important information in case you want to go inside Petronas Tower.

    * It's only open from Tuesday to Sunday. So forget it if you visiting KL on Monday -except public holiday
    * It's limited for 1000 people only per day
    * They start selling the ticket since 8.30 AM, you might want to come early.
    * For each 25 minutes time slots, they only allow 25 people to go up to the skybridge.
    * On Friday they close from 1PM to 2.30 PM
    * One person can only buy maximum 5 tickets
    * Price for Sky Bridge is RM 10, and extra 40RM if you want to see the observation deck.

So, we just looked around and nothing special with it *IMO*. Maybe not if we came at night. With the sparkling lights covered up the Tower, and standing in the observation deck, watching KL at night, must be great. But unfortunately we got tired already so we decided not to spend our time there till nite.

But, we spent our time at Pavilion Mall --" waiting for dinner time. This is the biggest mall in Bukit Bintang area (as far as I seen).It has bunch of selection at the Food Republic (the name of the foodcourt). Let's take a look what we have for dinner.