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  • What line is this anyway? We woke up again this morning without any real plans. We had the morning left in KL, then we had to make our way out to the airport to fly to BSB, in Brunei. Without any real plans Posted by agc_cwm in Tales From The Future | Aug 7, 2008
  • Thank god thats over.... Hello Everyone, Once again sorry for not posting much in the past week or so and also we can't seem to upload any pics at the moment but when we get to the Philipines we shall sort them out! Well were now Posted by lenejimmy in Jimmy and Lene's Adventure | Aug 6, 2008
  • Kinabalu I'm posting from Kota Bharu, just south of the Thai-Malaysian border. It is the capital of Kelantan, once one of the poorer states in the Federation, now the richest - oil. There are some palaces in the suburbs but the Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008 | Aug 5, 2008
  • Stolen is the unguarded banana. Day 3, I woke up and felt kind of hungover, which was odd because I've had nothing to drink on vacation. I blame it on the durian. I heard that there is a protein or enzyme in them Posted by agc_cwm in Tales From The Future | Aug 6, 2008
  • Smelly is the man who carries garbage on his head. “Smelly is the man who carries garbage on his head.” Was I dreaming or just creating proverbs in my sleep? Nope, that was the first thing Court said to me this morning as she was staring out our Posted by agc_cwm in Tales From The Future | Aug 5, 2008
  • He who attempts to carry on a razor shall be searched. “Oh Sh*t! I'm going to have to run up to the station, get a cab, get back to the apartment to get Courtney and get down to the train station. And all in 20 minutes or else we'll Posted by agc_cwm in Tales From The Future | Aug 3, 2008
  • That's affirmative As in Singapore, commercial activities in Malaysia have always been dominated by the ethnic Chinese. Ever since independence in 1957, the Malaysian government has operated pro-Malay (in principle but not always in practice, pro-bumiputra), pro-Muslim poli Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008 | Aug 4, 2008
  • Kemahang Tricentrinial Celebration There will be a tricentrinial celebration in Kemahang, the Center of Peninsular Malaysia along the month of December 2008. Let's participate in the 'camp in the wild' and explore the real virgin rainforest jungle. It's a once in a million Posted by world2asia in The Center of Peninsular Malaysia | Aug 1, 2008
  • The Center of Peninsular Malaysia Geographic center of Malaysia Peninsular is located in Kemahang Wildlife Sanctuary, 146 km away from the Northeast of Kuala Lumpur, 70 KM west of Jerantut, 38 KM south of Kuala Lipis and 260 south of Kelantan. It may be accessible Posted by world2asia in The Center of Peninsular Malaysia | Aug 1, 2008
  • KL Bird Park I have not yet found a good place to stay in Kota Kinabalu, but the Summer Lodge is the best I have tried so far. Its only flaw is that it sits opposite an open-air bar with a stage. Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008 | Aug 1, 2008
  • Gomantong caves, Kinabatangan river and Labuk bay The last 2 days have been pretty action packed! On wednesday John met us at the rest house at about half 9 and we took the hour and a half bus journey to the Gomanong caves made famous by the Posted by Chewbecki in Borneo! | Jul 31, 2008
  • The climb back to the northern hemisphere Hello ladies and gentlemen So where have we been since our queueing expedition? Well not far it has to be said, but the heat here will kind of do that to you! We took a few days in KL to check Posted by SooMagoo in The Sharmagoo Odyssey | Jul 31, 2008
  • Semporna I’m just back from climbing Mount Kinabalu, at 4,095 metres the highest mountain in, well, all of Borneo actually. (That's not such a mean statistic: Borneo is the third-largest island.) There are three higher mountains in southeast Asia. The ascent wa Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008 | Jul 27, 2008
  • Kenangan Budak2 80'an kita membesar dgn menonton G-Force, Transformers, Thundercats, Silver Hawk, Woody Woodpecker, Chipmunk & mickyMouse. Posted by sanichi in Perjalanan Ku Masih Jauh... | Jul 30, 2008
  • Sepilok - Outdoor nursery The last 9 days have actually been the best 9 days of my entire life. I don't think anything can ever top them. My group (me, Slina and Annabel) were at the outdoor nursery for 8am, where we were Posted by Chewbecki in Borneo! | Jul 30, 2008
  • The Kingdom of Malaysia To escape the glitz and glam of Singapore we decided to travel on a bus and catch a ferry across to the paradise island of Palou Tioman located on the east coast of peninsular Malaysia. We were up early to Posted by rachelk27 in Trip of a lifetime! | Jul 26, 2008
  • MRSM memory... 1999..Lepas jer dapat result PMR, aku terfikir kemana la aku nak teruskan alam sekolah aku ni. Dalam menunggu kalau2 ada tawaran sekolah yang lebih baik, aku daftar dulu di Sek. Men. Felda Besout. Pada aku, kalau aku tak dapat mana2 Posted by sanichi in Perjalanan Ku Masih Jauh... | Jul 27, 2008
  • Sandakan, Sepilok and my 21st I'm so behind with this damn blog! Ok, so on the 16th we left Rasa Ria (now to start roughing it!) for the airport in KK where we flew to Sandakan, the flight got in about 20 minutes early (it Posted by Chewbecki in Borneo! | Jul 25, 2008
  • A relic from the Empire? Growing up in the UK, you quickly get used to the fact that when England had an Empire they did a jolly good job of introducing all our sports to the various countries we'd stuck flags in and then sat Posted by SooMagoo in The Sharmagoo Odyssey | Jul 24, 2008
  • Adventures in Sabah and Sarawak My adventures in Borneo started with a whitewater trip to the Kiulu River near Kota Kinabalu, in the north-eastern corner of Borneo. So I went to the Kiulu expecting mild rapids, as I'd been told that it was only levels Posted by Shlugger in Dave's ridiculous (half) world tour | Jul 14, 2008
  • The start of my adventure! We arrived in Kota Kinabalu at about 5pm on friday the 12th, I was on a flight with 2 girls on the project; Kate and Kirsten. We had a 6 hour wait at Bandar Seri Bergawan airport in Brunei Darrusalam Posted by Chewbecki in Borneo! | Jul 21, 2008
  • Turtle Island Selingaan Island, along with two others in the archipelago, is a turtle reserve. The Malaysian and Philippine navies cooperate to enforce it. The other islands in the archipelago belong to the Philippines. The only island on which tourists can stay Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008 | Jul 17, 2008
  • In Sandakan Sabah is even more ethnically mixed than peninsular Malaysia. No ethnic group makes up more than a fifth of the population. Just largest are the Kadazan Dusun, at 18%; most of them converted to Christianity in the 1930s, when Sabah Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008 | Jul 17, 2008
  • Checking in I've just returned to Sandakan from a few days in Kinabatanan National Park, where I saw Bornean pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys, long-tailed macaques, a silver langur, a couple of orang utans, water monitors and a croc. Not to mention snake Posted by Wardsan in Asia 2008 | Jul 14, 2008
  • Kuala Lumpur and Singapore Malaysia was a bit of an odd one for me – it was the first place I would be travelling to truly on my own since Casey left. But I soon learnt that what everyone tells you is true – Posted by C and H in Hayley's Excellent Adventure | Jul 9, 2008
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