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Truly Asia...

Well time for my post on KL!

It was a whole lot of firsts for me, and travelling with my friends from Navigators made the whole experience a really meaningful and enjoyable one. For one I was able to hear lots of their own experiences when it came to their church live and leading others, and also their own doubts and worries. And I really look forward to continuing to encourage them and let them encourage me as we all go about our uni lives with God in control.

I went there still remembering the trauma of past experiences in Malaysia, the time when my family's MPV was stolen at one of the Juscos in Malaysia... And 10 of us had to squeeze into an old, small, Mercedes Benz with a faulty aircon. That was certainly an upsetting experience, and since then I've harboured ill feelings towards Malaysia as a country. It was a time to be rid of those negative biases and truly learn to love even a place that hurt me so badly.

We went to a whole lot of different places and here's a list:
1. Chinatown - Petaling Street
2. Central Market
3. St John's Church
4. Bukit Nanas Eco Park
5. KL/Menara Tower
6. Bukit Bintang Shopping District
7. Merdeka Stadium (outside only)
8. KL Old Railway Station
9. Malaysia Police Museum
10. Deer Park (outside only)
11. Bird Park (outside only)
12. Hibiscus Park
13. Suria KLCC
14. Aquaria KLCC
15. Petronas Gallery
16. Batu Caves
17. Templer Park
18. Petronas Twin Towers

Quite a large number of places for 4 days, but totally worthwhile. We spent quite a bit on good food, entrance fees and stuff for our families and friends. For me the trip cost 400 sing dollars, but it could've been considerably less.

All in all, I'm grateful for God's provision during this trip, it couldn't have been possible without Him. =)

Here are some pics!


We took a train down. =D


Not forgetting the most important person during our trip: Jesus!


Malaysia's National Flower: The Hibiscus!


Finally, the iconic Petronas Twin Towers.

To see the rest of the pics on facebook, go to this address: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150186353873123.314672.564793122&l=2f42d177cb

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