And we're back!
We had a great time in KL. So let me share some thoughts about our trip.
Day 1 @ Clark Airport - we had our peso exchanged to ringgit for P13.90. May I suggest to those planning to go to Malaysia to have ringgits before boarding Air Asia. The flight attendants (FAs) may accept your peso for food or souvenir or Skybus ticket purchase but their exchange rate is at P15. Medyo lugi ka na agad.
Yes, Skybus tickets to KL Sentral can be purchased from the FAs and even before boarding the bus right outside the LCCT. By the way, people esp. drivers in Malaysia refer to the LCCT as Air Asia airport.
Also, the Malaysian immigration does not require you to fill out any immigration forms. I asked the FAs before landing if I could have immigration forms, they said no need. So. While the queue at immigration was long with a number of foreign tourists, it was fast moving. I don't think we spent half an hour there. No finger scanning also. There was just a sticker stapled to our passports and we were off.
Taking the Skybus to KL Sentral was a good decision: cheaper and more convenient. Ang layo pala ng airport to KL City mismo. It felt like I was in Clark going to QC! Parang ganun...
The temperature when we arrived was like April/summer hot! Masakit sa ulo! But when the bus got around the Putrajaya area, it was raining. Lakas, but it eventually stopped Tama si sisphurple, umuulan nga in the afternoon then tapos na in a few minutes. Galling! So it's best to schedule your strolling in the morning, tapos malls or museums in the afternoon.
No traffic! Maybe because nga it was a long holiday for the nationals. Walking around the Shangrila area going to KLCC, wala masyadong tao. We'd see tourists (mostly Caucasians) also walking/strolling around.
It was 7pm already and the sun was still up! We took pictures of the Petronas Towers,
[textspeak!] dami din tao like us. Nasa mall pala ang mga tao! Vincci (in Suria) was packed! I got to see some stuff but didnt purchase any with three whining kids in tow! They were tired and hungry naren
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Had dinner at Chicken Rice. Sarap naman sya. Only RM 5 without soda; + RM 2 with soda (not Coke tho'; 'twas their My Cola). Pwede na, di BA? Then my girls saw Garret popcorn! We had to get the Chicago mix (cheese & caramel, combined). Yum! We had it when we were in Universal Studios S'pore, so the kids know how good it was. Plus Gong Cha milk tea. OK na sila. Happy na to walk back to our hotel

I still have a few more to share later...