Sunday, 10 May 2015

LAST NIGHT IN KUALA LUMPUR


We enjoyed our stay at the Cameron Highlands, the cooler climate and laid back atmosphere. On leaving we took the coach to KL – about a three hour journey. The large drop off coach station is adjacent to a huge transit centre and you can get the airport train from here. As our hotel is part of the airport complex it was the easiest way to get there. On arrival a sign points to the Sama Sama Hotel and there were several golf buggies waiting to pick up guests, so luggage loaded along with ourselves we arrived in style – by golf buggy!

We checked in and were pleasantly surprised when they upgraded us to the Premier Floor. The large lounge area on this floor has a two hour open bar and an array of food and overlooks the airport and control tower – all at no cost. We enjoyed the couple of hours here and did not need dinner.

Breakfast the next day had a huge choice from omelettes, cereals, fruits, pancakes to the usual array of rice dishes and curries etc. We just opted for the norm. There was a lovely swimming pool here with lots of palms and foliage around where I enjoyed a swim before packing our last bits and pieces of luggage. We checked out, got the buggy to the airport and waited for our flight to Singapore, just a 45 minute trip with a slight delay because of a huge storm. We then had a five hour wait in Singapore before flight to Brisbane, we booked into Qantas Club and then I went shopping for an hour or so. I had some ringgit to dispose of. Just 7 hours or so after boarding we were touching down in Brisbane to another huge storm and a big hold up on the highway, there had been a bad accident. Thanks to Marilyn for picking us up in the rain. Although we enjoyed quite a lot of this holiday, we were very pleased to be back home again.

Hotel swimming pool

Hotel golf buggy to the airport









Tanah Rata is the largest township of Cameron Highlands, located 10km north of or 2km before along the main road. The administrative center of this highland resort destination, Tanah Rata features the most infrastructure and facilities while serving as the main hub Consequently, there are many hotels, resorts and apartments providing accommodation at town and surrounding countryside, including backpacker inns and lodges. Tanah Rata translates to 'Flat Land' in local language - a reference to its broad and relatively level terrain meandering between the valley.


























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