Not far from the rather obscure train station of Taman Bahagia on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, we chanced upon a street food vendor with a difference.
Check out the NoodLe Guy for some impressive culinary acrobatics, far more impressive and productive than the senseless bottle spinning performed by show-offs behind the bar at TGiF.
This guy is without doubt the real deal & his noodles were delicious too.
One of our most enjoyable days in Malaysia was a trip to the Cameron Highlands, incorporating tea plantations, strawberry picking and the sampling of some delicious exotic fruits such as purple dragon fruits and sea coconuts which are grown only in the jungle.
When I was growing up, one of my many favourite TV programmes was a show called Animal Magic hosted by Johnny Morris.
Being around some unusual exotic animals during our recent trip to Malaysia, I couldn't help but think back fondly to the many hours I spent as a kid in the 1970s watching the great man in action.
Taman Negara Tropical Rainforest lies approximately 4 hours north of Kuala Lumpur. The National Park is renowned for its canopy walk, which is a series of rope suspension bridges 45 metres (almost 150 feet) above the ground and over 500 metres (almost 1,700 feet) in length.
On our third day in Malaysia, we were lucky enough to do the Eat, Pray, Love Heritage Walking Tour of Kuala Lumpur with Erina Loo of Be Tourist. It was without doubt the most enjoyable, informative and educational 6 hours that we spent during our entire 10 day trip.
Amongst many other things, the walk incorporated a visit to a moneylender's, a Taoist and a Hindu Temple, Chinatown, Little India & some awesome places to eat on the backstreets along the way.