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    The entrance to the national park.: by steve_and_emma, Views[424]
         		 Sunset at Sungai Relau.: by steve_and_emma, Views[503]
         		 Emma sets off on the 7km hike from Merapoh to Taman Negara Sungai Relau.: by steve_and_emma, Views[1228]
         		 Wonder why it is called the jungle railway.: by steve_and_emma, Views[903]
         		 One of the stations, sorry, huts along the line.: by steve_and_emma, Views[445]
     
    Waiting to start our jungle train journey.: by steve_and_emma, Views[471]
         		 An old mosque in Kuala Lipis.: by steve_and_emma, Views[428]
         		 The river in Kuala Lipis.: by steve_and_emma, Views[470]
         		 At the top of the Batu Caves looking down - you have to have a good head for heights!: by locomocean, Views[358]
         		 Yes, there are more steps inside the caves!: by locomocean, Views[286]
     
    Looking down inside the Batu Caves towards the main entrance.: by locomocean, Views[311]
         		 Steps leading up to the Batu Caves: by locomocean, Views[308]
         		 Stop monkeying around Greg! : by locomocean, Views[255]
         		 Here she is up closer: by locomocean, Views[276]
         		 The magnificent golden hindu statue at the Batu Caves: by locomocean, Views[355]
     
    Ground floor of the glitzy Petrona mall - this is the modern version of market stalls!: by locomocean, Views[306]
         		 Inside the glitzy mall of the Petrona Towers - Layers & layers of designer stores.: by locomocean, Views[319]
         		 A bit closer look at all that glass and stainless steel of the Petrona Tower: by locomocean, Views[263]
         		 Base of one of the Petrona Towers: by locomocean, Views[302]
         		 One of the Petrona twin towers - shrouded in stainless steel and glass: by locomocean, Views[291]
     
    Base of
     
         		 Colourful interior of the Guan Yin Temple.You can pay for prayers for good health or wealth. Yes, that is a safe down in the front. : by locomocean, Views[450]
         		 Circular doorway to the Guan Yin Temple.: by locomocean, Views[1038]
         		 A few yards away from the Chan She Shu Yuen Temple lies this other buddist temple - Guan Yin Temple. This is the gateway to it.: by locomocean, Views[533]
     
    These are blooms on a tree - gorgeous!: by locomocean, Views[253]
         		 More of those extraordinary sculptures on the temple roof.: by locomocean, Views[306]
         		 Very chinese-looking urn (they must polish that daily!) in the Chan She Shu Yuen Temple.: by locomocean, Views[310]
         		 Sample of some of the intricate bas relief work on the Chan She Shu Yuen Temple's exterior: by locomocean, Views[396]
         		 Ornate, but rather rundown, Can She Shu Yuen Temple.: by locomocean, Views[285]
     
    Gorgeous Hindu carving on the exterior of the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple.: by locomocean, Views[312]
         		 Colourful Hindu rituals in the Sri Mariamman Temple: by locomocean, Views[514]
         		 Looking through the main entrance of the Sri Mariamman Temple. : by locomocean, Views[277]
         		 The 22 metre high gopuram (temple tower) of the Hindu Temple Sri Maha Mariamman, nestled in amongst the shops a few 100 metres down the road we were staying in (Jalan Tun HS Lee).: by locomocean, Views[365]
         		 Shiney giant tea urn for the serious tea drinker! Tea house in China Town.: by locomocean, Views[430]
     
    Oven in the Guandi Temple. This temple has lots of incense burning. Very chinese.: by locomocean, Views[409]
         		 Guandi Taoist Temple on Jalan Tun HS Lee.: by locomocean, Views[906]
         		 Inside the Guandi Temple. It has an open courtyard area.: by locomocean, Views[329]
         		 The front entrance of
     
     
    Ground floor of
         		 Lounge & dining area in
         		 Foyer of
         		 The edifice of our oasis
         		 Fluffy clouds on our way to Kuala Lumpur: by locomocean, Views[261]
     
    handsome, the hornbill in KL's bird park: by niclaf, Views[2707]
         		 One of the secrets to observe wildlife in a rainforest is to keep your eyes, ears and all your senses open. I was lucky to have spotted this pit viper resting after what seems to be like a healthy meal.: by adarshraju, Views[844]
         		 When you are in a rainforest, you dont have to wait for a big mammal to see some action. There is drama unfolding all around you all the time. Here's one of those natural history moment. A spider wasp paralysing a spider(tarantula?). The wasp would then carry this spider to a nest, and lay eggs on the spider. When the eggs hatch, the baby wasps now have live food to feed on.: by adarshraju, Views[951]
         		 A trekker descending Mt Kinabalu, One of the tallest peaks in S.E.Asia. Enduring all the pain hiking a steep slope in pitch darkness to be welcomed by the warmth of the morning sun, you'r on top of the world in the true sense. As this trekker descends, you can sense the feeling of achievement in him and his desire to be all by himself in the arms of nature..: by adarshraju, Views[653]
         		 When you are in a rainforest, spotting wildlife is as exciting during the night as it is during the day. We spotted this Monitor Lizard during our night safari on the Kinabantan River. Photgraphing from the rocking boat in the night with a hand held camera was a tremandous challenge..: by adarshraju, Views[570]
     
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