Welcome to another planet... one of the most exotic and crazy civilizations ever... mix between Asian and Musulman cultures... place extreme, where the amazing luxury and design sometimes contrast with the poor population....ying and yang....welcome to Malaysia 
Malays form the majority of the population of Malaysia. There are sizable ethnic Chinese and Indian communities as well. The Malay language and Islam are the official language and religion 
The capital city is Kuala Lumpur, while Putrajaya is the seat of the federal government. The population stands at over 27 million. Malaysia was separated into two regions — Peninsular Malaysia and Malaysian Borneo — by the South China Sea 
Malaysia is well-endowed with natural resources in areas such as agriculture, forestry and minerals. In terms of agriculture, Malaysia is one of the top exporters of natural rubber and palm oil, which together with sawn logs and sawn timber, cocoa, pepper, pineapple and tobacco dominate the growth of the sector. Palm oil is also a major generator of foreign exchange...
We are going now to visit one of the most wonderful miracles of the architecture, design and engineering ever... 
...the Petronas Twin Towers
Crazy Drile.
ReplyDeleteGreat!!! Extraordinay Petronas twin towers!!!
It´s a amazing country with a lot of extremes thing...with a lot color and design, the airport by example.
A very interesting travel for me. Good!!!
a kiss for you and Amy
Cheers from Chile
Malaysia it is an amazing place...arrive there was unreal...
ReplyDeleteyou don't know if you are arriving in India, Egipt or China. So many mix of cultures and civilizations, you can smell the curry in the food and listen speak chinese at the same time... unique!
I'm glad that you like it...and the Architecture just WOW
Greetings in Chile
looks amazing!
ReplyDelete¡Grande Malasia!
ReplyDeleteI have found in my "secret files" the following words about Malaysia:
1. RELIGION: Muslim (60.4%), Buddhist (19.2%), Christian (9.1%), Hindu (6.3%), Chinese religions (2.6%), other or unknown (1.5%), none (0.8%);
2. LANGUAGES: Bahasa Malaysia, English, Chinese, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Panjabi, Thai.
I'm dizzy.
Good luck with the Petronas Towers!!!
and it is amazing! you will see mate
ReplyDeletecheers!
Grande Suruyevsky! thanks for your information.
ReplyDeleteBefore to go to this kind of countries you need to have a look about that, if not, you will not understand anything about it
enjoy the next chapter Mr Suruyo
Petronas Towers...here we go!
unreal hun!
ReplyDeleteI'll be waiting for the next one
XOX ._.
great travel!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've read a little about this beautiful country and I'm absolutly agree with you,the mix between all kind of cultures, the influence of diferent nations make a country reacher, more interesting and more magical. great pictures as always!!!
greetings to you and Amy!!!!
Que espectacular viajar por el mundo mediante tus fotos!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteque lugares más maravillosos haz conocido!!! felicitaciones!!!
un abrazo
Alejandro
Muchas gracias Caco! que wena verte por acá!
ReplyDeleteHa sido increble la cantidad de culturas y lugares que he conocido en estos ultimos años... solo en este último viaje a Asia visité mas de cinco paises en tiempo record!
Un gran abrazo de vuelta y no te pierdas los próximos capítulos...se vienen de pelos!
danke Susanne!...just wait for the next one....the luxe!
ReplyDeletecheers!
thanks Señorita Mexicana! ...agree with you; Malaysia is an incredible place, full of mix of cultures, and the best way to understand that is trying some malasian meals...just unreal!
ReplyDeletegreetings in Spain
Hola Crazy Drile:
ReplyDelete¡Magnífico reportaje!
Qué fotos tan impresionantes, al verlas no pude evitar pensar en las del WTC de NY...
Construir, contruir es lo que se ha de hacer y no volver a la barbarie. Estos pueblos deben su progreso a Occidente; aviones, coches, ordenadores, materiales de construcción, aceros, cristales, móviles, material quirúrgico, educativo, pura ciencia occidental que fabrican allí más barato pero todo gracias al Pensamiento Occidental, creo que no reflexionan lo suficiente cuando comparan civilizaciones y ven los frutos de cada una...
¡Un fuerte abrazo desde España!