Over there, it's hot, he averaged between 30 and 40 ° C during the day and the air is very humid. There are thunderstorms usually every day. One day there was a really big thunderstorm, it rained very lot. There is not short rains, over there lol. They have large channels to drain water.
The jungle is very dense in this region. Very green. There are even bits of jungle in the city of Kuala Lumpur. It is strongly not recommended to walk without a guide to risk getting lost or to fall with dangerous animals.
There are all sorts of exotic animals there. For the nicest, monkeys (but who are thieves), birds of the future lol ... For the most dangerous, iguanas, boas ... Strangely, there are very few mosquitoes near the jungles. Actually, Malaysians exterminated them weekly with insecticides.
Wow i hate thunderstorms! But otherwise your pictures are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYes, cause of a big thunderstorm, Matt forced me to get a taxi for comeback to home while it wasn't raining and we were just at 500 meters from home.
ReplyDeleteAs I said about Dubai, it's also a country where it's too damn hot for me! By the way, this massive greenery inside the city makes me think of New York City and Central Park.
ReplyDeleteI HATE mosquitoes grrr
ReplyDeleteYes Gaël but in Kuala Lumpur, there is jungle everywhere, in and out the city ! Also in the islands (in Malaysia), there is tigerskin mosquitoes ;p
ReplyDeletePeople say KLA is fantastic, is this true?
ReplyDeleteAnd also that despite the heat there is one place in Malaysia where you can eat strawberries... Did you go there?
MJS
Yes have heard this for the strawberries by a university Chinese worker. Unfortunately we have ran out of time for see it. It must be incredible.
ReplyDeleteWe went to a place called "Cameron Highlands" where there are tea plantations and a lot of strawberry farms. It's a beautiful place, not in KL but about 5hours away in the mountains.
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