Estimados Lectores,
Nos vamos a recorrer una de las Ciudades mas extrañas en las que he estado durante esta travesía por el Mundo, como es Kuala Lumpur capital de la Federación de Malasia, considerada uno de los tigres asiáticos, por su pujante economía, que hacen que se combinen en ella el esplendor económico, el auge, el progreso, la tecnología, la modernidad, la inmigración, y por supuesto esto se magnifica con las impresionantes Torres Petronas hasta el momento los edificios mas altos de los que en mi experiencia pude visitar,
La ciudad de Kuala Lumpur, conocida por sus siglas como KL solamente, ex colonia británica, por lo que hablan ingles y malayo un idioma muy difícil de entender, tiene una población de 1 millón 900 mil habitantes en su área metropolitana, esta localiza al sur del País, el contraste se respira en las calles debido también por sus expresiones religiosas mitad budista mitad musulmán, por las calles ves a ambas costumbres entremezclados entre si, por ejemplo las mujeres musulmanas de ascendencia asiática tapadas con velos de telas ligeras conocida en el mundo musulmán como burkas, y las mujeres asiáticas también con túnicas hindúes,
El clima de la Ciudad en mayo es de muchísimo calor llegando a temperaturas de hasta 40 grados centígrados, lo que hace que caminar sea toda una odisea, pero para eso las autoridades de KL pensaron en la construcción de fajas caminadoras que te llevan por las alturas de centro comercial a centro comercial, es una modernidad que nunca pude ver antes, pero hace que estas fajas construidas para facilitar el traslado acompañado del aire acondicionado, los malls están en todos lados, lo que hace que puedas comprar ropa y accesorios a excelentes precios y de muy buena calidad, es un destino de compras realmente recomendado,
El sistemas de transporte es para aplaudir, tiene una red de metro, y trenes urbanos, y en todas las estaciones encontraras las maquinas expendedoras de tickets en ingles y malayo y hasta en otros idiomas lo que te generan un ambiente de tranquilidad por el costo de USD$2 dólares americanos por tramo, desde el Aeropuerto existe el tren urbano por un costo de USD$14 dólares americanos te lleva a cualquier estación del centro de la ciudad en unos 30 minutos de trayecto, cenar o almorzar en la Ciudad no es un problema encuentras todas las cadenas americanas de fast food, así como comida local o internacional, y te puede costar un buen combo por menos de USD6 dólares americanos por vez, o un sándwich ligero en una calle por tan solo USD$ 2 dólares americanos, eso si que no le echen muchas salsas sino parecerá algo extraño,
Las emblemáticas Torres Petronas, las podrás visualizar desde cualquier punto de la Ciudad, debido a su altura tienen un excelente ángulo para las fotos, esta zona donde están ubicadas en sus primeras plantas tienen un gran centro comercial de lujo con las marcas Premium del mundo de las modas, además de ser el World Trade Center de KL, para poder subir a los pisos superiores tiene un costo y la entrada la consigues para poder visitar por USD22 dólares americanos, en los alrededores está el parque con piletas que adornan el intenso calor, y también esta el AQUARIO KL, recomendable también por su tamaño y las especies diversas del sudoeste asiático la entrada cuesta USD$14 dólares americanos.
Cerca a KL se encuentra uno de los mas importantes templos budistas del Asia, donde encontraras un buda muy alto y grande, y tiene unas cuevas que podrás visitar y sirve como mirador para tomar excelentes fotos de la Ciudad de Kuala Lumpur, el templo no cobra entrada pero el ir hasta allá en tren urbano te cuesta el ticket USD4 dólares americanos por tramo.
Como siempre si tienes alguna duda escribirme a giancarlopiero@gmail.com.
Saludos, y hasta la próxima...
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Dear Readers ,
We will explore one of the strangest cities in which I have been during this journey through the world , such as Kuala capital of the Federation of Malaysia Lumpur , considered one of the Asian Tigers , for its booming economy , which make combining her economic splendor , the rise , progress , technology , modernity , immigration, and of course this is magnified by the impressive Petronas Towers far the highest of which in my experience was able to visit buildings,
The city of Kuala Lumpur, known by its initials as KL only former British colony , so English and Malay speaking a language difficult to understand , has a population of 1 million 900 thousand inhabitants in its metropolitan area , is located south Country , contrast permeates the streets also due for their Muslim religious expressions half Buddhist half the streets you see both customs intermingled with each other, for example Muslim women of Asian descent covered with veils of light fabrics known in the world Muslim as burkas , and Asian women also with Indian tunics
Climate of the City in May is very hot reaching temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius, which makes walking an ordeal , but that authorities thought KL in building treadmills belts that take you through the heights mall to mall, is a modernity that I never saw before, but it makes these belts built to facilitate accompanied transfer of air-conditioned malls are everywhere , which means you can buy clothes and accessories at low prices and of very good quality, is a shopping destination really recommended ,
We will explore one of the strangest cities in which I have been during this journey through the world , such as Kuala capital of the Federation of Malaysia Lumpur , considered one of the Asian Tigers , for its booming economy , which make combining her economic splendor , the rise , progress , technology , modernity , immigration, and of course this is magnified by the impressive Petronas Towers far the highest of which in my experience was able to visit buildings,
The city of Kuala Lumpur, known by its initials as KL only former British colony , so English and Malay speaking a language difficult to understand , has a population of 1 million 900 thousand inhabitants in its metropolitan area , is located south Country , contrast permeates the streets also due for their Muslim religious expressions half Buddhist half the streets you see both customs intermingled with each other, for example Muslim women of Asian descent covered with veils of light fabrics known in the world Muslim as burkas , and Asian women also with Indian tunics
Climate of the City in May is very hot reaching temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius, which makes walking an ordeal , but that authorities thought KL in building treadmills belts that take you through the heights mall to mall, is a modernity that I never saw before, but it makes these belts built to facilitate accompanied transfer of air-conditioned malls are everywhere , which means you can buy clothes and accessories at low prices and of very good quality, is a shopping destination really recommended ,
The transport system is to applaud , has a subway and commuter trains, and all stations will find the ticket vending machines in English and Malay language and even what you generate an atmosphere of tranquility for the cost of USD $ 2 dollars each way from the airport there is the city train for a cost of $ U.S. $ 14 takes you to any season of the city center in about 30 minutes drive , dinner or lunch in the City is not a problem you can find all American fast food chains as well as local and international food, and can cost you a good combo for less than U.S. $ USD6 time, or a light sandwich on a street for only $ 2 American dollars , so if that not perceive him many sauces but seem strange,Petronas Towers flagship , the can view from anywhere in the city, due to their height have an excellent angle for photos , this area where they are located in their first plants have a large upscale shopping center with Premium brands in fashions , besides being the World Trade Center in KL, to climb to the upper floors has a cost and input the get to visit for USD USD22 , near is the park with pools that adorn the intense heat , and is also the KL AQUARIO also recommended for its size and the various species in Southeast Asia entry costs $ U.S. $ 14.
Close to KL is one of the most important Buddhist temples in Asia, where you will find a very tall and big buddha, and has caves that you can visit and served as a lookout to take great photos of the city of Kuala Lumpur , the temple does not charge entry but go there in the city train ticket costs you U.S. dollars USD4 per tranche .As always if you have any questions email me at giancarlopiero@gmail.com
Regards, and until next time ...
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