NAME: RUTUJA VILAS NAIGADE

CLASS: FYBA / A
TOPIC: TRAVEL BLOG

MY SPORTS TRIP

MESMERIZIN
G MALAYSIA
MATCH IN MALAYSIA

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I honestly don't know where to
start with Malaysia. We've just
spent 5 incredible days traveling
through Malaysia from India and
those 5 days were some of the
most mesmerizing days of our
last years of sports trip. I created
the Malaysia travel blog to record
our memories before they fade
and to give you the low-down on
this beautiful and inspiring place.
Our content on Malaysia travel
starts here, I need to unpack my
mind on these pages and explain
what Malaysia does to you!
DAY1- FROM INDIA TO
MALAYSIA
It was the 2nd of May and I woke
up at 4.30 am. Although for me it
was a sleepless night because it
was "THE DAY" for which I was
waiting for about more than two
months. It was the day on which
we were going to Malaysia. As it
was a sports trip, I was
accompanied by our three sirs
and my fellow mates. We
reached the airport by 9 a.m.
after all the checking, we had
some time left for our flight so we
decided to click some pictures.
After getting our boarding passes
we got into our flights. It was six
hours of travel from India to
Malaysia. After we reached
Malaysia our bus came to pick us
at the airport. After one and a
half hours of traveling, we finally
reached our hotel. We were so
tired that as soon as we got our
rooms we just jumped on our
beds and slept.
DAY 2- EXPLORING MALAYSIA
It was our first day in Malaysia.
And it was the day of exploring
the beauty of Malaysia. After we
woke up at 6 a.m. we had our
breakfast in which, we had
chicken sausages, yellow-
watermelon, some noodles,
bread and butter, and some
orange juice. Then we went in
our bus and from there we went
to the Petronas twin towers.
Petronas Twin Towers were once
the tallest buildings in the world.
Now the world’s tallest twin
structures, the 88-storey
buildings were designed by
Cesar Pelli & Associates with
both towers joined at the 41st
and 42nd floors (175m above
street level) by a 58 metre-long,
double-decker Sky Bridge.
Standing 452 metres tall,
the Petronas Twin Towers
retained its world-title claim to
fame until 2004. Located in the
KL city centre, the Petronas Twin
Towers’ architecture is Islamic-
inspired and the buildings
primarily house the corporate
headquarters of the
Petronas Company and other
offices. We were there for about
2-3hours.we clicked pictures
,shopped little little things and
then went for our next location
which was the Batu caves. Batu
Caves, one of Kuala Lumpur’s
most frequented tourist
attractions, is a limestone hill
comprising three major caves
and a number of smaller ones.
Located approximately 11
kilometres to the north of Kuala
Lumpur, this 100-year-old temple
features idols and statues
erected inside the main caves
and around it. Incorporated with
interior limestone formations said
to be around 400 million years
old, the temple is considered an
important religious landmark by
Hindus. we had to climb 272
steps to reach the top.the view
from the top was just breath
taking . after struggling for like 30
minutes with the steps you get to
see the whole kuala lumpur from
the top.