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Malaysia -
Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur, the
city with some million inhabitants in the middle of palm plantations. With a big, a
little unorganised seeming systems of streets, which hardly can handle the daily flood
of cars. But no matter how confused and hopeless the traffic situation seems, you never
will hear a horn, activated in anger.
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The train station of Kuala
Lumpur. Once the most important building of the city, now is only occasional crowded by tourists.
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Palace Sultan Abdul Samad,
in the evening illuminated by endless chains of light.
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Mosque Masjid Jami, situated
on a small peninsula in the heart of the city. It offers refuge and relaxation.
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Impressive and pleasant is
the living together well of different religions, modern age, technology and tradition. And
even more pleasant are the signs that I can read.
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Sometimes, life here seems
a little rural, but what doesn't keep Kuala Lumpur of having one of the biggest shrines to
consumerism in the world.
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