One tip for walking in Malaysia: Watch the ground! There are holes in the sidewalks all over the place leading to drainage channel underneath. There was a number of times I was shocked to see a grate or cover or block of concrete missing from the sidewalk. It seems easy to get hurt if you’re not paying attention.<\/p>\n
In the afternoon, I made it to the Low Cost Carrier Terminal of the airport. I used up my last Malaysian Ringit on some chocolate. The terminal was really low cost. You have to walk out to the plane. They call you up to a door, and then they point out there on to the runway and say “Get on the blue plane!” There are like 6 planes in the direction he points, you have to walk across the tarmac watching out for vehicles driving around, then going up the stairs to your airplane.<\/p>\n
The airplane was on time. There are two areas for immigration. One main one and another one that seems to be for airplane crews mostly. So I used the latter one since there was no one in line. Only downside, the officer will take a long time checking your passport since he is so bored. Technically, I think I’m supposed to pay for a $30 Visa, since I already used up my 3 visits within 90 days. But I told him I’m only staying in the country three days and he gave me the free temporary stay. I got on Airport Express Bus 2 (AE2) and got to Khao San Rd. Then I walked five minutes north to KS House<\/a>. For dinner I got some bread and water from 7 ELEVEN.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" One tip for walking in Malaysia: Watch the ground! There are holes in the sidewalks all over the place leading to drainage channel underneath. There was a number of times I was shocked to see a grate or cover or block of concrete missing from the sidewalk. It seems easy to get hurt if you’re … <\/p>\n