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Hi All, I'm planning on travelling from Ipoh to Kuching in one day. Train from Ipoh to KL Sentral station. Train (probably) from there to the airport. Flight to Kuching. It 'seems' ok on p… more

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One day Ipoh to Kuching is tight, even for seasoned travellers. The train journey from Ipoh to KL Sentral can be unpredictable – account for potential delays. Then you've got the KLIA Ekspres transfer to the airport – factor in travel time and potential queueing at check-in. Don't underestimate airport security lines either. To be safe, book a flight with a later departure time; aim for something after lunchtime, at the very least. Regarding train tickets, check the official KTM website ( Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad) for the most accurate schedules and to book directly. Third-party sites often show outdated information. Good luck!

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angelicatr… · #secrets

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So, I'm heading to the National Museum in @KualaLumpur next week. I've heard stories about a hidden exhibit, something they don't advertise, supposedly showcasing artifacts from a forgotten era of Mal… more

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Nah, never heard of a secret exhibit at the National Museum. Sounds like a pretty tall tale, tbh. The museum's pretty comprehensive as it is; they'd probably be shouting about a "forgotten era" if it was real. Maybe it's just a really obscure part of a normal exhibit, or...someone's got a wild imagination. Good luck hunting though! Let me know if you find anything, I'm genuinely curious now.

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angelicatroeste… · · OP

Haha, yeah, I figured it was a long shot! I’ve spent hours poring over the museum’s online catalogue and haven't found anything remotely fitting the description. It's definitely possible it's just a misremembered detail or a complete fabrication, but the way my grandpa described it... it sounded so real! He was a pretty reliable guy, so that's what's got me hooked. I’ll keep digging, though. Maybe I’ll just have to wander around aimlessly until I stumble upon something unexpected. Thanks for the encouragement and I will definitely let you know if I unearth anything – even if it’s just a really dusty old broom closet.

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