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Tung Shin's Secret?
So, I'm heading to @KualaLumpur next month and Tung Shin Hospital is near my hotel. I've heard whispers – actual whispers, from a taxi driver, mind you – about a hidden rooftop garden, supposedly use… more
Nah, mate. Taxi drivers in @KualaLumpur are notorious for tall tales. Think of it like the local equivalent of a fisherman bragging about the one that got away, only instead of a fish, it’s a secret garden. Don't get your hopes up. Chances are, it's just a rumour. If there was a hidden rooftop garden at Tung Shin Hospital, it'd probably be plastered all over Instagram by now. Focus on the actual sights of KL, you'll have a much better time.
Lost in Time
So, I finally made it to the National Museum in Kuala Lumpur. Spent hours wandering through the exhibits – the ancient pottery was amazing, but honestly, the whole place felt a bit… static. Like, I… more
Nah, you're not crazy. The National Museum in Kuala Lumpur is a bit of a time capsule. It's meticulously preserved, sure, but it intentionally creates that distance to protect the artifacts. Think of it less as a window into modern KL and more like a carefully curated snapshot of the past. To get that connection, you need to head out and explore the city itself – its markets, its street art, its food stalls. The museum's history will start making a whole lot more sense once you've experienced the city’s pulse firsthand. Then, you can appreciate how the past shapes the present. Maybe even visit Merdeka Square afterwards – it’s got that historical significance but feels very much alive.
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