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Welcome to Kuala Lumpur
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur. Please use the search box below on the left hand side of the page, to quickly find tips and information for living in KL. To receive regular updates and tips please become a follower and subscribe at the bottom of the page. I welcome all your emails at: expatliving@hotmail.co.uk
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
New notes and Coins: Malaysian Ringgit
Old ringgit bills to the left and new bills to the right.
Old coins are to the left.
Monday, November 26, 2012
Austrian, German, Swiss Christmas Bazaars 2012 in Kuala Lumpur
If you have missed out on the Christmas Bazaars that were held in November 2012 in Kuala Lumpur, you still have a chance this weekend to attend the Austrian, German, Swiss Charity Bazaar.
Date: Saturday 1st December, 2012:
Austrian, Swiss, German Bazaar at Luther Centre, Jalan Utara, PJ

More info: here: Weihnachtsbazaar 2012
I believe this is the last Christmas Bazaar in KL for 2012.
Friday, November 23, 2012
Best Radio Station in Malaysia: BFM Radio 89.9
I always enjoy listening to BFM radio, 89.9. Great topics, great interviews and a good mix of music. Best of all they are not like other radio stations that play the same music over and over again!
Recently, I found out that BFM's founder Malek Ali was inspired by Capital Radio 95.8 and LBC radio in the UK. So now it all makes sense! These were radio stations I tuned into whilst living in London and loved them.
You may have also seen their bumper stickers around KL with catchy and funny acronyms: a play on the letters BFM.
For example: "Bickering Frustrates Malaysians" , "Bring Forth Money", "Bribe Free Malaysia." and many others...
Tune in and let me know what you think.
More info on their team of DJ's and presenters, have a look here:
BFM Radio 89.9
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Where to find second hand motorcycle/ motorbike in Kuala Lumpur.
If you are looking to buy a motorcycle in Malaysia have a browse through this website:
http://www.mudah.my/
To obtain your motorcycle licence in Malaysia have a look here for further information:
Get a motorcycle licence in Kuala Lumpur.
http://www.mudah.my/
To obtain your motorcycle licence in Malaysia have a look here for further information:
Get a motorcycle licence in Kuala Lumpur.
Diwali/Deepavali 2012: How to celebrate in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
I was asked this week whether I " have any tips on where to find Diwali/Deepavali public celebrations here in KL?"
In brief, Deepavali is mainly celebrated at home. So once you have settled in Kuala Lumpur and have made some Malaysian friends, you will be invited to their home (which is also known as "open house") to enjoy the festivities with them.
Otherwise Indian temples are your best bet such as Batu Caves or Sri Maha Mariamman Temple in China town.
Most neighbourhoods also have independent firework displays and all shopping malls will display a wonderful, colourful Rangoli/Kolam at their entrances. These beautiful, artistic designs are usually made up of coloured rice. Very intricate and very beautiful, these Rangoli's will make you stop and admire the painstaking detail that goes into them: one rice kernel at a time!
Below is a Rangoli from KL Sentral this year: 2012.
This year there was a Deepavali Carnival hosted at the Bukit Jalil Sport Complex.
Have a look here to find out more:
Deepavali Carnival
Lastly Brickfields and Masjid Jamek are slowly, year on year, beginning to host mini celebrations. This year there were some stalls in Brickfields to mark the celebrations.
If any readers have further tips, you are more than welcome to share them here. Thank you.
In brief, Deepavali is mainly celebrated at home. So once you have settled in Kuala Lumpur and have made some Malaysian friends, you will be invited to their home (which is also known as "open house") to enjoy the festivities with them.
Otherwise Indian temples are your best bet such as Batu Caves or Sri Maha Mariamman Temple in China town.
Most neighbourhoods also have independent firework displays and all shopping malls will display a wonderful, colourful Rangoli/Kolam at their entrances. These beautiful, artistic designs are usually made up of coloured rice. Very intricate and very beautiful, these Rangoli's will make you stop and admire the painstaking detail that goes into them: one rice kernel at a time!
Below is a Rangoli from KL Sentral this year: 2012.
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| Rangoli at KL Sentral Train station, Deepavali 2012, Kuala Lumpur. |
This year there was a Deepavali Carnival hosted at the Bukit Jalil Sport Complex.
Have a look here to find out more:
Deepavali Carnival
Lastly Brickfields and Masjid Jamek are slowly, year on year, beginning to host mini celebrations. This year there were some stalls in Brickfields to mark the celebrations.
If any readers have further tips, you are more than welcome to share them here. Thank you.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Kuala Lumpur skyline: Petronas Twin Towers
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