Although Malaysia does not have the same reputation as its neighbouring countries, it is certainly worth getting to know and touring. You can find everything from wonderful beaches and islands (not very touristy), primary forest, jungle, nature in its purest form, cultural mix and a modern mega city like Kuala Lumpur.
We get up early and go to the train station (KTM komuter), in the surroundings there are people lying on the ground, one of them has huge scabs on his legs.
Batu Caves
Today morning of relax, breakfast, walk on the beach.
At 11:30 we go to the Airport in Krabi, Tan and her husband drop us off. They are two suns, especially her, yesterday she tried to teach me to make flowers in carrots but when she saw my skill with the knife she preferred to do it herself.
We decided to move to a new area, we were in Thailand a few years ago and we wanted to see Krabi.
We wake up in Georgetown, we've slept very well on the bus. We take a taxi to the hostel street. It's very early and most of them are closed.
Georgetown
Relaxing morning on the beach. Today is a day of cleaning the beach.
Mabul beach
We had breakfast and changed the room bags.
We got up early and since it's seven o'clock we only found a Muslim café open where we had breakfast. At 7:30 we are in the office of the Scuba to take the boat tickets and lodging in Pulau Mabul in the Celebes Sea, a small island of cerulean waters, surrounded by reefs and with white sand beaches.
We have breakfast, get our backpacks and go to the Orangutan Rehabilition Center. It is part of the Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve.
Orphaned and injured orangutans arrive at Sepilok to be rehabilitated and returned to their environment. They are fed twice a day, which is when you are most likely to see them.
