Malaysia In Me

Living an expatriate in Malaysia for more than 9 months is a milestone for which I find a memorable period. Perhaps, it’s hard to state my love for this country but still I can not deny having great and invaluable momments here. And I believe that there is no better way to express my appreciation for treating me well by showing you how Malaysia seems to be in me through a collection of photos taken during my stay in “the little Asia”.

A Nation Of Structural Miracles

lrm_export_184883329146208_20190606_0945185166640074413253331145.jpeg — Malaysia is the magnificent unique beauty of a man-made structure to be recognized as a symbol of this country – Petronas Twin Towers

Be prepared to be amazed at how giant the Malaysia Prime Minister Office is!

Malaysia is romantic evenings to lure wanderers

Tian Hou temple is like a colorful girl that highlights bustling Kuala Lumpur.

I can say that Sunway has become my second home

Processed with VSCO with a4 preset — Or Central Market aka Pasar Seni – where you can find all the local souvenirs within Malaysia

And deniftely Genting is a perfect place for relaxation to stay away from the heat of Malaysia

FullSizeRender(2) — Sultan Abdul Samad Building does impress visitors by its vintage style

FullSizeRender(5) — Putra Mosque in me is not simply a sacred religious site but a talented piece of art

Should you be here to experience what I call “safe and sound”

Bukit Bintang – the heart of Kuala Lumpur is always rustic and lively as it is

Đài phun nước hoa dâm bụt trước trung tâm mua sắm Pavilion — This charming waterfall is another story of my expat life in KL

The Charm of Ordinaries

You may find it ridiculous but it’s obvious to me that Malaysia’s attraction is deprived from unremarkably usual things including just a narrow pavement.

A Must-To-Try Cuisine

Though with some of my friends, Malaysia consits of indigestable dishes with full of spicy herbs, spices and a non-vegetable style compared to Vietnam’s daily meals. I does admire the variety and diversity of food styles here, which inclusive of three major group of people in Malaysia – Chinese, Indian and Malay. They are, to be truly, not that hard to taste. Hence, if you have chance, don’t hesitate to try them all.