Come to Malacca, and the first thing you’ll notice is them. Trishaws.
Lots of them.

So, it was Malacca. Time around 10 PM and we were taking an after dinner stroll. The tranquil river Malacca was looking at its best like a beautiful bride with colorful lights decorating it. Very far in the background we could see giant ‘Eye of Malacca‘ taking a rest for a while.
In this small UNESCO heritage town, the traffic was reduced to minimal at this hour.
The bridge, the main junction and the streets were very brightly lit. So …

True to its claim, Malaysia is really a reflection of Asia in every manner. Beautiful in its own way. The major touristy cities are busy and bustling with life while the hills are quiet and calm. The people are very helpful and friendly everywhere even if they don’t understand your language.

Trisha in Malacca
I consider myself a traveler more than a tourist. Obviously, we wanted to see and live the real Malaysia. We wanted to see its people and learn something about them and their country. So, booking a packaged tour …

Back to Kuala Lumpur. And so we have come to the end of a long and pleasant vacation break for us, almost a second honeymoon.
Or is it third or fourth or.. ? There. You get my point.
Tomorrow late evening is our flight to Mumbai. Will be back to normal chaos and normal life and normal blogging.
P.S.- In the background you can see ‘Eye of Malacca’, the biggest giant wheel of Malaysia. It is claimed to be even bigger than ‘Eye of London’. I have to check that.