4 Days Homestay At ‘most Visited Places In Asia 2017 ′

State of Perak (Malaysia) was voted "one of the six most visited places in Asia" by Lonely Planet this year. My journey started from Ipoh, the capital of Perak State. Travel in Malaysia to experience 4 days homestay at 'Asia's most must-see place 2017′Day 1: Staying experience in Kuala Lumpur Before departure one week, I Buy an Air Asia round-trip ticket for the Ho Chi Minh City - Kuala Lumpur sector with a discount of VND 2 million (hand baggage only). In the last days of the year, Tan Son Nhat international airport was crowded. It took me an hour in line to check in for tickets, exit and baggage security

.I arrived at Kualua Lumpur International Airport 2 (KLIA 2 - KL International Airport exclusively for Air Asia) at 12:45 local , and it took me an hour to queue for immigration procedures. Uncle Lum Victor picked me up at the airport. I know him on Facebook, occasionally comment on pictures and this is our chance to meet in real life From the arrival hall of KLIA 2, we followed the direction of the arrow leading to the KLIA Express - which sells the train tickets to the center of Kuala Lumpur.



Petronas Twin Towers - the symbol of Kuala Lumpur City. KLIA 2 airport to KL Sentral center: bus costs 10 RM (55,000 VND), taxi 65 RM (340,000 VND), tram 55 RM (290,000 VND). I chose the third option, average fare but fast travel time 35 minutes and avoid traffic jams. At KL Sentral, I buy high speed train tickets for the Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh journey in advance. From the time I got the number to completing the ticket purchase, I had to wait 3 hours, since people bought tickets to visit home. The round trip train ticket from KL Sentral station to Ipoh station is RM 70 (365,000 VND), travel time 2 and a half hours. In the evening, Uncle Lum took me to experience the city by subway We call at Chinatown on Petaling Street.



It sells all kinds of items such as clothes, bags, shoes ... I thought I was standing in Little India in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. After that, we took the train from Pasar Sani station to KLCC station. Step out of the train station and go up on the ground, we take a souvenir photo in front of the Petronas Twin Towers - the symbol of Malaysia, the tallest twin towers in the world with 88 floors. Localization, I joined the social network for the Couchsurfing community. Through that, I ask local friends to advise the places to visit, how to move, apply for a homestay stay (stay at a people's house), or meet for coffee to share experiences.



On this occasion, Abbey Thangiah let me stay for a night in Kuala Lumpur before I left for Ipoh. Every Friday evening, he organizes a gathering of couchsurfer from other countries. That day, I had the opportunity to meet friends from all over the world such as Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Australia, America ... Day 2: Discover Ipoh - the land of white coffee The next morning, Abbey drove me to KL Sentral. High-speed train departs for Ipoh exactly 9am as stated on the ticket. After 2 and a half hours, the train arrived at Ipoh station located in the old town, where I stayed is a bunk bed-type hostel called Bed.

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