We sat down in New Delhi on the day we were to fly out, and thought back to our last 2 months in India, and how quickly it all passed. With Malaysia scheduled as our next destination, we made our way to the airport on a (quite nice) subway system, and spent a couple of hours relaxing before the flight. I like airports; they’re such a fantastic combination of over the top architecture, icons, signs, infographics, and logistical wonder.
We landed in Malaysia. The flight took time during the night which always results in a drowsy day, but a couple of coffees at the airport Starbucks–which was a joy to once again have access to–put us in a wide-eyed state with enough energy to get to Kuala Lumpur walking.
Since KL wasn’t in the plan (yet), we transfered to a bus and headed to Cameron Highlands, a pleasant, small town towards the center of Malaysia, and got a chance to visit a large tea plantation. Unlike anything I’ve ever seen before!
When we come back, expect tea served at our house for at least a year.






Holy cow, that is some FABULOUS scenery!! As green is my fav color, this place is going on the wish list of places to visit!! LOVE the shot of the two of you…very sweet. What a fantastic trip this has been, eh?
It felt surreal! There were tea leaves everywhere. From up close, they look like oversized bonsai trees. There was a tea processing plant there too; overall a neat place to visit.
It’s been about half a year now. Feels quite normal. What’s gonna feel strange is being back home, though we’re happy we’re almost there. No place like home.
Tylko Wam pozazdroscic tych pieknych widokow . I te kolory jak w bajce. Sami zbieraliscie herbate? Super wygladacie i juz sie nie moge doczekac na Wasz powrot.
The pictures great.
These photographs are incredible! I have been traveling without any money,so most of my pictures are either from other people or with a disposable camera. I hope with this blog I will be able to stop traveling like such a hobo and get a good camera! What kind of camera do you use.
Cheers,
Safe travels in Malaysia,
Leif
Hello Leif,
Thank you! Nothing fancy actually. An iPhone 4 in most cases, with a few color adjustments here and there.
Good luck on your travels!
Davvi