Anyone who knows Malaysia will know about the Petronas towers, such is the fame of these. Though officially outwitted by many taller structures built all around the world, it still holds the name and fame as the tallest twin towers. I still remember it to be a holiday in Malaysia ( though the office had a working day and I got an escalation for my Absence which is a seperate story) and I started my travel from my hotel with a intention to see the twin towers which was one of my main targets in Malaysia ( I never thought I would be seeing it so often - infact daily in the remaining pat of my stay). As usual I was alone :).
As soon as I came out of the subway I saw up and the reaction was cool, yes they were real big and the silver lining given matched them really well and I just entered the Suria KLCC mall after a few snaps ( At first I thought I was entering the Petronas).
Later I gained the knowledge that I have to take tickets for entering the Petronas and only limited people were allowed per day. The worst part is we have to stand in the queue right from six for the tickets which will be given only after 9 :(
After roaming around the Suria KLCC mall (here you can see each and every famous brand in the world - and so I just did window shopping), had some snacks at the Foodcourt and moved to the dancing fountains. The dancing fountains are really good except that you have to bare the heat of the sun.
I took a long walk on the Taman ( Park in Malay - How is my Malay?) and took some snaps of the Petronas again. I was happy that havng done some sort of acheivement - ofcourse it was just the second day for me in Malaysia.
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