Each person has his/her own favorite place to remember with sweet memories. For me it is a place of wonders – Kuala lumpur, Malaysia. I don’t know why this country is liked by me. May be because my son Born there, or my first international destination, or my husband’s first job in an international firm……..I liked the days we were in Malaysia. Here i am going to write some places i visited there in Malaysia. First thing is Kuala lumpur International Airport (KLIA). In march 2003,  we waited for the plane (Malaysian Airlines) to arrive and then boarded it.

Kualalumpur Airport Malaysia

We both got the middle seats and so there were special instructions handed out for us for opening the emergency window. The seat was comfortable and we were given the earphones. The pilot made an announcement before the take off and he did mention about the type of the aircraft. Yes, it is an Air bus and I have boarded it at last.  Once the aircraft started and picked up the pace it was just amazing. When it took off, I did not feel any jitter or jerk. It was such a lovely sight out of the window watching the aircraft take off and fly high in the sky.The view that I saw was awesome. The clouds were like pure cotton and it was like a sea of cotton. I was so excited that I wanted to go out and enjoy.Finally the aircraft landed safely and smoothly and I have not felt a little jerk when it was landing. The country welcomed us with showers.

Kualalumpur Airport Malaysia

A good Airport allows for easy ingress and egress typified and is also be clean and pleasant to stay in. With that i mind i arrived KLIA with my husband. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the directions we needed to go to were very obvious and easy to understand.I was through immigration in less than 10 minutes. The duty free shops, restaurants, were amazing.

Kualalumpur Airport Malaysia

KLIA is 35 miles south of Kuala lumpur. It was inaugurated in 1998. There are 2 terminals The airport is the hub for Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia Airlines Cargo, and Air Asia. The KLIA Express and KLIA Transit train link the airport to Kuala lumpur.

Kualalumpur Airport Malaysia, from left Jebakani, Alan Jeffsan (Baby Boy), Alfred Devanesan Samuel, Irudhaya Rathinam, Punitha, Badma, Lakshmi Narayanan and Tharshini.

The facilities i have seen in the Airport were,
Money and communications: There is a bank, several bureau de change, ATMs and a post office. Wireless Internet is available.

Eating and drinking: There are restaurants, snack bars, delis, fast-food outlets, bars and cafés.

Shopping: There are many shops, including duty-free

Luggage: Luggage lockers are available. Travelers who have left behind items of luggage within the airport should contact the nearest information counter for further assistance or send an e-mail to publicrelation@malaysiaairports.com.my.

Other facilities: These include nursery/baby changing facilities, a children play area, a 24-hour clinic, pharmacies, and a fitness center with showers, sauna and spa (in the Airside Transit Hotel).
The KLIA Pan Pacific Hotel (tel: +60 (0)3 8787 3333) is within a 5-minute walk of the airport. The Airside Transit Hotel (tel: +60 (0)3 8787 4848) is also available in the Satellite Building, near gate C5. Other hotels near the airport include the Concorde Inn Hotel (tel: +60 (0)3 8783 3118), Empress Hotel (tel: +60 (0)3 8706 7777), Equatorial Hotel Bangi (tel: +60 (0)3 8210 2222) and Renaissance Palm Garden (tel: +60 (0)3 8943 2233).

I gathered all these information and we left to Kluang by a taxi.