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Ikea Damansara

Despite of its location which is outside the city of KL, we still put Ikea Damansara on our itinerary, with one reason: we wanted to try the Swedish Meatball, which is halal here! We had to take LRT all the way to Kelana Jaya LRT station. It was a 30 minutes trip from KL Sentral.

At the Kelana Jaya LRT station turn left when after the train exit counter and use the bridge to cross the road (bridge with "Mr Paint" ad on the above picture) which will take us to the bus stop at the opposite of Kelana Jaya Stn. We waited for the Ikea's free shuttle bus. The bus will be taking us to Ikano Power Center, the name of the mall. The bus interval is every 1-2 hours. The bus should have come by 10 am, but it didn't show up. And our itinerary doesn't contain which public bus to take, as we depend on the Ikea's shuttle bus!!

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Vincci Shopping at Bukit Bintang

If I travel with Rene, we don't like shopping that much, we spend most of our travel time to explore new things, taking pictures and just enjoy our quality time. Only in Hongkong, we shop a lot:D In Malaysia, I only want to buy some Vincci bags or shoes, and we thought the outlet is still open in Suria KLCC. We went there, and it was closed! So we were looking for another outlet on our last day in Bukit Bintang.

Bukit Bintang is similar to Orchard Road in Singapore. To reach this place, you may alight at Monorail station Bukit Bintang and procedd going to nearby malls: Pavillion, Fahrenheit, Lot 10 and Sungei Wang. Or you could also alight at Imbi to go to Berjaya Times Square. If you're taking kids with you, visit Berjaya Times Square as it has a fantasy land inside. This time we only visited two malls which are The Pavillion and Fahrenheit. And yes we found Vincci at Farrenheit.

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This is one of our reason of visiting KL, to have another visit to Putrajaya. We loved the ambience there, it is so peaceful. That's why this place was on the top of our itinerary. But this time, we visited this place around 4 pm until the sunset, as it is the golden time of Putrajaya. If you are asking whether Putrajaya worth a visit? Read this post further and enjoy the pictures:)

We took KLIA transit from KL Sentral, a return ticket cost MYR 19 per person, than we alight at Putrajaya. Exit the station, turn right to go to the bus station or taxi counter. When I googling, there were limited info on how to go around Putrajaya by bus. Mostly tourist take taxi here which cost MYR 30 for an hour. But there is a cheaper way by taking Nadi Putra bus which cost only MYR 0,5. Based on my googling, bus 900 will be takung us to Dataran Putra, Putra Mosque, Selera Putra food court, which all located in Precint 1.

Arriving at the bus terminal, we couldn't find the bus number! So when your itinerary is not the same as the actual, don't panic, just relax and have an ice cream:p It's a plan anyway, and plan might change. After eating the ice cream, I approach an uniformed lady which bust will take me to Dataran Putra. She than inform me to hop on the bus 901 which was just in front of me. I confirmed to the bus driver, he said the bus is going there. So we paid 1 MYR for two person! So cheap.. After 15 minutes, the driver told us to alight and just walk down the hills.

After 10 minutes walking, we arrived at Dataran Putra. By the way to go back to the Putrajaya train station, the driver said that this is the nearest bus stop. So we have to walk to the same bus stop later that night.