A trip to Kluang
will not be complete without a visit to the original Kluang Rail Coffee. We visited the old coffee shop (a coffee
stall is more like it J) at the Kluang Railway
Stattion for breakfast before leaving Kluang.
It was packed even on a late morning on Monday. We waited a while before seats were available
for all of us six adults + five children (+ a baby). Service was prompt and we had the typical
fares like nasi lemak bungkus, mee siam, half-boiled egg and toasts. Food was OK but nothing mind-blowing – I suppose
it’s just the novelty of eating at the stall where it all began.
A train made a stop at the station while we were there
We decided to stop
in Melaka on our way back to show the two older kids some historical landmarks
in Melaka, now that they’ve learnt about the Portugese invasion in Melaka in
their history lessons. Our first stop
was the Melaka river cruise…it was still a pleasant ride despite it being our
second time.
After the cruise, we walked to A’Famosa and St. Paul’s Church for a light dose of history for the children.
The children were fascinated by this non-Chinese singer who belted out Chinese songs for them
The three sisters and the five cousins
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Have always love Melaka and Penang. Both are lovely cities.
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