Last Friday was a public holiday, Weatherman and I decided to go for "jalan-jalan" around KL city.
Before going for jalan jalan to KL, we rode bicycles at the Slothland (Putrajaya) which was about 7km using OFO bikes. It was a good ride actually-Slothland is a beautiful place and perfect for bike riding activity.
The weather was beautiful on that day and quite a number of cyclists went cycling as early as 7am. Somehow I feel so blessed to have a chance to work at Slothland.
Before going for jalan jalan to KL, we rode bicycles at the Slothland (Putrajaya) which was about 7km using OFO bikes. It was a good ride actually-Slothland is a beautiful place and perfect for bike riding activity.
The weather was beautiful on that day and quite a number of cyclists went cycling as early as 7am. Somehow I feel so blessed to have a chance to work at Slothland.
Anyways, we've finished cycling around 9am and we started our journey to MRT Kajang station around 9something.
Since MRT was launched somewhere mid of the year, we felt like trying to take a ride on it. So, we drove all the way from Slothland to Kajang Station (somewhere at Jalan Reko, Kajang) and took from the lastest station to Muzium Negara station.
The Muzium Negara station
Walking down the memory lane- revisiting Muzium Negara. Our first visit was back in 2016, I think...
Happy face of Tunku Rahman
From Muzium Negara, we walked to Masjid Negara for Friday prayers.
Since it was Friday prayers, I standby'ed an Abaya to bring to Masjid Negara. #UIAterukback
Can see my old office, DB from Masjid Negara
After finishing Friday prayers, we went to Islamic Art Museum, and we actually got shocked as the entrance fee is RM 14 per pax. Upon entering the museum itself, to us, the price is kind of worth it as the artifacts being displayed are worthy to see and the museum itself is very informative (in-depth) with Islamic history around the world.
There were quite a number of Masjid models which shows the uniqueness architecture of Masjids throughout various regions and cultures.
Last but not least, we visited our very own "Little Dhaka" at Masjid Jamek. Ahh what a memory!
We ended up our trip around 4pm. Overall it was a good trip and looking forward to have more trips in future!
