Mauritius has a long “colonial” history.
We can distinguish Portuguese, Dutch, French or British Mauritius.
Mauritius – Colony
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Mauritius – Madagascar
Mauritius is located quite nearby Madagascar,
that’s why I think it’s a good idea to visit both countries during one trip. 🙂
Mauritius – Africa or Asia
Mauritius is considers as an Africa country, however it lies in the waters between the continents of Africa and Asia.
Mauritius – Indian Ocean
Mauritius is an island in the Indian Ocean.
Mauritius – Island Country
Mauritius is an island country.
Mauritius – Introduction
Welcome to Mauritius!
This November is going to be all about Mauritius on my blog.
I hope you’ll enjoy this warm island, even not always sunny. 🙂
Malaysia – Final impression
Bye bye Malaysia!
I hope you had a nice time with Traveling Rockhopper this month. 🙂
I like Malaysia and hope to visit more of it one day.
Malaysia – Sea
Peaceful view in Malaysia. 🙂
Malaysia – Religion
Islam is the main religion in Malaysia (about 60%).
However, you don’t get this impression while visiting the country.
Malaysia – Angry Birds
When I was in Malaysia, Angry Birds were very popular.
I’ve seen lots of gadgets, toys or food dedicated this game.
Malaysia – Curry Me
Curry mee 🙂
Malaysia – Kek Lok Si Temple, Penang
The Kek Lok Si is a lovely located Buddhist temple.
Malaysia – Temples & Penang
You’ll find many interesting temples in Penang.
Malaysia – George Town, Penang
George Town is the capital of the Penang state.
Malaysia – Penang Hill
Penang Hill (833 m) is one of the attractions of Penang Island.
Malaysia – My Penang My Pride
My Penang My Pride 🙂
Malaysia – Sandy Beaches & Penang
Penang is apparently known for its sandy beaches.
Malaysia – Penang State
The Penang State is located on the Penang Island and partly on the Malay Peninsula.
Malaysia – Penang
For the next few days, I’d like to present you one of the states of Malaysia called Penang.
Have you been there?
Malaysia – Nature in the City
I like green cities with lots of trees and parks.
Kuala Lumpur is full of skyscrapers but also full of different trees.
I was impressed by the size of some leaves, like the one from the picture – do you see how many tiles it covers and how tiny are other leaves in comparison with this huge leaf?