Religious Burning Temple ~ Pashupatinath

The Pashupatinath  temple

Pashupatinath is Lord Shiva, the God of Gods. Ancient Scriptures (The Vedas, Upanishads and Puranas) have described Him as Lord of the entire living beings and the source of eternal bliss and peace.You can see at the center of the entrance is Lord Shiva.

The Pashupatinath  temple is one of the holiest temples of the world revered and worshiped both Hindus and by Buddhists. It has set a shining example of religious harmony. In the sanctum of the temple stands a Jyothirlinga (believed to have self appeared) the like of which is not found existent anywhere else in the world. It is a phallic idol, the symbol of Pashupatinath which has four images carved on its four sides. In front of the west gate of the temple is kept a colossal image of a gold guilt bull seated with composure on its four legs and with its eyes fixed on Lord Pashupatinath inside. It is mentioned in the Hindu scriptures that bull is the carrier of Lord Shiva.

This "extensive Hindu temple precinct" is a "sprawling collection of temples, ashrams, images and inscriptions raised over the centuries along the banks of the sacred Bagmati river" and is included as one of the seven monument groups in UNESCO's designation of Kathmandu Valley as a cultural heritage site. ~ Wikipedia

Welcome to payment

Price is 1,000 rupees, one of the expensive temple entrances

1st Colonial Grill

1st Colonial Grill

Due to we cannot go to our next destination after the trip at caramoan with Lemon's Group. What we did is a foodtrip and one of the restaurant we've been is the 1st Colonial Grill is one of the famous restaurant in legazpi city of albay, they offer bicolano delicacies and the sili ice cream. 

Nepal Blogging Soon

The Big Stupa- Swayambhunath, Kathmandu

Will be blogging about Nepal very very soon !!!

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Expenses 2015

This is our TOTAL EXPENSES from the recent trip to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for 3 days and 1 nights. As you can see one of the expensive part is the pasalubong/shopping/gifts, you can save money If you didn't buy any pasalubong/shopping/gifts.

Here our some tips on how you can save and spend less in travel to Malaysia:

1. Look for the cheapest accommodation but make sure It has good review. What we did is book via agoda.

2. Eat at street food or in convenience store such as 7 eleven or buy food in the grocery.

3. Just Walk. What we did is walking from chinatown to see the petronas tower and other tourist spot that we visit. It is better to walk rather than ride mrt or bus or cab.

For one person we spend Php 12,713.445 to Malaysia. But maybe you can spend Php 15,000.00 or less than for 3 days and 2 nights depending on your needs.

EXPLORE. DREAM. DISCOVER- kayblu

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Raizzy's Guesthouse

There's a lot of hotel/hostel in kuala lumpur but upon research. Raizzy's has a good review via agoda, tripadvisor and other blog, this hostel is suits for a backpacker and affordable trip. The place is near the chinatown, Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, Lebuh Ampang (Little India), Guan Di Temple, Old Market Square, Masjid Jamek, Petaling Street and Kasturi walk central market.

Day 1: March 15, 2015

This is it, we easily found our hostel with the help of there website- Raizzy's Guesthouse and we screenshot the location. 

Reception Area

Selfie mode while waiting

The History of Kuala Lumpur ~ KL City Gallery

A long long of walk. Upon check-in our things in our hotel, we decided to find food and check the city and one of the places we've been is Kuala Lumpur City Gallery- the collection of arts and history. 

Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA2)

Welcome to KLIA2

KLIA2 is a huge and budget airport in Kuala Lumpur. It has a international and local flights. And can accommodate 45 million passenger annually with many more shops.

We booked a flight to KL Malaysia on March 15, 2015 and from KL Malaysia to Kathmandu, Nepal on March 16, 2015 and we're so excited promise. 

Day 1: March 15, 2015
Our flight must have arrived at one of the furthest away gates as the walk to immigration was a trek. Honestly we lost because I just need to wear my contact lens to see clearly the path and what we did Is follow the crew member and thank God. It wasn't busy when we arrived so we waited less than 5 minutes to get our passport stamped.