Specially for the tourists, there are lots of these decorated cyclos in Malacca, Malaysia. They seem to be very popular with the hordes of day trippers that come to visit this World Heritage site.
Phuket Town is noted for its Sino Portuguese architecture which manifests itself in several streets in the centre of town. Here is a fine example which has been renovated.
The Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur are a magnificent sight as they stand proudly shimmering in the Malaysian sunlight. The towers were once the worlds tallest buildings but have since been eclipsed by buildings elsewhere. They can be seen from all over Kuala Lumpur.
This rather stylish hair dressing saloon in Kuala Lumpur caughts my hair. It was housed in a very old building but had this wonderful window, You can just catch a glimpse of the barber and his customer through the window.
The Lee Rubber Building on the corner of Jalan Hang Lekir and Jalan Tun H.S. Lee in Kuala Lumpur is a fine example of Art Deco srchitecture. Built in the 1930's, the building has been restored to its former glory. Reputed to have been the headquarters of the Japanese secret police during the war, the building has also served as a bank but is now home to the "Popular" bookstore.