>>2635068
bong in malaysia here
>what fun activities
kl is not really a tourist centred city. there are a few interesting things to see but it is really just another asian megacity
most of the fun things tend to revolve around food and drink. for example there are lots of cool rooftop bars although they do tend to be full of instagram selfie takers
>theme park rides do you typically enjoy there?
you could try sunway lagoon i guess
>ive also heard that they have a similar Islamic architecture to Dubai on buildings can anyone confirm this looks interesting
there are a few places but they are mainly modern structures like the government complex in putrajaya. see e.g. pic related (istana kehakiman = palace of justice- the supreme court)
>though id prefer to see European colonial structures
you could have a look at the old kl train station which is a pretty interesting building
but if you want colonialism then you have to go somewhere like cameron highlands. the weather is cooler up there so it is where the europeans tended to stay in the colonial era. look up the smokehouse hotel for example
>have anybody experienced censorship on their local internet due to conservative "prawn" (pr0n) laws?
yes. watching porn online is not actually illegal in malaysia but some ISPs block it by default anyway. it is blocked by my home ISP but in my office i can get access to pornhub and most others without any problem
keeping porn on your laptop is illegal, though in practice you would have to be pretty stupid and unlucky to get caught
most media is heavily censored- some movies are cut so much they are barely watchable
>>2635068
>where I was all the women wore hijabs
malaysia is a weird place. in cities you see malay women in their tudungs (hijabs) walking next to chinese girls wearing teeny tiny shorts and vest tops. this does cause friction. in the news recently was a story about a chinese woman who was turned away from a hospital because she was wearing shorts

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