Shop For Something Unique In Kuala Lumpur 1. The Curve The Curve is a popular KL expat venue. With its indoor/outdoor design, The Curve is ahead of many of its competitors. It has a large variety of outdoor restaurants and pedestrian walkways. Most recently you can find the addtition of Johnny Rockets. Here you will also find Tesco and Ikea for your everyday needs. This place gets busy with parents and children on weekends as it’s quite family friendly. 2. Mid Valley Megamall This is one of the world’s biggest malls opened in 1999. While Bukit Bintang malls are still the ones for high-end luxury, Mid Valley is one of KL’s most popular malls for its large variety of affordable shops along with a huge array of restaurants, 18-screen cineplex. Here you will also find ...
Tapas at one time was a tradition and a religion; here you’ll find recommendations for places where free snacks still reign. “Tapa” – comes from the word ‘tapar’ meant to cover. The origins of this tradition are steeped in myth. Some stories claim they were created to fuel the bravado of the troops, as the Christian reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula needed a boost, and others say it was to avoid fist fights in the taverns between the soldiers. The origins of Spanish tapas likely came from Andalucian grocery stores at the end of the 19th century. As people migrated, the trend was later exported to Madrid. Food shortages in post-war Spain produced a need for cheap and functional nourishment that could sustain the population. There was also a social element that increased the popular...
A young woman became the first Indian to win a medal at an international skiing event. Social media went nuts. Aanchal Thakur won a bronze medal at the Alpine Ejder 3200 Cup in Turkey, which was organised by the FIS – International Ski Federation. India isn’t recognized for winter sports performances, due to lack of snow in the country. 1st Female to Win a Ski Competition Thakur told BBC Hindi she was still in disbelief over her achievement. Speaking to BBC Hindi’s Indu Pandey, she said that when she was announced as a competitor it had caused surprise in Turkey, with many asking her if it really snowed in India. She responded by saying: “The Himalayas are here, so why not?” The Indian Prime Minister immediately congratulated Thakur. In a tweet, he said ̶...
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Welcome to the 4th issue this year of the MyExpatsWorld Magazine. We are truly excited to see our reach of this unique online magazine, for people who moved abroad, grow to over 4 million people around the world. The global Expat community is a truly dynamic and active group of people, with the common factor that we have left our home countries. Another common factor is that we like to stay in touch with what’s going on in the local place we moved to, as well as what’s going on in our native country and the world. Those three things are all served to you for free within this magazine and also in our weekly newsletter, news blog, TV channel and radio station. No other organization can match our media channels and our support to expats online free of charge. In September we are l...