Kuala Lumpur

 The entrance to the busy Chinese markets in downtown KL.  Like many markets throughout Asia, the hassling is constant and the food exquisite

The rail system was excellent

 Not too sure what she was cooking apart from the fish but I think it had three legs.

 This has to be one of the most unique experiences we have ever had. For a couple of dollars you submerse your legs into this big tank of fish called Dokter Fish (their spelling). These tiny (100mm) fish that attack your limbs and suck off the dry skin or anything else that might be hanging off your leg. It is impossible not to laugh and squeal. At first it the most unnerving sensation but after while it is quite relaxing.

 I am not sure if I could submerse my entire body into the pool but for a fee you can provided your wear "protective" clothing 'cause these little fellas' will go anywhere.

 The massive twin towers (Petrosi Towers I think)  at one of the largest shopping centres we have visited. Each morning at 6am they will allow only a small number of tourists to travel to the top of the towers for the view. You have to be fast.
The shops were distinctly aimed at the top end money with every conceivable exclusive brand name there.

A view from the restaurant area of the centre where massive water spouts erupt on a regular timing but with different patterns.