Travel Tips and Stories of Skudai in Malaysia
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Travel guide of Skudai
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Travel guide of Skudai
12 km from Skudai
25 MAR 2016 The garden of Pejabat Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri Johor. (Malaysia, Johor state government office)
172 km from Skudai
A boat packed with tourist cruising the Melaka River from Tan Kim Seng Bridge point of view during daytime.
172 km from Skudai
Roundabout at Bandar Hilir, Malacca with H&M building at the background.
178 km from Skudai
Melaka, Malaysia - July 24th 2020: Chinese Mosque tower.
178 km from Skudai
Melaka, Malaysia - July 24th 2020: Chinese Mosque, a mosque that is inspired by the Chinese culture.
234 km from Skudai
Enjoying my long holiday with my relative at the beach. It was an awesome day ever and i managed to captured this. :)
234 km from Skudai
The girl in the swimming pool watching at the sky during the sunset
254 km from Skudai
I was taking photo of a park with my drone, and I saw this roundabout. I waste no time and take this photo. As a big fan of roundabouts, this made my day!
Experienced by Firdouss Ross
256 km from Skudai
While i was coming back from car event, i was using Google Maps to navigate me to my home. I saw this one map , i stopped at the spot and shot this using my DJI Phantom 4. I was scared to fly higher and i was side of the highway.
264 km from Skudai
One my favourite shot. It was scary to stop my car at side of road and capturing this
268 km from Skudai
I went here to fly the drone because I knew I can take the best only with the drone. this city is full of gardens yet filled with urban buildings.. this city has a future and its very ecofriendly, I saw a lot of people working around with smiles. the gardens brings the birds too and make the city so captivating
268 km from Skudai
this was one of the best view I got, sadly it started raining and I couldn’t drone anymore. this city is so green.
276 km from Skudai
This is a story where it shows a traveler planning for his next destination in his journey.
282 km from Skudai
We were looking for some nice photos of KLCC Tower during sunset, but unfortunately there are a lot of clouds on that day. So we’re doing a quick portrait shot of KLCC from DJI Mavic. It’s on around 7:00PM.
282 km from Skudai
We were looking for some nice photos of KLCC Tower during sunset, but unfortunately there are a lot of clouds on that day. So we’re doing a quick portrait shot of KLCC from DJI Mavic. It’s on around 7:00PM.
282 km from Skudai
A different angle to the famous Petronas Twin Tower in KL, Malaysia.
Experienced by Thana Gu
282 km from Skudai
One of the very first photos taken with my brand new zoom lens. I picked it up in duty free at the airport, got a ride downtown, and just shot some random buildings. This photo was completely unexpected and totally blew me away. I totally fell in love with this building.
Experienced by Paul Dare
282 km from Skudai
Kuala Lumpur was ranked 10th among cities to have most buildings above 100 metres with a combined height of 34,035 metres from its 244 high rise buildings[1]. As of 2019, the city of Kuala Lumpur has over 1,900[2] completed high-rises building, of which over 700 are buildings standing taller than 100 m (328 ft); 170 buildings over 150 m (492 ft), 42 buildings over 200 m (656 ft) and 5 buildings over 300 m (984 ft), the majority of it being located in the KLCC, Golden Triangle, Mont' Kiara and Old Downtown[3]. The tallest building in Kuala Lumpur is Petronas Twin Towers were the tallest buildin
282 km from Skudai
It just stopped raining, I was in Heli Lounge Bar, one of the best rooftop bars in Malaysia. I thought the view was nice, then I took this photo of the city and the raindrops.
Experienced by Lim Lin
282 km from Skudai
The view of one of the tallest buildings in the world combined with shady sky makes it a treat for the eye. Went as far as possible. To capture the widest angle possible kept the camera on the palm which is resting on the concrete. All the effort makes it worth seeing this final form of it.
Experienced by Lijo Joseph