Puzzling how a place just miles away can be light-years ahead in many areas. You know, I always thought of KL as a great city. Until now. Just comparing makes it feel relatively, um... third-world.
This one, Pavilion can fight. Yes?
If you're going to have skyscrapers, why not just group it all together so it looks more like a city.
Look at what just having some lights can do to a simple bridge.
But maybe we should start with the water first, eg. the oversized monsoon drains that are Sg. Klang and Sg. Gombak. Nearly every city is blessed with rivers, if not seafronts, and it's only up to the authorities what to do with it.
The people's mentality too. Cleanliness don't come overnight.
Still, every city has it's own 'uniqueness', no? Many things we have, they don't.
Bak kata pepatah, Malaysia, Truly Asia.
