Hi everyone. Hope you all are well as always.
The last time I went to Kuala Lumpur, I thought I'd never go back because of the city—I thought it was so chaotic. However, it turns out I hadn't explored Kuala Lumpur enough. And I think my perspective on Kuala Lumpur has shifted.
That day was Day 2 of the #Hivefest Conference at the Glass House. Unlike the previous day, the agenda wasn't as packed. Hive Fest had ended in the afternoon, so 
Let's get it!
TRX City Park
I just found out about this fact when I arrived at TRX Mall, that TRX City Park is also connected to TRX Mall. From Glass House, we ordered a Grab car, and were dropped off at TRX Mall, so it's just a short walk, and you'll find TRX Park.
Unlike other parks that are full of green space, TRX City Park is like half green space, and the other half is open space with a floor like this. You know, the whole park is very clean even though there are lots of people passing by. Very comfortable.
It was a cloudy and slightly chilly day, with a strong wind blowing. We walked around for a while, enjoying the live music, which played Indonesian songs we knew—though I couldn't sing them. Finally, they sang "Perfect," a song that perfectly matched the melancholy atmosphere of the day. It looked romantic.
This is interesting, a large-scale sculpture. I thought it was a combination of a sword and a shield, but it's actually a metallic abstract work of art made to resemble a shining star. I don't know what its history is, but it's the first sculpture I've seen in a public space.
I think there will be a new sculpture; they just built it. If I have the chance to return to Kuala Lumpur, I'll let you know about the results of this construction. I think it will be a truly magnificent work of art. It's exciting to be able to exhibit art in a public space now, so visitors will get a lot out of their visit—the freshness of nature and the artwork.
There's also a corridor showcasing the cultural heritage of these three countries. I think it's a mini-exhibition, displaying three types of fabric: ikat woven from Indonesia, songket from Malaysia, and t'nalak from the Philippines. Wow, I didn't even know Malaysia had songket.
And this is my favorite part, this large tree with a large circle. On the right side of it is also a fountain that looks refreshing. On the left and right are rocks that also have water flowing through them—I don't know what they're called, but I really like the architecture and appearance of this large tree.
Walking around TRX Park is very refreshing because you don't see any trash scattered around, either on the grass or around the trees where most visitors stop. I enjoyed my short walk around the park. I think I should go there and actually sit under one of those shady trees with a book. It would be an interesting experience to stay longer.
What do you think?
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Vivie Hardika
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