That fine Saturday morning, at around 09:05 hours, while on the way to office, few figures and characters caught my eyes and attracted my attention. I stopped, placed my backpack on the ground and took my snapper-D7000 out to capture the moment. They came here to this serene KLCC Park as early as 06:30 hour to ensure the tranquility of the park is not spoilt by any unwanted or unpleasant circumstances.
Some people spent their time here at this hour to enhance their health, but most people, local and foreigner alike came here to admire the magnificent exquisite architecture of the world tallest twin tower. The towers have made us Malaysians proud and those who had the opportunities landed their feet at the park shared the same feeling – the pride their experience akin to the Eifel Tower, El Burj El Dubai, Great Wall of China and many other wonders in this world.
In the above photo, a German woman (I think – from the accent) ‘breaking-away’ from her group to find a good angle capturing the peak of the twin towers with her digital compact camera.
Other important figures who always presence here every day in the park, are the gardeners, security, housekeepers and janitors. And, most of them are foreign general laborer from Bangladesh, India, Nepal and others (honestly, I don’t where exactly they are from). Speak fluent Malay; they are very obedient and hardworking.
That fine Saturday morning, at around 09:05 hours, while on the way to office, few figures and characters caught my eyes and attracted my attention. I stopped, placed my backpack on the ground and took my snapper-D7000 out to capture the moment. They came here to this serene KLCC Park as early as 06:30 hour to ensure the tranquility of the park is not spoilt by any unwanted or unpleasant circumstances.
Some people spent their time here at this hour to enhance their health, but most people, local and foreigner alike came here to admire the magnificent exquisite architecture of the world tallest twin tower. The towers have made us Malaysians proud and those who had the opportunities landed their feet at the park shared the same feeling – the pride their experience akin to the Eifel Tower, El Burj El Dubai, Great Wall of China and many other wonders in this world.
In the above photo, a German woman (I think – from the accent) ‘breaking-away’ from her group to find a good angle capturing the peak of the twin towers with her digital compact camera.
Other important figures who always presence here every day in the park, are the gardeners, security, housekeepers and janitors. And, most of them are foreign general laborer from Bangladesh, India, Nepal and others (honestly, I don’t where exactly they are from). Speak fluent Malay; they are very obedient and hardworking. 
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Hello ! My name is Chloe Lee, i am a student from INTI International College Subang. I have an assignment to produce a coffee table book and i'd be covering stories of underrated workers. I've stumbled upon your blog and found this post, with the picture of the gardener.
If you do not mind, i would like to have this picture in my book.
I hope you see this comment ! If you are keen, my e-mail is chloeleerainbow@gmail.com
or www.facebook.com/keloweelee
Hope to hear from you soon !
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