SIMPLY (t)RAVELLING

25. 10. 2010

I'm not sure whether this would be a good marketing practice, but somehow the chicken arrangement is a bit daunting; like victims of war casualty.

Last Day in Kota Bharu

Today is our last day in Kota Bharu. Before starting our long journey back home, we headed first to the famous state market, Pasar Siti Khadijah to buy my mom’s home-made spices and some...

24. 10. 2010

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A shringe within the vicinity of the Wat with Thai's architectural influence

The Very ‘Dense’ Tumpat

Second day in Kota Bharu astonished us even more as we are having our breakfast at the White House. No kidding! In case you didn’t hear us right, we are having our...

23. 10. 2010

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Kota Bharu at dawn. This view is taken from our hotel rooms.

Kelantan, the ‘Land of Lightning’

22nd Oct 2010 – 25th Oct 2010. We are supposed to be ‘somewhere’ during these date. However, due to certain circumstances, the plan was not fruitful. After much debate with my husband...

07. 07. 2010

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Its Elefun time!

After the Deerland, we continued driving to the Elephant sanctuary, the main reason why we were here. Located in the perimeter of the Krau Forest Reserve in Pahang, the Kuala Gandah Elephant...

06. 07. 2010

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"Hey mister, where do you think you are going? Hand me the tapioca, or I'll..."

‘Party Animal’ at Kuala Gandah

Having bored ourselves to death for the past few weeks, we decided to give a visit to some cute and friendly faces for a change. We travelled some 100km up north to...

12. 06. 2010

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Transported back in time, I imagine myself sailing in one of the trade junk from China along the river of Malacca up to the trading post. This waterway was the vital trade channel during its glory days

Malacca – of Mosque, Mausoleum and Legends

An epitaph commenmorating the great warrior. Hang Tuah is a legendary hero who lived in the era of Sultan Mansur Shah, in the reign of the Malacca Sultanate. He was the greatest admiral...

10. 06. 2010

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Colorful beca (read: trishaw) outside the Stadthuys. These beca is another Malacca's attraction. With RM40 you could have a joy ride accross Malacca for an hour.

Malacca – A Blaze Trail to History

We were attending a ‘kenduri’ (sort of thanksgiving ceremony) at Malacca (Malays: Melaka) during the weekend and decided to take the opportunity to visit the well-known historical city. Even though my family was...

19. 05. 2010

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The view of peak 1. Broga Hill has four peaks altogether.

The Short Escapade to Broga Hill

We found ourselves in a very odd place on one early Saturday morning. Having a slept over at my parents’ house in Semenyih during the weekend, the idea to visit this favorite...

21. 02. 2010

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One of the River Cruise bypassing the Kuantan signage of the Pahang River

Kuantan, Final Day

Our third and final day in Kuantan. After bidding farewell to my relatives that has been our generous host for these wonderful three days, we made our move back to KL. Before that,...

20. 02. 2010

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I can't help myself from admiring the deep blue sky in contrast with the green coconut leaves

Kuantan – Cherating – Kemaman

>> to be continued…

19. 02. 2010

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Later that afternoon, me and hubby went out again for some more photo hunting. The first spot we visited is underneath the bridge of Tanjung Lumpur. I immediately saw these two, abandoned mates resting fornlonly on the river banks.

Kuantan, Pahang

After some shopping my uncle brought us to this place for breakfast. It must be a popular eatery in Kuantan as the place has already flocked with people when we arrived. Sorry no...

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