A Revisit to Legoland Theme Park As with the Legoland Hotel, we returned to the Legoland Theme Park because[…]
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My Travels of Beautiful Malaysia
A Revisit to Legoland Theme Park As with the Legoland Hotel, we returned to the Legoland Theme Park because[…]
Read moreWhen you say Langkawi alot comes to mind to different people. Some think of it as the mystical island with[…]
Read moreThe Underwater World Langkawi (UWL) is located in Pantai Cenang, Langkawi. Its found exactly toward the end of Pantai Cenang Road on the right hand side. Its not hard to miss it. Parking is plentiful, but it was full. Reason being we were there during the Malaysian School Holidays. What’s more, the complex is air-conditioned. An extraordinary spot to get away from the afternoon Langkawi sun.
Read moreHad mixed sentiments when visiting this place. Saw some incredible reviews on the food and Laman Padi. Yet when we were there, it was something very different. Not certain if we came at a wrong time. Reason being some Tripadvisor reviewers wrote about a café, with pleasant food. Where you could feast in little sheds in padi fields. But when we went there the place looked deserted.
Read moreA must visit place when you are in Langkawi. Here lies the tomb of Mahsuri. Mahsuri was a young lady who lived in Langkawi whose family moved from an island in Thailand during the late eighteenth century. She was believed to be extremely beautiful. Her beauty led her downfall. When she was falsefully accused for adultery. On the day of her execution, she cursed the island of Langkawi to seven generations of misfortune. The curse has now lapsed and that is the reason Langkawi is booming.
Read moreAfter the Malacca Sultanate Palace, we opt to go up the hill to the St. Paul Church. We start at[…]
Read moreA beautiful replica of the original Sultan Mansur Shah’s 15th-century palace. It is build the traditional way, without any nails. According to historical records, the original was destroyed a year after the sultan ascended the throne by lightning.
Read moreThe Proclamation of Independence Memorial was a Dutch Colonial Mansion. It used to be the Malacca Club, a clubhouse for the British Expatriate when the British ruled Malaysia. It was later converted into the Memorial depicting the Malaysian road to Independence
Read moreWhen you are in Melaka, one of the places to visit is the Jonker Street. It is the Chinatown of[…]
Read moreIn my travels around, I have found that Malaysia have lots of little hidden gems. You need to look. I[…]
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