Let's Go to Pantai Senak,Bachok,Kelantan!!

On a few days ago,me and my beloved friends from this family was gong to Pantai Senak in Bachok,Kelantan.This beach actually cant go to swim because the villagers want this beach maintain with their natural view.

*Pine Tree 0,0!!!*

On this picture we can see Pine Trees or 'Pokok Rhu' with beautiful scene..At this place is very suitable for photographers or freelance to take a photo.And also it's suitable for modelling photoshoot or make some romantic scene or picture.

*The beautiful view of beach~*

And,for your information,when we to go to Pantai Senak,we need to across the beach village that have a lot of beautiful scene that create by The Creator.In this village,we'll see many scene such as the behavior of villagers,the field,animals such as cows and goats,and also the it will give us the calmness  to us even if we do not have a problem or have a problem.

Writed By:

Najihah Abdullah

10 Must Go Place In Seoul, South Korea

Unauthorised It If You Vacation In Korea, not to set foot on the 10 most interesting places in Korea .. Places You Must Visit This course,

 1. Gyeongbokgung

Gyeongbokgung palace is the most important and largest in the era of the Joseon Dynasty. Its location is very strategic because it is protected by mountains on the north and south of the Han River. This palace was built in 1395 AD (earlier than the date of the Malacca Sultanate was founded in 1400 by its Malay and 1402 by suma oriental) The palace is huge and can Broken Leg If you want to Visit Overall

The back door Gyeongbokgung, Anada will reach the Korean Blue House official residence and office of the President of South Korea.

The Korean Blue House.

Gyengbokgung Outside, there is a given name Gwanghamun Square ..

In this there is Gwanghamun Square memorial King Sejong the Great (one king of the Joseon dynasty, and it was he who invented the Korean alphabet). There is also a memorial admiral Yi Sun Shin. Under the square there are the Museum reminder Gwanghamun King Sejong and Admiral Yi Sun-sin.

 2. Insa-dong

If you want to buy gifts and souvenirs from Korea to family, friends and loved ones, come to Insa-dong. The street is lined with kedai2 selling souvenirs at quite affordable rates. In addition, if fluent in Korean, can bargain. Here are some of Kat produk of jewelry bracelets, necklaces and more ...

If you're lucky and came at the right time, can see cultural performances in Insadong ni. While shopping can learn Korean culture.

3. Myeongdong

A paradise for fashion and cosmetics in Korea. Here there are a lot of clothes and cosmetics shop either indoor or outdor. But if you want to hit the road to go here be careful very reason many people. An estimated 1500000 people through Myeong-dong per day.

4. Namsan

Samsam is a mountain located in the city center Greater Namsan Seoul .. there are plenty of interesting places for you to visit.

At the foot of Mount Namsan Hanok Village Namsagol there is a traditional village Korean people. there is also a Seoul Time Capsule. What is that Time capsule ...

Soul Time Capsule ... A stone that is carved on it. Interestingly, under the rock embedded something that hardly anyone knows what it is. This time capsule will be unearthed only another 1000 years and there is a big secret that will be known to the Korean people then. But more interesting, the rock carvings of the name of God ... ..Kalau disbelief come and see for yourself ...

To reach the summit of Namsan, there are 3 ways.

1. Take the cable car ..

2. Take a bus (other vehicles are not allowed in)

3. Walk ... tracks and pedestrian stairs provided

on top of Namsan pounds are places include:

Namsan Tower. telecommunications tower Seoul, there are restaurants and places to

relax and see the beauty of Seoul from above. and Teddy Bear Museum ... to hardcore fans teddy bear must come here.

at the peak of the Namsan is also available for dance performances and Korean martial arts!

Most Popular in Namsan is love pad lock. Symbolic love by putting existing key pair name on the top of Mount Namsan ...

5. Itaewon

If we want to look kosher food at Korea, it went to Itaewon. many kosher restaurants down here. Various options exist, Arabic rice, kebabs, Indian cuisine, and Malaysian cuisine. Korean cuisine is kosher even here,

Itaewon is also available in the Great Mosque of Korea. To which Muslims go here when visiting Korea here. See how Islam a foothold on foreign soil.

6. Cheonggyechon Stream.

A tributary that flows in the middle of Seoul, but cleanliness is maintained and preserved beauty. In 1970, the river was never missing from the Seoul due to the lack of water sources from the mountain and rapid development on the banks of the river. In 2005, the South Korean government has initiated efforts to preserve this river. Interestingly, the source of river water is obtained from underground springs. Now, creeks cheonggyechon Koreans is the location for relaxing after a hard working. The scenery along the river is very beautiful and unique, especially at night. There are fountains and waterfalls at the beginning of the river and a variety of sculptures along the banks of the river.

At the beginning of November each year, the river will be filled with a large lantern, beautiful and unique lantern festival Korea .tanglung great and unique place along the river Beautiful . the Opportunity If you can see.

7. Hangang Park

For those who prefer leisure activities, can he travel the Hangang Park. There are many parks along the Han river with lots of activities to do. Tteukseom Theme Park, where swimming and recreation, especially in summer In winter, the theme park will be turned into a field to play snowboarding ....

You can also rent bikes cycling along the Han river .. With view The Beautiful And Quiet.

8. Banpo Moonlight Rainbow Bridge

it is one of the most beautiful objects in Seoul Korea Korea Busty addition,

a large bridge (2 floors) and a long and decorated with a water fountain and colorful. Fountain tu Too Can Dance, There are two ways to enjoy the beauty of the rainbow bridge ni. The first went to the edge of the bridge, or can take the subway and get off at the station Dongjak, then walk in 5 minutes.

The second way by boat from the station yoneorui. Indeed Excited especially if the boat is going with girlfriend or wife. if you are lucky there could be a bot that a live band. but the most fun when the boat was already up in the musical fountain. Ready then down again ... wet out. !! But That's interesting !!

9. Lotte World

If you think go best Genting, Lotte World is 10 times more ... best indoor and outdoor theme park this is great. There are a variety of games that can cause adrenaline rush ..

But there is another large theme park in Seoul Samsung Everland, but the position is far downtown Seoul, Rumored Samsung Everland greater than double again Lotte World

10. Nami Island

This place is no need to introduce popular. Kemashurannya through drama Winter Sonata Drama makes it a location of choice for Malaysia, calling Nami Island. Nami Island is beautiful no matter what the season, though.

Nami Island is located in the middle of the Han River but a bit far from Downtown Seoul. There are two ways to get here. The first bus ride can be found in Inda-dong. Both the train station and get off at the station Chongyanggi Gapyeong. then take a taxi to the pier.

Experience the excitement of biking during the winter and autumn in Nami. Very beautiful!!

Fuh! If the story is indeed never finish Article Places of Interest In Korea here .. If You Come To Know Yourself To Korea-MuslimTravelbug.com

                                                                                       Writed By Nur Ezzati Fikri

 Today i will share to you guys about 30 tips travel to japan  . So, enjoy ✌️

Tourists walk on a street leading to Kiyomizu Temple

So you’re traveling to Japan! Lucky you – such a fabulous country, absolutely unique culture, fascinating language and amazing natural beauty. Before you leave, check out our 30 tips for first time travelers to Japan – it’s good to know the dos and don’ts firsthand.

Proper Japanese bowing technique

1. Bow to greet a person; bend your body 15 degrees for ward for a casual bow. When you meet elders, bow deeply from your waist.
2. Before eating a meal and after finishing it, be sure to thank your host for the meal and their company with a small bow. This is considered good table manners.
3. Get Suica cards to travel the subway, metro, Japan Rail and also to pay for items in convenience stores. You can load them up with Yen as you go along.
4. Don’t use your cell phones on trains and buses. Don’t talk to anyone on public transporteither. People usually sleep, read or listen to music quietly.
   

   Tip: Drive and walk on the left in Japan
5. Drive and walk on the left side – it’s the opposite driving direction when compared to the US. Park on the left and use the left side of escalators and elevators.
6. Food is expensive, so best to avoid restaurants and Starbucks. Rather, buy bread, spreads, rice cakes and noodles from small local shops, as these are less expensive.
7. When you finish eating at a bar, put your bowl up on the counter with your glass and wipe down the counter in front of you with a damp towel.
8. Water is safe to drink – whether it is tap water or bottled water. You can refill at any public fountain without worry.
   
   
   

   
   

   Tip: Buy a map that indicates the names of destinations both in Japanese and in English
9. Buy a map that indicates the names of destinations both in Japanese and in English. Carry a Japanese to English translation book to manage small phrases.
10. Carry tissues or hand towels with you – most of the public bathrooms don’t have hand-drying facilities, unless you want to use the toilet roll.
11. Carry at least 10,000-20,000 yen in cash with you. Most Japanese ATM machines don’t accept foreign cards. Also many establishments don’t accept credit cards.
12. Always carry a notepad with you along with a pen or pencil. You may need to write down what you want, or even draw it if someone doesn’t understand you
13. Write down the full address of your hotel or destination to show someone in case you’re lost. Get it written in Japanese as well.
14. When you’re ready to pay your bill at a restaurants, cross your forefingers together to form an ‘X’. The waiter will come to you with your check.
15. When you want to point towards someone or something, point with your open hand. Pointing at anything with your forefinger is considered rude.
16. Don’t tip anyone; even waiters will be offended if you do so. Other than in the Roppongi area, tipping is considered unacceptable.
17. Public transportation is available only till midnight; if you’re stranded after midnight, wait for it to resume at 5 A.M. Avoid expensive taxis.
    
    
    
    

    
    

    When entering a Japanese house, place your outdoor shoes at the doorway.
18. When entering a Japanese house, place your outdoor shoes at the doorway. Wear the slippers your host provides.
19. Remove your house slippers when you enter a room that is covered with tatami flooring. You can step on tatami mats with your bare or socked feet.
20. When you visit the toilet at somebody’s home, wear special toilet slippers. Do not wear house slippers in the toilet.
21. When you visit a Japanese temple, throw a coin into the offering box and fold your hands in prayer. Burn incense and wave your hand to extinguish the flame; don’t blow on it.
22. Take photos only in areas where they’re permitted. Watch the signs, and ask locals if you’re not sure. Don’t offend by taking pictures inside temples.
23. If you’re not sure what to order at a restaurant, indicate one of the plastic food replicas that are displayed near the front of the restaurant.
24. If the restaurant waiters don’t lead you to a table, it means you can sit anywhere. Wait for a few moments for them to lead you otherwise.
    

    
    

    If you’re not sure what to order at a restaurant, indicate one of the plastic food replicas that are displayed near the front of the restaurant.
25. In a traditional Japanese restaurant, take your shoes off at the entrance and kneel at the low Japanese table. Wear nice socks.
26. During formal traditional meals or tea ceremonies, men can sit cross-legged while women must fold their legs neatly under their hips.
27. You can give your host, business partner or friend a gift while meeting, parting or during a special occasion. Make sure you pack it in simple brown paper.
28. While exchanging cards, stand up, bow slightly and hold your card facing the others with the fingertips of both hands.
29. When you receive someone’s visiting card, be sure to examine it with pleasure and carefully place it in your wallet. Don’t shove it in your back pocket.
30. Do not blow your nose in public; try to discreetly wipe your nose or just snort or sniff to control your cold if you have one.

WRITED BY MUHAMMAD AFIQ 😊

Our first trips and first experiences…

Chapter 3

On the next day or our last day in Langkawi Island,we all try our new experienced is it Kerabu Bronok or Bronok Salad..Kerabu bronok is actually a local salad in which the main ingredient is bronok, a type of 'timun laut' (sea cucumber that some Malaysians consider having medicinal values) that can be found only in Langkawi.

To those who have tried this salad explain the bronok as being a bit chewy but crunchy and soft.

The raw bronok is slippery to hold and is either dark chocolate (when mature) or pinkish (when young) in colour.

The salad is unique as it is not cooked and has to be eaten raw. If the bronok is cooked, it will simply melt away and turn into a salty liquid akin to salt water.

It is advisable not to go in for a glimpse of the bronok in its original form. Some may not be able to eat the salad as the bronok's actually appears much like a giant leech.

The salad can accompany rice and other dishes.

After we get this dishes,we go out for SHOPPING!!!!!!!!!

We go to Uptown and buy a lot of chocolate..nyummy!!Half of us also buy a bag and gift to bringing back to hometown.Then,we go back to our homestay and get ready to packed ir stuff and also back to Kota  Bharu for contnued our class on the next day.

We check out from homestay and arrived at 4.45pm at Jetty.We take the ferry on 5.00pm and safely arrived to Kuala Perlis Jetty at 6.10pm.After that we take the express bus to Kota Bharu at 9.00pm.That's all from me.Thank You..

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Najihah Abdullah

Assalamualaikum. my name is Noryusma Sahira Bt. Rossli. Today i want to share about Ghost museum in Pulau Pinang. This museum was very interesting, you can explore "The Ghost World" in there.

 It's been a while since I last visited all these attractions in Penang though I've seen so many of them coming up so attractive and fun.

 Penang Ghost Museum is one of the latest attractions in Penang featuring the horror and myth of all evils and ghosts especially legend stories in Malaysia.

For some gorehound (Someone who fancy gore stuff) like me, I'm definitely attracted to the theme of the museum seeing so many pictures on their Facebook page and also pictures uploaded by friends.

Penang Ghost Museum is located at one of the less busy street of George Town, which is known as Lebuh Melayu. This whole street has fully occupied with local shops or some abandoned houses so Penang Ghost Museum is rather stand out on this street.

this museum was very interesting and scary. there are many types of ghost there, like "puntianak", "orang minyak", "hantu pokok pisang", "penanggal", "kappa", "juon", vampire, witch and so much more.

there have 2 ways to enter the museum. by maps or by the tour guide. the tour guide will tell you the story of the ghost in that museum.

COME TO THIS MUSEUM AND FEEL THE GHOST WORLD

                                      Price per entry:
                                      With MyKad 
                                      Adult > RM18.00
                                      Kids > RM8.00
                                      Senior Citizen > RM8.00
                                      Student > RM10.00

                                      Without MyKad
                                      Adult > RM36.00
                                      Kids > RM16.00
                                      Senior Citizen > RM16.00
                                      Student > RM16.00

4 Tips on Budget Traveling with Choking

  During the recent Krabi ni, we met with two men from Malaysia in Hatyai train station.

Friendly and sweet person. Apparently, this was their first time to travel out of Malaysia.

They asked us how we budget to get there?

My answer, in approximately RM430 I switched to the baht. That the budget for the transport of Hatyai to Krabi return, lodging, meals and tours that we took there.

These costs do not include KL bus to Hatyai Hatyai and train tickets for the return journey to KL.

He was surprised. With RM430 enough to travel 4 days 5 nights?

We asked him how the expense?

With a face full of sadness, she said lodging alone is $ 1200, shared both.

Oh ...

I do not want to question any person or budget holiday accommodation options. Each is entitled to a vacation in a backpack or a luxury vacation.

But when you see the resentment of people who want to learn new travel abroad and actually really want to save money, we at I Backpacker compelled to share basic tips on how to save without wandering through tour packages.

The biggest cost is in the relaxation or adventure

1) transport to the destination

2) accommodation

3) the cost of the activities in the destination

4) eat.

1) Transportation Costs

For the cost of transport, if you want to save, use the express bus or cheap flights. Checks on the site itself or play low click-click on the webwww.skyscanner.com or www.kayak.com. You can download apps to your mobile phone, so it's a cheap ticket mudah.Cari play or set a date for this website feel free to email you if there are changes in the price of the fare for your desired date.

Besides finding airline tickets from Kuala Lumpur, consider also the opposite ticket from Johor Bahru or Singapore. Sometimes tickets from two destinations more economically. From KL to JB or Singapore, the bus ride alone.

2) Accommodation

For your budget ni choke, if any friends or relatives living in the city where you want to go, may overlap only sleep in their homes. There is that if immediate family members to go to study or work there. What else .. grab a chance for this.

Free accommodation. Just bring groceries Malaysia is there to be cooked together or as souvenirs. Eg tom yam paste, curry Maggie, floss, rice cake soon, ketchup fan shrimp or whatever materials Malaysian cuisine is difficult to obtain in the country tu. Sure host smiled happily.

In addition to the host that we already know, can also consider staying in someone else's house to sleep through the website www.couchsurfing.com. This site brings together people who love to travel and are willing to place his or room sofa in her home to travelers.

Do not forget to read the review traveler or host it before agreeing to stay at his home or receive visits. Essentially helping free. Today you ride the ride sleep, tomorrow you may also live with people.

But for Muslims, preferably looking for host women also make it easier for you to keep your private parts and mixing.

If staying at the hotel, choose a backpacker hostel or budget hotel only. Needless-star hotels. If you're traveling solo, in twos and threes, you can stay in a hostel dorm only. If you have more budget, may stay in the private room.

There are dorm and private room available its own bathroom. There is a shared bathroom outside.

Note also other facilities such as locker, if the dorm, tv, aircond or just a fan, towels and wifi available in the room or in the lobby only.

For women, female dorm can find. However, in some developing countries, women's dorm is rare or if there is already a lot more expensive.

Find and book accommodation that meets your budget online. Among the well-known sites and that I always use is www.booking.com, and www.hostelbookers.com www.agoda.com. In addition, the website also famous airbnb.com if you want to rent a house hold.

But in some places in Indonesia or developing countries, an inn for a walk in or book by telephone direct to the hostel / hotel is less than book online.

When me and my family to France, we booked a caravan at the campground only. Although small and simple, it is much more charm.

3) The cost of an activity in the destination.

These costs include the cost of transportation to travel or ticket / charge for some activities at the destination. It also includes admission to the museum, park or sea entrance fee to the world heritage site.

For who wants to save money, make a study of how the right taxi, tuk-tuk or rickshaw to get to one destination. Avoid contact with tap.

If you need to rent a boat, survey boat before in all the existing operators. Get the best price. If rents boats, discussion with friends or other travelers are looking for a gang to share the cost of rent.

If you need to rent a car there, go in the number of three, four or seven. It's so easy you rent a normal car or a SUV that can be filled by a maximum of six or seven children.

If you go five, totally wrong. Want to hire a car does not fit. Rent two expensive cars, Hire a MPV was much empty.

4) Eat

Then tu dah budget, do not eat it at an expensive restaurant. We recommend that you bring fast food from Malaysia to accommodate at least breakfast or dinner. Can bring Maggie, instant porridge, talismans and any food

Enjoy your trips!!!!

                                                                                                                      writed by Nur Ezzati Fikri

What is Game Tourism?

Game Tourism is playing a game with the primary aim of exploring its world, without engaging in any active conflict such as combat or stealth. Whether conflict is bypassed with cheats, mods, or built-in functionality, the aim is to refocus attention on the game's architecture, aesthetics, storytelling, and atmosphere. Feel free to think of it as a form of art modding or glitching.

Why Game Tourism?

Violent conflict has been a primary focus of mainstream games for decades now. Many great works have come from exploration in this domain, but the narrow focus and creative constraints that violent conflict imposes on design mean that for a long time games left unfulfilled much of their potential to depict the breadth of human experience. 
More recently games like Proteus, Dear Esther, Gone Home, and The Stanley Parable present 3D game worlds recognizably descended from first person shooter games but give players goals that completely forego violent conflict. Dubbed "walking simulators" with varying degrees of derision, the success of many such wander games suggest that people do hunger for such experiences - a world, compellingly presented, can stand on its own as an interactive statement.
Tourism looks at games that do foreground violent conflict through a filter that gives us clearer understanding of the aspects of their design that do not depend on said conflict - again, focusing on architecture, aesthetics, storytelling, and atmosphere - while also making it clear what goes missing. Celebration and analysis of these things can light the way for future exploration of our medium.
The result is often strange to play, sometimes a very non-idealized experience. The more deeply a game has combat, ambushes, tactical space etc wired into it, the more a tourist play through will feel the uncanniness of the conflict excised. The goal is experimental, though: not seeking to match the experience of an intentionally designed "wander game", but to subvert, to transform, to reveal the overshadowed.
Like tool-assisted speendrunning and other forms of glitching, it's also important to keep a sense of humor about this: you're hacking a game so you can enjoy it in a very specific way. That's kinda weird, right? 




                                                                                                                            BY WAZIR

17 REASON WHY WE SHOULD TRAVEL

 

 

 

 
1. It opens your eyes – If you are open to it, travel will simply make you a more well-rounded human being. Which is really the goal, isn’t it? If you don’t know where to start check out our Around The World Planning Guide.
   
2. Learn who you are – Traveling with all the challenges it presents and opportunities, let’s you discover who you are in a way that only the road brings.
3. It will create meaningful relationships – People you meet while on the road usually become some of the most valued ones in your address book, giving you points on the map to visit later on. These folks give you a glimpse outside your hometown circle of friends, forcing you into new and refreshing perspectives on things.
4. It will develop skills you didn’t know you had – The satisfaction you get when reaching the top of the mountain, or crossing a gorge, or helping a villager clean up after a storm, or simply getting what you wanted at restaurant in rural China, these things all allow access to skill sets you didn’t know you had.
5. Learn new languages – There’s something satisfying about being able to throw around a few words of Greek, knowing how to say hello and thanks in Thai, pulling out that long dormant Spanish to book a room in Santiago, or simply hearing a language you didn’t know existed just a few weeks before.
6. Gives you adventure – No one looks back fondly on a trip to the dry-cleaner. But after ziplining over the jungle canopy in Peru, successfully navigating the alleys of Marrakech, the speedboat ride in New Zealand, or Jeeping out with the grazing animals in Tanzania you get a feel for what being an active human being is like (again). The need for adventure is hardwired; travel lets you tap into it.
7. Gives you perspective – Meeting folks from exotic cultures will teach you that the way you look at the world (perhaps through the lens of mass media) is not the way everybody does it. That you could in fact be dead wrong about it. Seeing it for yourself brings a healthy dose of reality to your so-called higher thinking.
8. As a transition – If you happen to be between jobs, schools, kids, or relationships, around the world travel can be a perfect way to separate these life stages, give you insight into your next phase and provide closure on the last one. Plus there’ll be a nice time stamp on that moment in your life.
9. For education – Seeing the world provides a source of education absolutely impossible get in school, teaching you things like economy, politics, history, geography and sociology. While not an accredited institution, the school of travel is currently taking applications.
10. The challenge – Getting your daily Starbucks not nearly interesting enough for you? How about finding an address in downtown Tokyo. Travel is full of moment of joy and challenges. Overcoming the challenges will give you some of the greatest joys of all.
11. To do something new – It sucks to be stuck in a rut. Everyone knows what that’s like. Travel can be the perfect solution. And what’s not new about being in Bolivia? Go ahead and plan your idea route Around The World.
    
12. Dreams come true – If you want to do it now you’ve probably always wanted to. You imagined it, daydreamed about it, envisioned it. Guess what? Now’s the time to do it. We have put together some special to inspire you to live your dreams.
    
13. The cool stories – Don’t fancy yourself a storyteller? If anyone says “why travel” at a party, you’ll be able to outline why with any one of the many travel stories you’ll come home with. Even if they seemed trivial when they happened, nostalgia will create a epic spin around getting your laundry done in Zanzibar.
14. You will eat food like you never have – Yes, you will be constantly surprised at the flavors the world has to offer.
15. To prove to yourself you can – If you’re the kind of person to dream big, and simply by reading this website you’ve proven that you are, you’re probably also the kind to reach for new challenges. Finishing a trip gives you the satisfaction that you were able to accomplish what you set out to do. And to give you energy to set up the next challenge too.
16. Just for the hell of it – Why travel? Because you can. Why not pick up your ticket and set the ball rolling 

                                                                                                                                  BY IYRA

Our first trips and first experiences…

Chapter 2

...All of us was enjoyed in group becuse this our first time go to holiday together..After 2hours we got swimming at The Dayang Bunting Lake/Dayang Bunting Marble/Tasik Dayang Bunting,we all go to Pantai Beras Basah which is a best,cleanest and also a beautiful beaches in Langkawi Island.Before we all arrived at Pantai Beras Basah,the boat was stopped in Eagles Feeding area which part the tourist can see many eagles catched chicken that the driver boat was throwed.

So,after watching eagles catched the chicken,we continued our journey to the last destination is it Pantai Beras Basah!

We arrived!!

And again we came here for swimming!!Exactly all of us was very happy because can go swimming again.But,when we arrived here the weather was very hot and we got sunburn :'(.

After 2 or 3 hours we all swimming there,we decided to ended our Island Hopping on that day.This the best day we have created as memories..

On the next day,all of us decided to go to SkyCab Cable Car and Temurun Waterfall.But,on the next day half of us was wake up lately from our time that we planned.So,we go a bit late from our homestay and after we arrived there,that place was very beautiful and for sure the place was many tourists.We tried to buy ticket to get in the cable car,but the tourists was very crowded and we cant get in.So,we've decided to go straight to Temurun Waterfall and spent more time there.

The view of Temurun waterfall was beautiful with flora.When we want to go to Temurun Waterfall,we must go hiking to get there.After we arrived at there,we tried to reach our foot to the water,and the result is we all was shivering because of the coldest water!

But,we familiarize ourselves from the cold and then we've enjoyed and also we've been interacted with other tourist from Malaysia and other country who came to visit there.

So,this is our stories and be waited for another story or another chapter!!

Writed By:

Noor Haziatul Najihah Bt Abdullah

Our first trips and first experiences…

Chapter 1

For the first time we have never had a trip anywhere by himself because usually their families who provide the budget and the plans for the holiday and the first time we were given the assignment to go on holiday with friends. Before this was among us never set plan and budget for a vacation with friends who are of college, but this is where the story starts about our experience while on vacation with many memories were created.

At first we do decide to vacation on the island of Langkawi as our first holiday. where we had arranged with good design and the approval of all of us. But in case there is any thing that has happened to us all bus tickets where we want to go to destinations that have already expired. We have been trying to find a bus ticket at the bus ticket counters are already exhausted. we all almost desperate and we have to change a little plan that we have created. We have done the decision to buy a bus ticket which is quite far from our destination it wants to go. we have asked for help from a good friend of us to take our station bus and sent us all to the Kuala Kedah jetty.

Until we in the Kuala Kedah jetty we shake hands and say thank you to our good friend, who had accompanied us to the Kuala Kedah jetty. We all move to the ticket counter to buy ferry tickets. we wait for the ferry in 15 minutes, when she reached the ferry we all began to get into the ferry that many people at that time. In 1 hour and 20 minutes we had already arrived at the jetty langkawi. Arriving just Langkawi Jetty we were pleased by our homestay hosts will be staying during our holiday. Once we arrived at the homestay we all began to relax and started to discuss regulating step of the way to our activities for the next day.

The next day we got up early and had breakfast . get ready him to lead our activities where we will go island hopping. island hopping package that pushes 3 is visiting the island which was named Tasik Dayang Bunting, the island and the island of wet rice to feed the eagles. Throughout our journey where we all have a boat that is very fast and without us realizing we all sang together by speed boat. Once the first course on the island, namely the island Tasik Dayang Bunting we were given two hours to swim in the lake. before the entrance to Tasik Dayang Bunting we were greeted by a group of monkeys who were waiting to get food from everyone. Once we have passed from a group of apes that we have to climb stairs to get to the lake. Once he lake we had rented a life jacket for safety because before we go through this activity we have made experiments that Tasik Dayang Bunting has no basis in the plan. so after we all had to wear a life jacket we all jumped massacred there occurs a life jacket where our friends are opened, and he did not know how to swim. we all work together to save our friends who almost drowned. after we managed to save our friends that we continue the activities that have been planned ... 

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                                                                                                               Writed By Nur Ezzati Fikri

The honesty straight from my heart. =)

The honesty straight from my heart. =)

Assalammualaikum wbt

Today, Feel free to share my own best travel tips at the end!

1. Patience Is Important

Don’t sweat the stuff you can’t control. Life is much too short to be angry & annoyed all the time. Did you miss your bus? No worries, there will be another one. ATMs out of money? Great! Take an unplanned road trip over to the next town and explore. Sometimes freakouts happen regardless.

Just take a deep breath and remind yourself that it could be worse.

2. Wake Up Early

Rise at sunrise to have the best attractions all to yourself while avoiding crowds. It’s also a magical time for photos due to soft diffused light, and usually easier to interact with locals. Sketchy areas are less dangerous in the morning too. Honest hardworking people wake up early; touts, scammers, and criminals sleep in.

3. Laugh At Yourself

You will definitely look like a fool many times when traveling to new places. Rather than get embarrassed, laugh at yourself. Don’t be afraid to screw up, and don’t take life so seriously.

Once a whole bus full of Guatemalans laughed with glee when I forced our driver to stop so I could urgently pee on the side of the road. Returning to the bus and laughing with them gave me new friends for the rest of the journey.

4. Stash Extra Cash

Cash is king around the world. To cover your ass in an emergency, make sure to stash some in a few different places. I recommend at least a couple hundred dollars worth. If you lose your wallet, your card stops working, or the ATMs run out of money, you’ll be glad you did.

Some of my favorite stash spots include socks, under shoe inserts, a toiletry bag, around the frame of a backpack, even sewn behind a patch on your bag.

5. Meet Local People

Make it a point to avoid other travelers from time to time and start conversations with local people. Basic English is spoken widely all over the world, so it’s easier to communicate with them than you might think, especially when you combine hand gestures and body language.

Learn from those who live in the country you’re visiting. People enrich your travels more than sights do.

Writed by Muhammad Afiq