Experience travel at Cameron highland

      Everyone in the world have an experience about a travel, I have many experience travel with my friend, my family and my siblings. But for this time I want to share about my experience travel at Cameron Highlands with my family. That we know in Cameron Highlands can be fun, educational and relaxing, but tourists should plan their visit ahead. Tourist should take in consideration the time taken when caught in the traffic jam in this popular tourist destination during weekends, public holidays and school holidays.

     Last week ago, my parents planned to vacation at Cameron Highland and my sibling and I agree to trip at Cameron Highlands. It takes six hours travelling from Pasir Mas to Brinchang using the road Gua Musang. Our journey was smooth all the way, until the stretch from Brinchang to Tanah Rata.We was stuck for about an hour along this stretch. Apart from that, the drivers slowing down in search of parking space for their cars was yet another contributor to the jam. One of the reasons could be the drivers and their passengers could still take in the sights of the hustle and bustle of the little towns in the highlands and the beautiful blooms along the way.

      Holiday mood was in the air with many small shops lining the narrow roads; selling vegetables, fruits, flowers and souvenirs. The weather was cool, probably due to the slight drizzle. Cameron Highlands is not as cold as it used to be in the past. If you want to vacation here, you must make early bookings, you are not likely to get much choice for accommodation during peak times- weekends, public holidays and school holidays. If you want to have a relaxing time, including a good night’s sleep, you have to check out the location of the hotels and apartments. Well, those which are located along the main roads are obviously noisy. For those who love to browse shops and visit night markets, Brinchang is a good place, provided the weather was fine. We stayed in an apartment in Brinchang and it is walking distance to the shopping area and restaurants.

      For first place here we went, we visit to the Boh Tea plantation. The tea company was founded in 1929 and covers three plantations or tea gardens as they are known.  These are Fairly Tea Garden, Habu Tea Garden (which was the first garden) and the Sungai Palas Tea Garden.   The travel across these plantations offer views that are breathtaking, as visitors make their way through rolling hills on narrow hillside roads.

       That we know, Cameron Highland's cool temperatures are conducive to plant a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Farms are located across the highlands' main towns, starting from Ringlet right up to Brinchang. Visitors are encouraged to head to Tringkap or Kuala Terla to have a look at the larger vegetable farms which grow crops like cabbage, cauliflower and spinach. Cameron Highlands also boasts large strawberry farms, so be sure to stop by the Big Red Strawberry Farm, also known as Taman Agro Tourism Cameron Highlands to hand-pick strawberries or enjoy some freshly made strawberry ice-cream. This beautiful hill station also offers travellers a chance to explore flower farms, located in the Bertam Valley, Kampung Raja, The Blue Valley and Habu area.  Many varieties of daisies, roses and chrysanthemums thrive in this environment.

      Last day at here, we went at Butterfly farm if your family and nature lovers can enjoy the butterfly farm where several species of this colorful insect live. It is essentially a garden built on a hill slope, and known to be one of the older tourist attractions in the area.  The Butterfly Farm is located close to the famous Kea Farm, about 3km from Brinchang. Among the highlights of this farm are free-flying butterflies, a tortoise pen and a mini insectarium. Open daily: tickets are between RM2 and RM5, with a free guided tour when available. That all, our group member’s experience travel in Malaysia or other country in the world. Not forget, to our lecture Madam Solehah binti Nawawi for always support us to study and give us to create a group’s blogger and share about our experience travel at here, Thank you. 

Hello Kuala Terengganu.

Hey to all of you.... let's talk about Kuala Terengganu.

       Kuala Terengganu most popular at Malaysia there are many place that we can visit. It not just for attraction place but also with their food.. when we talk about Terengganu most people may imagine the "Keropok Losong'' this food very popular at here. This "Keropok Losong" Kuala Terengganu unbeatable with others....

      What about the attraction place at Kuala Terengganu??? There are a lot of attraction at here. For example Masjid Kristal that was only at Kuala Terengganu. It was at Pulau Wan Man Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu..... A grand structure made of steel, glass, and crystal. The mosque is located at Islamic Heritage Park on the island of Wan Man. The mosque was constructed between 2006 and 2008. There are many tourist came here to see the architecture..

       Terengganu Inscription stone or we call as Batu Bersurat is a classical Malay inscription in Jawi script that was found in Terengganu. This is thr historical stone. It is an icon not only in Terengganu, but in Southeast Asia aspell. Historian believe it to be written on 22nd February 1303. Proving that Islam reached Terengganu earlier than 1326 or 1386...

      So there are a lot of attraction destination for tourist to come to Links Terengganu.  It not only about "Kerepok Losong ", Masjid kristal and inscription stone or Batu Bersurat. Another place that tourist can visit is Duyong island, Tengku Tengah Zaharah mosque, Bidong Island, Sultan Mahmud Bridge and other place. I hope you enjoy, Thank you.

Hutan Lipur Lata Tembakah Terengganu

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      Now I want share about attraction in Hutan Lipur Lata Tembakah. Hutan Lipur Lata Tembakah is one of the famous recreational forest in Terengganu. As it is the home of the famous Lata Tembakah waterfall and has seven level waterfall. Beside the waterfall, there are also many rapids and small pond which are suitable for swimming, bathing and playing in the water. Every visitor including nature and adventure lovers will enjoy the jungle trekking activities along the trek.

     Hutan Lipur Lata Tembakah also located near my grandparents house, went I back at villagers my family and I always picnic at hear. This is because, flora and fauna is very beautiful to see. Its place also suitable for children for swimming, bathing and playing in the water. When my family and I went to this place my sister and I always do activities jungle trekking along the trek, we do it because we want to exercise how I feel I have to diet because my body is bigger than my sister.

     Next,At Hutan Lipur Lata Tembakah, many natural vegetation and beautiful waterfall. Just taht all can I share about attraction and also my experience vacation at Hutan Lipur Lata Tembakah. So, I suggest you to go at famous waterfall at Terengganu because this area is a great place to have a picnic with family and friends over the weekend. Thank you.

Dream of destination

       All the people have their own dream of destination. They will find the best location to make a vacation with friend , family member or travel alone that called as backpacker.

       Including me . I have my own destination that I already target. I hope I can go there someday. Ok, my target destination in Istanbul , Turkey. Why I choose this country ? Because I believe that it have a special story. For me. This is a heritage place that famous with Sultan Muhammad Al Fateh. 

     What special about this place ? What the research I make before. This place actually name Constantinople Town and was change as Istanbul Turkey. This country have many place that we can visit and find some experience.

     First place is Haiga Sophia. This place originally is a church that converted to mosque and was named as Aya Sofya. Around 1935 , the mosque was converted as  a museum after President Republik , Mustapha Artatuk ask to converted bit.

     Second place is Topkopi place. This place have a lot of story. Beside Medinna and Mecca , Istanbul also have historical items of Nabi Muhammad s.a.w such as footprints , writing paper and the companions sword. Along we inside there we can hear 24 Hafiz read verses Al-Quran and this happen long time a go in 24 hour non stop.

     Next destination is Grand Bazaar. This is a oldest supermarket at Istanbul Turkey that have selling a lot of antic brand . This place have around 300 shop was available and this place location is center in the town of Istanbul.

PANGKOR ISLAND TRIP

     I took my family for a day-trip to Pulau Pangkor a few months ago. The Swiss Garden Golf Resort & Spa Damai Laut, which is situated on the mainland facing the island of Pangkor, was running one of its periodic room promotions. The were offering two nights stay for 2 adults and 2 children, including breakfast, for less than RM600 which I felt was a good deal for a hotel of this standard.
 
    From the hotel we drove for about 30 minutes to Lumut town from where the Pangkor ferry departs. We left the car in a multi-storey car park near the jetty and had a quick look round the town. Lumut has a relaxing seaside resort feel to it.


     The ferry trip was smooth and uneventful and 30 minutes later we arrived at Pangkor town jetty. From there we took a pink minivan taxi to Teluk Nipah which is reputed to have the best beach on the island. The taxi driver charged me RM15. I could probably have negotiated a lower fare but I was feeling generous.

     The road to the beach passes through the quaint town then along the west coast lined with coconut groves.

     We spent a pleasant few hours relaxing on the fine white sandy beach and swimming in the clear warm sea. At the northern end of the beach there was a small Chinese temple and from there we scrambled over some rocks to a small secluded cove.

     It was mid week and low season so there were very few people around. If I have any criticism of Pangkor it is that many of the shops and restaurants were shuttered up (a common feature all over Malaysia). Perhaps they only open during the local school holidays when the island sees more of a rush of Malaysian visitors.

     We ate at a laid back beach side restaurant with chairs arranged on the sand (about the only one open!). It was pretty good and reasonably priced.

     The street alongside the beach was lined with a somewhat scruffy row of shops, stalls and accommodation. Considering that Teluk Nipah is such a beautiful location the accommodation is really quite humble. You find this in a lot in Malaysian beach resorts. I suppose it ensures that access to their best beaches remains affordable for ordinary Malaysians rather than converting them all into exclusive luxury resorts which is what happens in many other countries. And the basic buildings add to the quaint charm of the place.

     The atmosphere on Teluk Nipah was decidedly sleepy on the day of our visit and a flock of hornbills had made themselves at home in one of the abandoned stalls.

     Before catching the return ferry we had a look around Pangkor town (more an overgrown fishing village) and my wife took the opportunity to stock up with a supply of dried fish, including ikan bilis, the tiny dried anchovies which are an essential accompaniment to famous Malaysian dishes like nasi lemak.

     A full range of accommodation is available on Pulau Pangkor from basic low-budget hostel/hotels to high end resorts such as Pangkor Island Beach Resort which has its own beach on Belanga Bay.
For those with money to burn there is the super luxury Pangkor Laut Resort, set on its own island with exclusive villas on stilts stretching out into the bay.

    If I were to visit Pulau Pangkor again I would probably opt for the Anjungan Beach Resort, a modern apartment-style, moderately priced resort in a prime location on Teluk Nipah. For something more special, Tiger Rock, a boutique guest house, is, I am told, well worth considering.

    It takes around 3 - 4 hours to get to Lumut by car from KL. Somewhere in the vicinity of Lumut I managed to pick up a speeding ticket (I only found out about it recently) which was very annoying as I am normally such a careful and law abiding driver. When the RM150 fine is factored in, the Swiss-Garden package was not such good value after all!

HAWAII ISLANDS

    

The spectacular environment of Hawaii Island inspires its many artists. Whether it’s through paintings, sculptures, glassware, jewelry or hand-carved koa wood bowls, you’ll see the distinct styles that make the art found on Hawaii Island truly unique. Browse the art galleries of Holualoa, the Kona coffee town that’s become art central for Hawaii Island. You can also find art galleries in charming neighborhoods like Hawi in North Kohala, Downtown Hilo and in special spots like the Volcano Art Center near Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

    Next, Hawaii Island features some of the most picturesque and varied beach landscapes in the islands. Here you’ll find not just white sand beaches but black sand and green sand beaches with olivine crystals. And along with beautiful resort beaches, Hawaii Island also has rugged, off-the-beaten-path sands that are wild, remote and rewarding. Onekahakaha Beach Park is a favorite with locals, this small, shallow sand-bottomed ocean pool just east of the Hilo Airport is one the safest swimming areas along the Hilo coast, with tide pools and inlets. Perfect for family snorkeling, it also offers lovely views of Hilo Bay.

     Furthermore, Hawaii Island spans 4,028 square miles (and still growing) and features Kilauea (one of the world’s most active volcanoes), Maunakea (the world’s tallest sea mountain), Maunaloa (the world’s most massive mountain) and is home to all but two of the world’s climatic zones. Needless to say, natural wonders abound on Hawaii Island. Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is most popular visitor attraction, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is the largest park in the state, covering 333,086 acres and most of the southeastern district of Kau and some of the Puna. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

     Hawaii Island has a reputation for inspiring visitors and nowhere is this attribute more visible than at a Hawaii Island festival. Visitors can experience a wide range of music and art events, including the Big Island Film Festival (May), The Big Island Hawaiiana Music Festival (July) – which focuses on ukulele, slack key, steel guitar, and traditional falsetto singing – and the Merrie Monarch Festival (follows Easter Sunday in March - April) – Hawaii’s premier hula competition held annually in Hilo.

    If you’re a foodie, you can satisfy your appetite at Mealani’s Taste of the Hawaiian Range (October), a deliciously diverse festival that features over 30 of Hawaii’s best chefs and tastings of everything from grass-fed beef to fresh island vegetables. And if you want a quick jolt of energy, don’t miss the annual Kau Coffee Festival held every May or the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival held in November in venues throughout Kona.

MALDIVES ISLAND

      

The Maldive Islands feature several noteworthy attractions which should be experienced by every traveler to the islands. With the islands’ seafaring heritage and diverse foreign influences many interesting Maldives attractions and sights are to be seen here.

       Among st the most popular places to visit in Maldives, the Grand Friday Mosque or Masjid-al-Sultan as it is locally known is one of the islands’ finest sights. Constructed in the 17th century by Sultan Ibrahim Iskandhar, this magnificent edifice accommodates no less than 5,000 persons.

       The Friday Mosque is another fascinating place of worship, with its status as one of the most ancient mosques in the islands. This mosque features exquisite wooden carvings as well as some superb examples of Islamic art. The drum-shaped minaret is a feature to be admired.

       The President’s Palace is a site of interest which should not be omitted. This magnificent building is the official residence of the President of the Maldives. Although it is not open to the public, visitors may photograph the splendid exterior. The building was constructed just prior to World War I by Sultan Shamsuddeen III.

       Male’s National Museum is another highlight in the Maldives. Located in a charming colonial edifice the museum houses a mesmerizing range of artifacts. Among the featured items are royal antiquities, traditional costumes, a hand-written miniature of the Koran and Buddhist relics in addition to other historical exhibits.

      Republic Square is a proud focus for patriotic Maldivians, with a good proportion of the most significant government buildings situated here. A huge Maldivian flag flies proudly at the square’s centre.

      Not to be missed is a visit to the Maldives Fish Market which provides an authentic glimpse into the day-to-day lifestyle of ordinary Maldivians. The visitor will see a spectacular assortment of sea creatures and will also be able to sample fresh fruits and vegetables.

Vacation to Kuala Lumpur

Assalamualaikum, hello guys ! For this time I want to share about my experience vacation to Kuala Lumpur , That we know The capital city of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur. Last year, semester break holiday. My friends and I went to Kuala Lumpur to release tension ,shopping and just for fun. While we still holiday and my friend also semester break. In early morning, 7:05 a.m time to boarding flight at Sultan Ismail Petra Airpot (KBR) to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) departing time at 8:05 a.m. Firefly is the low cost flight that we choose to our destination to save budget because we come here want to shopping more. When we arrived we stay at my aunt's house at Taman Villa Safira to get rest before start our vacation.

       In night,I hangout with my friend because she want to view the building of Petronas Twin Towers at night. That we know, the most famous of all the skyscrapers is the tallest building in the world, the Petronas Twin Towers. At 451.9 meters  above sea level, it is a monster of chrome and glass that's made up of two huge towers, joined by a bridge halfway up. It will, no doubt, be relegated to the second highest building in the world before long (I hear that someone is building a bigger one in Beijing), but until then it's more impressive precisely because you know that it's bigger than anything else.

   Second destination, we went Mid Valley Megamall. Mid Valley as the best shopping center halfway between the city centre and the Klang Valley. Before we start shopping,my friend want to see Cinema at Golden Screen Cinema (GSC). Famous movie at the time is Dilwale movie acting by Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol. After that, second movie we looked Langit Cinta acted by Keith Foo and Fazura. After that we eaten at Madam's Kwans restaurant after we eaten we started shopping from boutique G200, Aldo, and more store we visited.

 

     After that, we went to The Curve at Mutiara Damansara Kuala Lumpur because my friend really want to try Dip N Dip ,she say at Kelantan don't have chocolate desserts like that. I ordered a Triple Chocolate Crepe which cost RM17.00. Beautifully, done with three types of chocolate. and know what, with the first taste of it, I got hooked. Thin crepe covered with lovely designs of sweet chocolate. Yes, sweet, and it is abit too sweet for me. "But aren't chocolates suppose to be sweet?" We also fee order the designs or writings with the chocolates, such as "Will you married me ?. My friend (Scha) ordered two Triple Chocolate Waffle and one Fettuccine Crepes.Triple Chocolate Waffle a half moon Waffle drenched with three chocolate flavors or it can be up to we choose.

                        

     In conclusion, after we enjoyed visit to all destination that we want to go I very enjoy with this vacation at Kuala Lumpur, tomorrow flight to back Kelantan, I also happy because can bring my friend visited place that she never visit. I hope for next time I can come here with my all friends to vacation at Kuala Lumpur or next place destination .Thank you for visit our blogger.

My short vacation at Perak

Assalamualaikum hello hai guys..

My short vacation at PERAK..

Actually it's  not a vacation because I go to Perak for visit my uncle at Seri Manjung,Perak. But at the same time I also go to somewere that can attract many  tourist came Perak. For the first day I at Manjung Perak I go to Nasi Beriani Gam at Sitiawan. At there you can try their "Ayam Masak Merah'' beef curry and others...but if you want to eat Ayam Masak Merah you must go on Sunday because only on that day they prepared this menu...their taste so delicious and also famous at this area. Not just a local people come to this restaurants but also another place.

                              

      For the next day my uncle bring me to visit Night Safari Zoo Taiping Perak... At there I can see many animals, something like giraffe,.lions, Orang Hutan and so on.... You are so lucky if you can see the Arapaima fish at here. Actually The Taiping Night Safari is a first of its kind in Malaysia. This zoo provides the opportunity for visitors to appreciate and value the treasures of nature while enjoying oneself. Taiping Night Safari is a unique because animals which are active at night are displayed using special lighting similar to moon night. So for who love the nature this is the place that you must visit.

      For the next day my uncle and I go to Lumut... all people know that Lumut famous with seafood. It is noted for seashell and coral handicrafts. I go at there just to buy some gift for my family. Lumut is a gateway to Pangkor Island. There are many things that we can found at here like T-shirt, food, and other thing...many type of food came from the sea..

     For the last day, on my way to back to Kelantan, my uncle stop at the on of R&R but I can remember what the name of that place...we get a rest for a while before we continue our trip... at here I order Laksa sarang..  actually this this first time I try this dish... before this I just see at the Facebook.. many people share about this dish... and finally I got it...it just same like Laksa Penang what make it different is, this Laksa they put the egg on the Laksa.  You can see the picture below..

Trip to Pulau Pinang

Assalamualaikum, hye! We see again in blogger website for this time I want to share about my vacation to Pulau Pinang with my friends. That you know Penang Bridge may not be an official sightseeing spot in Penang but it is the sight that greets most visitors to the island. A 13.5km-long suspension bridge that connects the island to the mainland at Seberang Perai, it is considered a Penang landmark, with locals comparing it to London Bridge.The longest bridge in Malaysia and the fourth-longest in South .

       

First destination that we went to Penang Hill. For my information, Penang's adaptation of the popular love lock concept around the world, in the likes of Rome's Ponte Milvio and Germany's Hohenzollern Bridge, has found its place atop the scenic Penang Hill. Located at the open air observation deck of the Penang Hill Food Center, visitors can purchase padlocks of various sizes from the counter (at time of writing, prices range between RM10-RM30).

After discussion with my friends, we choose Fort Cornwallis because we want to get more information about the historical Fort Cornwallis is the largest standing fort in Malaysia. Set close to the Esplanade and Penang Clock tower, the star-shaped bastion is one of the oldest structures in Penang. Named after Marquis Charles Cornwallis, only a set of ten-foot high outer walls remain, with an enclosed park within. Inside the fort is a variety of vaguely-informative exhibits.

In the evening, for release tension we choose to Street Art in Georgetown’s streets just a little bit more exciting, in 2012 Penang’s municipal council hired London-trained Lithuanian artist, Ernest Zacharevic and charged him with breathing new life into some of the atmospheric Chinese shop-houses around the inner city. An effort to spawn awareness of the rich history. His artwork is spread out across Penang’s city centre, along roads like Muntri Street, Weld Quay, Lebuh Leith, Armenian Street and Ah Quee Street.

In conclusion, for this trip learn me to patient when wait turn a train to went at Pinang Hill. This vacation really make my friends and I happy and enjoy. It makes me get many experiences. So,just that all can I share with you all for this time. Thank you.

' Ganu Kita '

Assalamualaikum? Now, i just want share about Terengganu.

    Terengganu formerly spelled Trengganu or Tranung. Kuala Terengganu is the capital of Terengganu or called the city KT. There is many island located near Terengganu. One of the famous islands is Pulau Redang. Here a variety of activities can be done. For example, snorkeling. Beside that, Tasik Kenyir is also famous for holiday traveler as it has a natural beauty.

      Among the interesting places that can be visited in Terengganu is Masjid Terapung, Masjid Kristal, Dataran Shahbandar, Pasar Besar Kedai Payang, Kampung Cina and many more. Terengganu is also has many beaches and islands are very interesting. Among them are is Pantai Bukit Keluang, Pantai Kemasik, Pantai Rantau Abang and it is a turtle hatchery. Next, Pantai Penarik, Pantai Batu Buruk and so on . An interesting turn drive Terengganu island is Pulau Perhentian, Pulau Kapas, Pulau Redang. In Terengganu also has the natural beauty of waterfall in Air Terjun Sekayu, Lata Tembakah, Lata Belatan and Air Terjun Lata Payung.

     Terengganu there are a variety of delicious traditional food. For example is keropok lekor, Nasi dagang, ketupat sotong, tahi itik, akok and so on.

     In conclusion, Terengganu is a place full of natural beauty with beautiful beaches and islands. As well as delicious food and good for tourist destination. 😊

Trip to Pangkor Island

 


    Assalamualaikum, and good night to blogger members. For this time I want to share about my experience travel to Pangkor Island. My friends and I go to Pangkor Island on the 3th Disember for last year. It was just a plain Friday and we chose Pangkor because it was still holidays for some of my friends and most importantly, we have free accommodation!  Since it is the hometown for one of my best friends, Nor Natasya she became our tour guide for this memorable 2 days 1 night trip.

    We took a bus from bus station to Lumut jetty and the journey was slightly more than 2 hours. After that, we were again moved from the jetty to Pangkor for half an hour across the sea. It took us 15 minutes of walking to travel from Pangkor jetty to Tasha's house

   We were supposed to stay in Tasha's house for the day but since the air-conditioner there was malfunction, we then moved to his Red Bean Ice shop opposite her house and unload our luggage. To my surprise, there are plenty of rooms available there.

    After lunch, we departed to the Dutch Fort in Teluk Gudang by van. The fort was 300 years old and it was constructed by the Dutch to defend against the pirates and local Malays. What's left there was just the stone foundation and some carvings. This place is very unic, interesting and structure of building is very beautiful .

     My friends and I also Snorkeling, Banana boat, Skuba Diving and Kayak. We enjoy with activities have at Pangkor Island and for the final destination of the day was at Pangkor beach but we dont have picture because everyne busy want to swimming and played activities that have at the beach.
The beach was not as dirty as expected. The sea water is clear and there is hardly any garbage there.Just that all can I share with blogger members and I hope you all enjoy and choose this place to travel trip or vacation with your friends or family. Thank you .