Hotel Hawaii Johor Bahru

21, Jalan Meldrum Johor Bahru, Johor, 80000, Malaysia

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Indians, Chinese, Malaysians, Oh My!

A travel blog entry by koppers

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Singapore. The name evokes a number of images, conjured up as a result of 1990s media attention and the lore that seems to circulate the globe regarding this city. The pictures in my head jump from an American boy being caned for spray painting a wall somewhere, exorbitant fines being issued for "crimes" that would elsewhere go unnoticed (chewing …

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Stunning Sentosa Island & Swimming with Dolphins!

A travel blog entry by kaydeetravels

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... 8217; we passed through ‘Madagascar;’ ‘Far Far Away;’ ‘Water World;’ ‘The Lost World;’ ‘Ancient Egypt;’ ‘Sci-Fi City;’ and ended our journey in ‘New York!’

Definite highlights were the ‘Shrek 4-D Adventure’ in the Far Far Away Castle; the ‘Water World Show’ with live water stuns, explosions and gunfire; the ‘Revenge of the Mummy’ a ...

Reading Hard

A travel blog entry by sapasapa

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With Hock Sing newly added his trip to Tiber, Shichuan and Yunnan, http://adventurevacationtrip.com gave me more insight and new info regards to Yunnan trip especially to Lijiang ant it surrounding areas.

I expect this trip will require a lot of physical , which I have started exeercise on my track mill about a month ago but not sure serious till ...

Day 4: East battles West

A travel blog entry by mohkai

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... painless and noone will be buying any drinks today. A repeat of the attack followed this time by a knee came quicker than I expected but I somehow managed to block the hit. A massive left hook to my head for the troubles and I'm starting to sweat. 4-0. I throw some jabs and keep my distance, the guy expects me to box but I need to mix it up to stand any chance. I have a few tricks up my sleeve. Then the bell goes, Jin looks baffled "already? But I only scored 4 points...!" ...

A Roaring start to our visit to The Lion City

A travel blog entry by comfortablynumb

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... costing $3.50 to $4.00 and freshly squeezed juices for $1.50 to $3.00. I recommend a drink made from crushed sugar cane. This Chinese favourite is only $1.50 for a large cup and is very refreshing. The eateries are required to display their food hygeine rating with A been very clean and B being acceptable. If you have a sensitive stomach stick to the A's.

We ventured out to Clarke Quay for our first night. This is THE place to ...