The Regency Tanjung Tuan Beach Resort
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A Lovely Dinner At Glory Beach Resort
... and a mini market.
Once down, we head over to the restaurant first as my parents were quite tired and placed our orders. While dinner was being prepared, we the younger generation set out to discover the place and the first attraction we headed to was the Giant Arapaima pond as you can see from the photos. ...
Excitement in Port Dickson
... couldn't sleep with all the noises and was worried about Dinesh as he was drunk too. After getting ****** off at them for ruining my deprieved slumber, i had to be the 'bouncer' and chase everyone to sleep and ensured peace for the night so that everyone can go to sleep. I was hoping everyone gets enough rest because tomorrow we'll be visiting Malacca. Better yet, its Malaysia's 54th Independence Day and where better to be than in Malacca.
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Day 1, Penang 13's adventures
... building thinking what now.
4 Hours in this dodgy terminal with limited seating, limited shops and limited air conditioning wasn't going to be a great start to our holiday. So its off To the main terminal building (KLIA) on the opposite side of the runways. This involved a bus over. However - we all had our bags with us, "Lets find a baggage lock up somewhere". After asking at the information kiosk, we finally found the official baggage ...
Day 64
... But there a lot of plantation, which we noticed in whole malaysia.
Before i forget, we have new team member since the 9th of march!!
Feixuan, he is a famous geologist and was not able to join us earlier as his daughter had a wedding in the USA. we bought a bike in KL and now he is cycling with us. He is 62 years old, but his health is amazing and is cycling like a pro. only his butt had some pain today, but everyone had this experience during the first ...
01st Stop - Boarding The Flight From KLIA
... stated in the "Notes on the Malay Archipelago and Malacca compiled from Chinese Sources" written by WP Groeneveldt in 1880, one Chinese Islamic trader arrived in Brunei in the 10th Century. His name was P'u-lu-shieh. He was both a trader and a diplomat. P'u-lu-shieh's name is akin to Abu Al Layth. The Brunei King at that time was named Hiang-ta (Bongto). The arrival of the diplomat-trader from China was greeted with great ceremony. If this is so, Islam has ...