Video: Pulau Weh Dive Trip
Undoubtedly the best dive spot I have ever been to, probably not as well known as other locations around South East Asia. Pulau Weh had much to offer and it definitely was a memorable trip. Please check out my video below like and subscribe.
Traveling to Angkor Wat, Siem Reap
One of the most famous monuments located in South East Asia, Angkor Wat is also considered to be the largest religious monuments in the world. Originally it was constructed as a Hindu temple for the Khmer empire, however it gradually shifted towards a Buddhist monuments in the end of the 12th century. For many years I had planned to travel to this world renowned destination however only recently was I able to make the journey. The flight from Kuala Lumpur to Siem Reap only takes only 2 hours, and AirAsia flies daily, which is very convenient however do take note on their flight times. As there are only one flight a day and their timing is not the same for each day. Siem Reap is a booming city and is growing rapidly from the tourist influx. Situated 15 min from the airport and only 5KM from the Angkor Wat Archaeological Park,…
Rock Climbing in Taman Etnobotani, Gua Musang
It was 3am when the alarm went off as I fought the urge to go back to sleep as I had only manage to get a couple of hours of tossing and turning. As pulled myself out of the bed the excitement slowly triggered and a pot of coffee was essential to keeping me awake for the journey.
About 30 minutes later, Raimy my brother arrived to fetch me and we loaded all the gear at the back of his pick-up. We had one stop before we could proceed to Gua Musang which was to fetch my friend Syiaful in Kuala Lumpur. Initially there were supposed to be four climbers, however due to some unforeseen circumstances, it would just be the three of us.
Rock Climbing at Nanyang Wall, Batu Caves.
Nanyang Wall is one of the many rock climbing spots situated around Batu Caves, it is located very close to the main road which makes it more accessible in comparison to the other walls in the Batu Caves area. Nanyang wall is strategically located near a commercial area with ample parking spaces as well as restaurants and convenient shops.
The Moroccan Pavilion, Putrajaya.
As I walking around the Botanical Gardens in Putrjaya I stumbled upon the The Moroccan Pavilion. It is designed to showcase the rich tradition of arts and architecture of Morocco, and the Moors. By the time I reached the interior of the pavilion, I was told that to enter the inner chambers I had to purchase a ticket, which I was fine with however the problem was you had to walk back to the car park which was about a kilometer away. I told myself that I’ll just come back next time to see the interior of this Moroccan pavilion.