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This is a super outdated post that was due on November 2019. Now, the world had slow down due to the recent outbreak of COVID-19, I'm hoping to catch up a bit on my writing and get the brain juice flowing for this post. Laos is not a very popular spot in Malaysia bucket list but definitely a hot spot for Korean. They had been totally under rated by Malaysian and not a cheap destination to fly about. However, there's one thing that I am very sure of, they have attractive mother nature and much more charm than you know. I'm not going to show you their charm as of yet in this post but recommending a few activities which should not be missed when you are there (in future). 😎  1. Hot Air Balloon (Vang Vieng) This will probably be the cheapest place to ride a hot air balloon (USD 90 - Oct'19).  The main reason we are here in Laos is for this ride. 😂 It is all worth it to wake up as early as 0400 am to just get into this special ride. However, there

Work life can be very stressful in this modern days. Everyone are trying to look for something as their stress relief pill and in this post I would like to intro this new hobby that you may pick up and may even get you addicted and end up as your new addiction and I am very sure it will be rewarding. It was back in June that I was invited by a blogger friend (is he blogger or photographer 😕??) to go for a hiking trip at Cameron Highlands. It is not something that I fancy but I wouldn't reject when it comes to a short escape. Besides, I had always wanted to go Cameron Highlands and when I finally get companion, for sure it wouldn't be a rejection. Cut long story short, it was truly rewarding to have be part of the team. 1.  REWARDING SCENERY VIEW Hiking is not all about making to the peak fastest and getting down again. It is all about keeping your pace slow and enjoying your surroundings. Going through every corner, making every step can be really rewarding.

Chinese New Year is only less than 24 hours to go and everyone is busy with many final touch up and last minute cleaning. The most important part of the year is always the reunion dinner. No Chinese family would wish to miss one of the member for this important event. It represents the unity of the family. Gathering of the far  (if there is)  and near and definitely the reunion of the all family members once a year on this very table. Knowing the importance of such meaningful event, Pullman Miri Waterfront had always tried to make the night a memorable one. This year, the year of Boar, they are lifting the mood to a very classical, all red decoration that all Chinese will definitely enjoyed dining in.  Yee Sang tossing is a Malaysian culture where all diners will gather and start tossing for good wishes. It is always a kick start for every dinner that hoping the upcoming year will be great, good and smoothly run for everyone. It is believed that the higher you toss the bette