Travel, Food & Books
Urgent passport renewal for Malaysian living abroad. That’s the first keywords that I typed in Google three months ago when I tried looking for information. Here’s what I gathered after days of research and my final solution to it. Continue reading “Malaysian Living Abroad Passport Renewal”
My cousin sealed a deal with us nine months ago when she attended our wedding in Penang. Now, fulfilling our promise, we were back again in the Land Below the Wind, even though just three months ago we had just spent our holiday there. When we arrived at the airport, we took a taxi straight to The Palace Hotel Kota Kinabalu.
Continue reading “Cousin Wedding in Sabah”
The distance between Kuching and Kota Kinabalu is about 805km, and I’ve read a blog about driving from the said destination, and it takes about 26 hours! So far, I haven’t heard anyone mentioning about a public bus. But I heard there’s a bus from Kuching to Brunei and from Brunei to Kota Kinabalu. If you feel like passing your time, then you are welcome to try it out, but if you come for another reason and want to save your time, my advice is to take the flight. It only takes about an hour twenty minutes.
Continue reading “The Land Below the Wind”
Harvest festival in Sarawak known as Gawai Dayak, an annual celebration celebrated every 1st & 2nd June. It’s similar to Kaamatan; the festival celebrated in Sabah every 30th & 31st May. In this trip, we will be joining the Sarawakian celebrating their Hari Gawai. It is always exciting to be part of any celebration.
Continue reading “Gayu Guru, Gerai Nyamai”
How to get married to foreign partners in Malaysia? What documents are needed? Where to obtain it? I included our own experience & where we went for our honeymoon in this post.
Continue reading “Foreign Partner Marriage Procedure in Malaysia & My Honeymoon”
This post was all about our two days quick trip searching for foods in places that we stopped. The trip was from Penang to Langkawi and then to Satun Thailand. We bought our ferry ticket two days before the departure date from Super Fast Ferry Ventures. The cost for a round trip from Penang to Langkawi was RM140.00 per person. Continue reading “Food Trip in Two Countries”
Langkawi, the Duty-Free Island besides Pulau Labuan in Malaysia is a paradise for drinkers and shoppers! However, none of the terms applied to me. Anyway, this was my second time in Langkawi Island, when I first came here, I travelled by flight, but on this trip, I took the ferry instead. Continue reading “The Jewel of Kedah”