We had the TeamBuilding event in the Universal Studio Singapore, Sentosa. We were gave the doscounted entrance tickets and meal vouchers. We had to queue for the rides, shows and even for foods as the place is packed with people from all over the worls, the theme park did not close just for us. This is a long, hot, tiring, exciting and enjoying day.
My solo backpacking trip to Australia was full of excitements. I visited Perth, Adelaide, Tasmania, Melbourne, Canberra, Newcastle and Sydney.
I flew with SIA and arrived in Perth. I took the Indian Pacific Train to get across the desert from Perth to Adelaide. I was thinking of taking the ferry from Adelaide to Tasmania but after some considerations, I ended up taking Tiger Airways.
During the trip, I even went to visit the smaller cities like Cook Town, Fremantle, Glenelg and St Kilda.
I asked the locals for accommodation and when I misbehaved and got chased out of the house, I went to stay in the backpacker.
One morning when I woke up from the couch, I found a dog was sleeping next to me for the whole night. I went to the nude beach and realized that I was the only person wearing clothes. I attended a night party in a farm on top of the mountain.
I saw an amazing scene of a family of 4 well-behaved kangaroos waited patiently by the side of the road for the vehicle to pass by than they started to hop acrossed the road. I almost got cheated near Chinatown and I finally witnessed the Australian Day on 26 January.
I naturally fall in love with Sydney Habour without a second thought when I saw her. I was just unable to resist the beauty.
Though Canberra and Newcastle are a bit boring, I managed to entertain myself by trying to take interesting pictures. I was glad that I have visited Tasmania as both Hobart and Launceston are worth the trip.
The best cup cake
We baked Chocolate Salted Caramel Cup Cake
We set off for a five-day and four-night trekking trip to Taman Negara. This is located along the borders of Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang in Peninsular Malaysia. Here, we would like to share our adventure with you.
The 14 of us boarded the train at about 8.20 p.m and spent our first night together in the seventh freezing compartment. We arrived at the Jerantut train station at about 2 a.m. and met up with the Malaysian co-coordinator. We were then taken to the Taman HQ base camp, which was about 70 km away from the train station.
After having breakfast in the floating restaurant at about 7 a.m., we took two speedboats to Kuala Kenyam where we started the 16 km trek with plenty of up and down slopes. We had two local guides attached to us for the trek.
Leeches were found almost everywhere in the jungle. They crawled quietly up to our shoes and penetrated through our socks to suck our blood. We came well prepared with bottles of vinegar to get rid of these bloodsuckers. During the trip we also encountered hornet attack and one of the members was sent to the local hospital for treatment.
Along the way, we visited three caves – the wide cave, the bat cave and the elephant cave. We spent our second night together in the elephant cave. Though we did not see any elephant, we did see fresh elephants’ footprints on the ground not far from our sleeping area. According to the guides, elephants only come to stay in the cave during November to March.
We visited the Orang Asli tribe, the first aboriginal tribe to inhabit the Malay Peninsula. These people are generally short, dark-skinned, with flat-facial features and tight woolly hair. They live a nomadic life in the jungle. As the Orang Asli tribe people are great guides for the jungle, we took the opportunity to learn how to hunt animals with a blow pipe and to start a fire using stones, wood and cloth.
We completed the trek the next day at about 4 p.m. The same speedboats took us back to the base camp where we could clean up, rest and eat. We had our third night in the air-conditioned Tahan Guest House.
The next morning, we were brought to experience the Canopy Walk. The Canopy Walkway is about 450 metres long and 20 metres above the ground and is built on top of the vegetation in the forest. This walkway is connected from one tree to another by the use of ropes. No nails, bolts or nuts were used.
We left the guesthouse at about midnight and headed for the train station. The train left at 2 a.m. for Singapore. We spent another night sleeping in the cold freezing compartment of the train
We reached Woodland checkpoint finally at about 10 a.m. the next morning.
The Cake baking class
Team Building in Universal Studio Singapore
The beach resort in Desaru, Kota Tinggi District, Johor, Malaysia.
Going Outing
Dinner & Dance
The Family Day
Changi Airport
We went up Mount Ophir (Gunung Ledang) twice. Both trips were for three days and two nights but the climb up and down the mountain were on the same day. We left in the early morning and back to the base camp in the evening.
Many years have passed.
The unforgotten memories still stay in the heart.
The sweet sensational feeling flows along with the blood.
In the early morning,
We could again taste the morning dew.
The beauty of the countryside is captured within our full view.
While the tropical rainforest is like a grandeur garment wear.
The breathtaking waterfall could just silently bear.
While we climb up the mountain slide,
The skylarks could just sing out loud with pride.
Misty mountain wind comes along.
To form the beautiful scenery to accompany the song.
When we reach the mountain top,
We prepare ourselves for a photographical halt.
While we travel down stirring on our both feet.
The song from the birds continue to repeat.
The evening sun finally leaves us with his sleepy eyes.
The busy bees returned to their faithful hives.
Never have I seen the sunset with such a beautifully steep.
Never have I felt a calm in me such so deep.
The long weekend has gone just like an arrow.
We pack our bags and try to hide our sorrow.
The happy moments in my memories revived again.
Cause me to have the feeling of natural lost and pain.
Floating clouds please hold your tears.
Let me leave with my mind clear.
Goodbye will not take us apart.
The growing relationships have rooted in my heart.