This is the first international travel that I planned independently! We spent 3 days and 2 nights at Hong Kong. We booked our plane tickets just weeks before the actual flight so our tickets are kinda pricey. Other than that, everything went absolutely fine.
My sister and I celebrated our birthdays last year at Hong Kong and of course, we went to the happiest place on the planet, Disneyland!
My sister and I spent our last day in Hong Kong roaming around Ngong Ping village. The whole village is beautiful and very tourist-friendly. It’s where we both had our first cable car ride!
Vigan is Ilocos Sur’s capital, it is a small city with huge hospitality and patriarchy. Vigan remained to be one of the few UNESCO world heritage sites wherein old structures are conserved and well-kept. It is also well known for its cobblestone streets and unique architectures.
Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia’s capital and also it’s largest city! Even if KL is Malaysia’s capital, government offices, as well as the Prime Minister’s office, are located at Putrajaya which makes it the federal administrative center of Malaysia.
Cameron Highlands is the highest point in Malaysia that is accessible via road travel. It is also the most extensive hill in Malaysia – its size is about the same as that of the whole Singapore!
I am very fortunate to have witnessed and be a part of a wedding in a different country which practices a culture distinctive from what I have always known. I’ve seen big weddings in the Philippines but to my surprise, those celebrations were not even close to how Malaysians do it. Malaysian weddings are nothing but grand …
My dad loves to invite us to random walks, treks, fishing, and other outdoor activities. This time, we had the whole afternoon trekking in a huge uninhabited land at Lumban, Laguna. We spent our day chasing animals, admiring nature, and watching the sunset!
