Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Tanjung Piai | Johor

Taman Negara Johor 
Tanjung Piai

This was our first here, it was okay as you can go to the Southern Most Tip of Malaysia. However, the route to the tip was closed for maintenance when we were there. We went to Pontian because my father had a reunion with his schoolmates. Then, my mom said why not we go to Tanjung Piai as it was not that far from Pontian.





















There were a lot of monkeys around this area, please be careful with your belongings especially if you carry some foods. This area is covered with mostly mangrove trees. The wooden pathway was constructed for tourists to walk about this area.

We did not spend a lot of time here. As soon as we finished taking photos, we headed back to our car and then continued our journey to Shah Alam.

Padang Pasir Pantai Klebang | Melaka

Pantai Klebang, Melaka.

Ada kawasan ala-ala padang pasir. Do visit it if your want to have a great photoshoot. Even some clothing brands and wedding photos were photographed here. Located a few miles from Pantai Klebang, we had to parked our car and then walked one kilometer to this desert. It was worthy although we sweated a lot. Haha.. 

Enjoy the photos! 













Pulau Perhentian | Terengganu

Our family trip to Perhentian Island during hazy season in Malaysia last October.

We took AirAsia flight to Kota Bharu and then chartered a van to Kuala Besut jetty. It's nearer if you take flight to Kota Bharu instead of Kuala Terengganu because the distance to the jetty is shorter.

Our accomodation for these 3 days was in Arwana Perhentian Resort which is located in Perhentian Besar. My parents booked the hotel via Matta Fair last year therefore I didn't really know the price well, it might be around RM250/pax. The price was inclusive of 2-nights stay at the resort, one lunch, one dinner and one time snorkeling. 

The snorkeling area includes turtle and shark sighting as well. It was nice although some beach was full of tiny jellyfishes.

Ok malas nak tulis, sila lihat gambar.

Sekian.





























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