Wonder.Food.Travel

Five years ago, i left a place i spent five years in. That place is near Ipoh, a usual weekend getaway for food and entertainment. In other words, to de-stress and keep balance being a student. The fond memories of Ipoh will remain with me and forever hold a special spot. Over the years, Ipoh has grown to be a booming tourist attraction. No surprise as i always see its potential, but there are definitely still room for improvements. Recently, my family and i visited Ipoh, partly to reminisce, and partly to explore and discover, creating new memories. Colourful mural art scattered around Ipoh. It was challenging to find them previously ( read Wall Paintings in Ipoh ) but today, there were abundant.  We came from the north ( read about Kuala Sepetang ) and our first stop was the Taman Rekreasi Gunung Lang . Passing by this place numerous times in the past, i was often intrigued. It was a crowded late morning, school holiday, Saturday when we arrived. Upon stepping onto the v...

Apart from the thrilling winter activities, incredible sights and exciting onsen experience, i felt that Hokkaido has a lovely charm that it inspired me to title this part as such. No kiss exactly but sometimes i can't believe it's (journey) happening; the journey made its way to capture the heart, of food and travel. As i mentioned in the earlier post, we should cherish moments in our lifetime. Gentleman road-crossing. Sapporo, the capital and the largest city of Hokkaido, means 'important river flowing through a plain' in Ainu (indigenous people of Hokkaido) language. The city is properly organized- buildings are developed in blocks (in a grid-like arrangement), and at any junction looking out at the road, you will see a clear path ahead (or the mountains). Places are addressed with the four Cardinal directions: north, south, east and west. Otaru is a port city, northwest of Sapporo. I noticed some of the signboards had Russian writings on them. Fishery is on...