In the pre-independence days of Malaya, the British residents of the land often left the stifling heat of the lowlands and retreated to their ivory towers high above the clouds when a break from the hustle and bustle of the cities below was called for. This gave birth to the highland stations, as they became…
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Muntri Mews, Penang: A Charm of Its Own
Truth be told, I’ve never been the Penang’s biggest advocate. Nor have I been a fan either. In fact, given a few years ago, I have much preferred Malacca – the other city in the country that has been formerly inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But some thing inside of me has changed…
Day Trip: Photowalk at Morib Beach, Hai Yew Heng Pau & Cendol Banting Kamarudin
Adele angrily launched straight into the chorus of her hit single, “Rolling in the Deep“. Groggily I came out of slumber and instantly regconised the ringtone. I picked it up and checked the time, it was half-past-bloody-six in the morning. Damn, it’s still dark out there. Who on earth would be calling me so early…
