Travel
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Where to go for a Fun-Filled Chinese New Year in Johor Malaysia (2)
Family Friends Things to do in Johor Malaysia with kids – DAY 2 CNY Day 2 vlog – After breakfast, we headed to Ulu Choh Tianling Dian, Pontian to pray Tai Sui for good health and prosperity. Tianling Dian is located at Pekan Nanas, Johor. It was once a small temple, is notable for its of more than 200 statues of Buddha, that are the most completed statues in Malaysia.
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Where to go for a Fun-Filled Chinese New Year in Johor Malaysia (1)
Family Friends Things to do in Johor Malaysia with kids – DAY 1 CNY Day 1 vlog – Si Hai Long Wang Temple (Four Dragon King) Batu Pahat 福德壇四海龍王大伯公 was our the first visit place to celebrate Chinese new year. The Dragon King, also known as the Dragon God, is a Chinese water and weather god. Base on reviews, many prayers come for good fortune and ask for lucky numbers as well as love luck! Check The Dragon Izumi, where prayer can use the water to wash away their bad luck and bring luck to them. Other attractions included Cod Fish & Golden Bowl, White crocodile, Laughing Buddha, Toad King and…
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What to eat in Kuching? | Sarawak Borneo Malaysia
Sarawak Kuching Food Guide Food is important in preserving cultural identity. For this reason, I want to share with you some of the famous Kuching food during our travel with kids in Kuching. Kolo Mee and Sarawak Laksa First and foremost, Kole mee and Sarawak laksa are the a must eat food in Kuching, Sarawak. You can easily find those two dishes in Kuching and the taste more or less are the same. Let me know, if you got specific stall to go. Some suggested Kim Joo restaurant.
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Meet Orangutan at Semenggoh Wildlife Centre
Discover Kuching with kids Today is our day 2 of “Travel with kids in Kuching”. The first stop is the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre (SWC) to meet the semi-wild orangutans! You might or might not able to see them as they are semi-wild orangutans. So, let’s try our luck! SWC was established in 1975 to rehabilitate wild animals that are found orphaned or injured including those confiscated from the public. They were brought to Semenggoh at a very tender age of between 1 to 5 years old. After their rehabilitation, they will be released back to the wild particularly in Totally Protected Areas.
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Annah Rais Longhouse Adventure
Top Things to Do in Kuching with Kids Annah Rais Longhouse Adventure is one of the last surviving longhouses of the Bidayuh community with its dwellers still observing age-old tradition and culture. The village is estimated to be over a hundred years old, and has expanded in all directions throughout the century. The Bidayuh tribe is also known as Land Dayaks, who were once the headhunters.
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Visit Jong’s Crocodile Farm & Zoo Kuching
Top Things To Do In Kuching With Kids This was our last minute decision to visit Jong’s crocodile farm & zoo (杨氏鳄鱼场). The trip roughly take about 2.5 hours and within 45 minutes traveling times. According to their website, The crocodile farm and zoo was originally started by Yong Kian Sen when he started to collect crocodiles in 1963. Thereafter, his family purchased 1 hectare of land in Siburan for their crocodile farm.
