Travel Blog Posts
May 1st 2011
I came to this country without any expectation....and then I have had some of the best 5 months in my life! Gracias Quito gracias Quiteños! And I will always remember this song. YO SOY EL CHULLITA QUITEÑO Music by Alfredo Carpio Flores and lyrics by Luis Alberto Valencia Yo soy el chullita quiteño, la vida me paso encantado, para mi, todo es un sueño bajo este mi cielo amado. Las lindas chiquillas quiteñas son dueñas de mi corazón, no hay mujeres en el mundo como las de mi canción. La Loma Grande y La Guaragua son todos barrios tan queridos de mi gran ciudad; El Panecillo, la Plaza Grande ponen el sello inconfundible de su majestad. Chulla quiteño, eres el dueño de este precioso patrimonio nacional; Chulla quiteño, tú constituyes también, la joya de este Quito ... read more
April 6th 2011
I never thought I would visit Colombia but after spending almost two weeks in Bogota I fell in love right away with the country! ... read more
January 15th 2009
After spending almost 10months at the south-east, I've finally moved to west for a new project. Australia is a beautiful country, but not a place I would like to spend the rest of my life in. Im still searching for a place where I can call home beside Malaysia. Peru comes close to this but I still want to keep searching...I just dont feel like settling down so soon...... read more
March 6th 2008
Some photos taken during my stay at Melbourne and the trip down the Great Ocean Road...... read more
The Big Apple
Published: September 18th 2007North America » United States » New York » New York » Manhattan
September 17th 2007
A very expensive trip but have eventually achieved one of my 'thing to do before I.....' My YMCA hostel near Central Park costs me $100 per day with about 40rooms sharing 3 toilets and showers at one floor. Me being the last person to take shower at midnight will have to make sure that I didn't take any deep or heavy breath until I've finished my shower (felt like in a Chinese vampire movie). Some highlights of my trip: 1. The Statue of Liberty - long queue, crowded ferry, sunburnt but how can one misses her when visiting the Big Apple. 2. Watched two Broadway shows - Mama Mia and Stomp - expensive tickets but satisfied! 3. Time Square - almost been there everyday, what a typical tourist. 4. West /East Villages - nice place to ... read more
August 10th 2007
As a gateway to Machu Pichu, Cusco has become the most visited city by tourists in Peru. When you think Miraflores is full of gringos, then you will be surprised that Cusco is even more ‘gringo’ then Miraflores. However, as a city itself, Cusco does have its own attractions - the cathedrals, museums, ruins, discos (the best in Peru, surprise!), restaurants, the Inca walls and roads etc - it is not only just a stopover before visiting the Machu Pichu! At 3000m ++ above sea level, I got dizzy and little fever the first day arrived at Cusco. It got worse after I’ve ignored the symptom and joined a half day city tour. It is always advised that if you are coming from the place at sea level, better allow yourself at least one day to ... read more
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