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| Thursday, 11-Jan-2007 12:01 |
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My Visit to Tzu-Chi Center in Malacca
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A Buddhist Merit making society ion Malaysia. Tzu-Chi Organization.... www.tzuchi.org.tw
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| Wednesday, 10-Jan-2007 16:28 |
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Hahahhaha..The Hilarious people of the Gloomy Library.....
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| Wednesday, 10-Jan-2007 07:13 |
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The Incovar candids.
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[i]The Incovar candids. Yoyoo...they holds a flashy digital camera, there flash it right & left. Wow! A brand new camera. Im Impressed. However, I dont think they know what is the purpose of the camera. To prove it, i've taken afew picture to prove their intelligence. hahahahahaha.
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| Tuesday, 9-Jan-2007 05:26 |
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D' Paradise, Malacca
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D' Paradise, Malacca. A recreation venue with beautifully landscaped gardens and surroundings. Thre is also an exclusive accomodation situated on a man made island called 'Camp David'. Very beautiful, good for honeymonners...the price: RM 1000.00 per night. Walau! I cant afford that man. Other interesting and captivating attractions are the cactus farm, the mini zoo which houses the deers, crocodiles, rabbits, ostrich, and other more animals. The hamsters and mices are for people to look at & play at the fun area adjacent to the reception. A nice to visit place. The price is a smtg...ehehehehe
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| Thursday, 10-Aug-2006 12:00 |
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Historic Malacca
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In August, I was lucky to be able to join a gruop of 40 people to malacca, a southern state in Peninsula Malaysia, situated about 2.5 hours from Kuala Lumpur, down south. It was warm and bright over there when I went. We visited temple, and place of attarctions. One of the most famous place is the A Famosa. A fort built by the Dutch and its a remarkable historic place, well preserved till today.
It was beyond my expectations when I was there. The authentic Baba & Nyonya food was fantastic. Baba & Nyonya is a branch of population. The Baba, guys, are usually malays, tracing back to the Malay history in the 18th century. The Nyonya, females are Chinese. They inter-marraige and Baba & Nyonya is formed.
Malacca is just a great place of interest especially in its historic contributions. Till today, many tourist from all over the world including Malaysians flock to the town yearly to vist A Famosa & enjoys the delicious food of the Baba& Nyonya.
At the same time, the Portugese heritage is also found wide in the town and well kept till today. there is still a Portugese settlement in Malacca and many Portugese foodcourts, restaurants, and eateries found in Malacca town.
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Dear photographer nice shot of yourself & the family.
