Personally, I find museums interesting and I think museums are of great importance… That would be because museums contain artifacts and stories of previous civilizations, that enables us to envision life as it was before, whether religious, historical, artistic or cultural…
Dieng Plateau is located 2,093 metres (6,600 ft) above sea level, a few hours drive from the city of Semarang in Central Java…
The Ghost Museum Melaka is located in a double-storey shophouse along Jalan Kampung Hulu, just right opposite the famous Cendol Kampung Hulu and where my favorite Asam Pedas Ramen is being sold…
Dieng Plateau is a lovely Regency in the Wonosobo and Banjarnegara Regency… It is approximately 520km from Jakarta and is located southwest of Semarang, a 4 hours drive by car..
The best way to explore Sandakan Heritage trail is by foot and it should take about 2 hours to complete the whole trail…
I love Japan, especially Tokyo.. Tokyo is a fascinating city which can be unbelievably modern, but at the same time it is steeped in serenity and rich in tradition, thus Tokyo attracts millions of tourists each year with the numbers steadily climbing…
Klang is located in Selangor state… It is considered a royal town by the Straits of Melaka which made it a strategic location… Thus once upon a time in the late 1800s, Klang was the state capital and administrative center of Selangor..
ArtScience Museum is a major cultural institution in Singapore that explores the intersection between art, science, technology and culture… A cultural component of Marina Bay Sands, its been opened since February 2011…
So yours truly decided to go along on the #travel2n9 Media FAM trip to Negeri Sembilan… In my opinion Negeri Sembilan is probably one of the overlooked states in Malaysia…because it is pretty much diversified in culture, rich in history and there is just so many beautiful sceneries, beaches and food….
Here are the list of places we got to visit on our little short trip to KK and Kundasang and each of this places are truly unique and special in their own way… very highly recommended to add into your own itinerary of places to visit too should you find yourself in Kota Kinabalu…
