Walking into Mobile Wholesaint Point outlet in a converted bungalow opposite Pappa Rich of 3 Two Square, PJ, a smiling sales person by the name of Sam greeted me. Prior to the visit, I had called to ask him about the availability of the Samsung Galaxy S2 & since IRead More →
Moving along pass the historical trail of Johor Lama, we were to follow the food trail when we reached this 50 acre fruit farm. What greeted us were rows of Rastafarian-looking cacti plants cultivated for the rich white or red flesh. Henry Goh was the friendly guide of Desaru FruitRead More →
Cherating, January 2008 – The exclusivity is felt the moment you arrive at Club Med as the resort sits on 200 acres of land which has predominantly preserved much of the jungle fringing Cherating beach. The immaculately clean & landscaped foyer with fish swimming among the ginger & palm foliageRead More →
On a reef just 30 minutes by speedboat from the town of Tawau, Sabah, lies a little island called Roach Reefs. Surrounded by crystal clear waters, this beautiful man-made isle was constructed when an avid angler decided to build a rest and relax place midway home from the sea. TwoRead More →
‘Fine plateau shut in by lofty mountains’ was how William Cameron described the area in his discovery of the place as a British surveyor in the map-making of Perak/Pahang in 1885. It wasn’t until Sir George Maxwell visited the mountains in 1925, that led to the building of this hillRead More →
In the quest for excellent tasting curry puffs, I tracked down a seller in Johor Bahru who makes the best in town. Curious over a piece of puff, I decided to hunt for their mobile van in Taman Bukit Indah where they are located on weekends and finding the locationRead More →
A paradise that sings to a tune of the waves beating the stilts of the hardwood-built resort, the moment you set foot on this Giligan’s island, you want to be marooned forever. The last island before the international border of Philippines, Mataking is made up of Mataking Besar and Mataking Kecil, roughly three times the size of Sipadan, which means, to take a stroll around the island would take about 2 hours.Read More →
[slideshow id=2] We were captivated by the colourful fishing boats exhibited in front of Tanjung Balau Fisherman Museum, one of Johors main attraction that documented the livelihood of the local fishing folks. Fishing has been a major economic source for the seafarers of Kota Tinggi district since long ago andRead More →
