This time go to Singapore, a place where most Malaysians have been before.. some even go there everyday to work! For this time, I went there just for one day.. so this is my suggested itinerary for 1 day..

My Itinerary:

Bugis Street > Merlion Park/ Raffles Place > Marina Bay Sands / Marina Bay Shopping Mall > Gardens by the Bay

The last time I went there was 2 years ago with my sister.. We manage to visit most of the attractions there such as Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, Sentosa, Singapore Flyers.. etc.. So, not much plan for this time.. just being another typical tourist and go to places where tourist go..

Bugis Street:
I missed out Bugis street the last time I visit Singapore. Then later, I came across to many reviews saying that Bugis is the best place for shopping.. They have all kinds of fashion, souvenirs, and some street snacks. Well, one thing that I found reviews were WRONG for Bugis is that, they said Bugis has A LOT of street snacks and food, which I don't agree.. I admit there are some stalls for food and beverage, especially near the entrance.. but.. it's just a few stalls I saw.. I mean.. it's NOT "a lot".. However, I really do agree that there are tremendous of clothes, accessories, watches and souvenirs shop..and there were all in bargain prices!!!

 3-storey Bugis Street

The interior look... I love the ambience.. got market feel and it's equipped with air-cond too!


Allow me for Selfie..

Some random shot of the street snacks:


All of them were located next to each other.. quite easily to find if you go in from the main door.. The food stalls are easily noticeable..

 4 for $10!! So cheap!! @.@

 Just feeling like wanna share this..





Lots of fashion boutique! Girls can go crazy! Some were like only $8, $10, $15....


How to get there:
- Take the East West Line of Singapore MRT line and alight at Bugis MRT Station (It is located just at the exit of the MRT station)


Raffles Place
I love taking pictures near Raffles Place especially near the river.. The buildings nearby seems to have incorporate some English style architecture.. and many Caucasians love hanging around there... It gives me a little feeling like I'm not in Asia...

 I don't know whether this is put here for decoration purpose or there are really some people lock their bicycle here.. But, it looks like the view looks greater with the bicycle...

 Great river view...


 The park looks clean and relaxing..


 lemme selfie for another time..


I found this ice cream stall on the way to the Merlion Park.. My saviour in this hot weather! only $1.20 for this ice cream.. However, I remembered I ate it at $1 2 years ago! But despite the increase of $0.20, I think it's still worth it.. The ice cream taste good too!!


On the way to the Merlion Park...

How to get there:
Get off at Raffles Place MRT station on East West Line

Merlion Park
Merlion park is like the most prominent landmark in Singapore. Every moment this place is floated with tourist. Besides able to look at the Merlion statue, one can easily spot the Marina Bay Hotel located across the river.. And the view was breath-taking!





 Can easily spot Marina Bay Hotel across the river..


 The small Merlion and big Merlion..



How to get there:
Get off at Raffles Place MRT station on East West Line, walk about 15 minutes.
Take Circle Line of the MRT and go down at BAY FRONT MRT Station (CE1) and take Exit B.

Went to Penang a couple of weeks ago.. Hmm.. maybe.. about a month ago.. Basically we did not visit many places such as the temples, mansions, historical sites, etc.. coz our main focus is only EAT, EAT, EAT! Sorry that I couldn't share about the places for food because I really dono where to start off! More precisely, I really don't know where are they located! We were lucky to be guided by one of the Penangites.. so , we got to really try all the best food there! (yay ^^)

Coming back to our itinerary, one of the place that we went is this Penang ESCAPE theme park... I could say this place is really AWESOME for adventurous people! I basically love all the games and activities there except for 1 or 2 which I tried but unable to succeed. (eg. climbing coconut tree, which is pretty hard).. When we were playing, none of us brought the cameras or phones to avoid "unnecessary loss". Sorry bout not much pictures taken.. I only took FEW photos after all the games..

There were many activities there such as Obstacles for level 1,2,3, 12m and 20m bungee jump, flying fox, trees climbing, etc... All of them are very exciting and safe.. They take seriously on the safety issues of each participant, guild each of us with careful explanations. Thumbs up!!

You only pay a fee of RM60 (adults) and you are able to play for whole day until you are totally EXHAUSTED! For such games and activities, I think it is much more expensive if you played it separately in other places.

*I did not bring my camera.. so all photos are taken from iphone camera only.. so bare with the low quality pics*
Getting ready for the challenge! Ignore my auntie head...

How it looks.. from the main gate..

 My friends with me.. getting ready to go in...

The scene is Obstacles Level 1, 2, 3..




Called the Gecko Tower, wall climbing with 4 levels.. You could compete with your friends by counting how fast you can climb! The big timer is provided too!

 Maze room.. You go in with 4 friends, then slowly search your way out inside the cave tunnel until you find the exit! BUT, the helmet they provided stinks so much! eiuuu...

 It's called A maze...


All of the activities was actually located just side by side.. not very far... Basically I think all of the activities was quite fun and enjoyable... I think adventourous people would love all these so much.. However, from the activities that I have tried, there are a few that I think one should really try if you plan to come here:

1) Obstacles (known as Monkey Business): Provided with 3 levels. If you are a beginner, try from level 1. Else, experts can go straight to level 3.  Could be quite tiring for beginners, and there are many routes you can choose... Recommended to play it first because once you are exhausted after playing in other activities, you hardly wanna come back to this stannous activity..


(pic source from internet)

2) Flying fox (known as Flying Lemur): 
one of the MOST enjoyable and effortless activity.. No hard exercise and just relax, allowing your body to swing in the air, breathing fresh air, looking at the scenery from top! Ah.. what a relax!!


This is a MUST TRY in ESCAPE!

3) Tubby Racer
Another MUST TRY activity in Escape! But before you enjoy the run, you must bring the tube from bottom to the peak, which is utterly a tiring journey.. But once you are up, there's where you could find REAL JOY!!!  This is the last activity we did, we only manage to play 2 times because we are really exhausted already! But I think next time I could play more.. I promise you'll miss the fun!



4) Bungee Jump (known as Atan's Leap)
I could say it's a bungee jump for beginners... coz it's just 12 metre and 20 metre high... it's a good start for people who really wanna know what's the feeling of "jumping down from a building". Also a good experience for the people who wanna to test how brave they are! =D

The picture wasn't clear enough to see the building..

I only dare to go for the 12m jump! But I think I'm brave enough already.. I will try the 20m one if I come for the second time!!!



Kay... the above 4 activities are those that I highly recommended! If you are planning to Penang, drop by and get yourself some exercise!!

Additional Information:
1) Entrance Fees:
Future Kids ( Below 4 years) - FREE
Junior Kids ( 4 to 12 years) - RM45
Big Kids ( 13 to 59 years) - RM60
Super Kids ( 60 years and above) - RM45