And so we embark on a road journey to the north border of Malaysia and then to our destination at Hat Yai. It took us about 3 hours+ driving by car @.@
One of the many mountains spotted while on the road
I think it was dug for limestone and marbles
I think it was dug for limestone and marbles
Immigration complex Bukit Kayu Hitam
Kya! Bird's Nest and Ginseng tea =)
Dried squid anyone? ;D
Tut-Tut car, a typical local public transportation =D
Never change since my last visit during primary school
These Elephants are for sale!! No kidding =D
My sister and I with the Chua sisters and brother Elaine, Shereen and Ren
Cindy is the photographer :P
Wishing fulfilling tree that grants your wishes that's written on a red cloth
Humming birds
So kesian nia, locked up in cage!
Open up and let it fly, far far away! ;D
Some net setup just for the firecrackers!
It does lift up the CNY spirit in a quiet temple =)
My family and I on our visit to the 2nd temple
Our last 3rd temple and last temple to visit for the day.
Kuan Yin - from what I heard, the statue was a gift from China @.@
The Lim and Chua family =)
Heavy temple bells, I chimed one of them secretly =)
Me, my mum and sis in a Tut-Tut xD
A picture with the laughing Buddha
Dinner with my dad's life-time friends =)
Loving the alfresco ambiance
There is an interesting story how this trip come about actually, my dad's friend Mr.Chua lost his father months ago and while searching through his assets, found a diary that contains information about their long-lost-brother (LLB), who lives in Thailand... and so Mr.Chua elder brother, who has retired as a lawyer followed his father's diary and trace back his LLB and finally found him xD
More mountains on the way home wtf
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