XVIII BRAVO BEAST

When I went to visit my sister last holiday, all we did was ate ate and ate. For this post I will also be sharing about the foods and moments I shared with my sis. The following day we went out for lunch in a rush because my sister was having her lunch break. I share you the food we had . Ayam Bakar Madu with fried chilli tumbok on top. And we got an addition of extra sambal to eat with. This is a fish soup which I think the taste was pretty ok considering I never had a fish soup before. The broth was milky-ish. Milky-ishhhhhh This one right here was actually plain omelette that had fried chili tumbuk served on top of it. We requested it because we can and we enjoy spicy food a lot. Another chicken dish that we were having that day was called Ayam Cobek. And it was superrbbbb The rice there was special. I think that why it is so expensive to buy imported rice here in Malaysia because that rice was gooodd. I could just ate it on its own. Other s

Salam Semua. Kembali lagi kita harini ha. Log kali ini kita nak cerita tentang Pesta Pantai Terengganu 2017 yang berlangsung kat perkarangan pantai Batu Buruk, Kuala Terengganu. Sebelum kita start cerita pasal pergi pesta kita cerita sikit la sejarah pesta pantai ni. Mengikut sejarah, ada banyak jugak la versi kepada asal usul pesta pantai ni. Yang pertama, pesta pantai ni dikatakan bermula daripada penduduk Kampung Padang Kemunting dan Maras yang mengadakan pesta setelah selesai musim menuai padi, penduduk kampung akan berpesta selama seminggu di tepi pantai untuk meraikan kejayaan hasil menuai padi dan menghargai penat lelah. Tetapi versi ini dikatan adalah versi sejarah yang diolah untuk memberi gambaran lebih elok kepada komuniti rakyat Terengganu. Versi kedua yang lebih realistik dan mempunyai lebih banyak sumber rujukan, pesta pantai dulunya dikenali sebagai Pesta Puja Pantai. Pesta ini diadakan oleh para petani dan nelayan di beberapa buah negeri pantai timur semenanjung dan M

Last holiday, I went to Batam with my younger sister to visit my sister who currently staying there. On a side note Batam is the largest city of Riau Islands Province of Indonesia. Batam is an industrial boomtown, an emerging transport hub, and part of a free trade zone. Aside from this, Batam is pretty much like Malaysia.. more or less. We took a ferry from Stualang Ferry Terminal to Batam and the voyage only take 2 hours. On the way I saw plenty of ships had been laid up along the shoreline. Apparently the ferry was transiting just near the MMHE (Malaysian Marine Heavy Engineering ) drydock area. One of the ship which caught my attention is FSO ABU which to me is pretty interesting.                                         Just thought I shared Two hours laters, we arrived in Batam.                    My sis and Younger one. We cleaned up and got ready to go out for dinner. What amused me there was how easy to get around Batam in sense of transportation. So my

So during the break between my first ship and second ship, I went to Bali,Indonesia with my family. Bali was known for its historical building related to Hindu culture. Mostly, tourist went to Bali because of its beautiful beach. One of the place that i visited was Tanah Lot. Tanah Lot is a place where a temple was build few meters offshore which we can only go during the low tide. Then, i visited one of the holy temple there which i forgot the name already. Not everyone can enter the temple for example women who is menstruating (dalam haid). We need to wear a cloth that needed to be donned at our waist. Inside the temple area, there is one holy pond where the water source come from natural spring. Most of the people went to the temple to take the holy water for drinking. So many places that i have visited and cannot be describe with words. So i will share the photos from my gallery. ~muizzuddin~ kecak dance Traditional dance performance Dinner Tanah Lot