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  • First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR – Little Town Of Perak

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR – Little Town Of Perak

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    First Time Visit To Kampar – Little Town Of Perak – I went to Kampar, Perak yesterday! Kampar is a little town in Perak, far away from the big city but famous among Malaysian students as there locates a few higher institution – UTAR & KTAR. I have many friends who are studying at there but I’ve not been there before. I went to there with my girlfriend to check out some hostel room as she’s moving there to study.

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    It’s about 1 hour 45 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur and the place is kinda rural. The first place I came across is the little town of Tapah before reaching Kampar. Kampar is very peaceful, there’s many hill and lake, and a lot of residential terrace houses which serve as student accommodation.

    Nothing much, you can see coffee shops, rows of shoplots, cyber cafes, a tall hotel – Grand Kampar Hotel, Tesco, railway track and that’s all I guess. Haven’t explore much yet. UTAR is cool, the campus itself is big and has a modern squarish design. Unfortunately, the landscape doesn’t seems being maintained well. But afterall, it seems to be a good designed campus, just located at a wrong location. It should be something close to the city in my opinion.

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    The student accommodation is one special thing. Each row of terrace houses is named according top institution in the world like Harvard, Cambridge, Imperial and so on. And don’t be surprise that there’s 20 student living under one roof. That’s so, dense! And bicycles are everywhere.

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    First Time Visit To Kampar & UTAR - Little Town Of Perak

    Chee Pherng, Boon Hooi, Me and Peng Sheng in front of UTAR signage!

    Met some high school friends there, tour a bit of the campus and went back home. Will be visiting there again, perhaps explore some cool spot. I have found a nice sunset shooting spot at there, will be back with a tripod and a proper camera! =)

  • Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

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    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore – Woottt, I went to Sentosa Island in Singapore last week. Brother and I actually have no where to go, shopping was boring, nothing to buy and expensive, so we just went to walk around in Sentosa Island, taste the Malaysian Street Food and also check out the Crane Dance at night.

    Sentosa Beach

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Since it’s still early, the Crane Dance is at 9pm, we headed to the beach of Sentosa via the monorail. I have never been to the Sentosa Beach before and after visiting it, I have got to say, it’s not a good beach, Batu Feringghi is so much better because of great & relaxing view. From the Sentosa Beach, looking out you will see huge ships park in the middle of the sea and at far, you will see many refineries. The view is just not pretty for relax despite how clean the beach is and the tiny soft sand. I like the sand though, wonder where do they come from.

    Malaysian Food Street

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    After beach exploration, my stomach started to growl and we headed to the Malaysian Food Street located right beside the entrance of Universal Studios Singapore. Funny right? Malaysian, eating out Malaysian Food in Singapore. Haha. Actually Malaysian Street Food is like a food court which all the Malaysian Food are really brought from Malaysia, Resorts World Sentosa brought in the group of Malaysian street food owners to cook and sell their food at there. Some of the taste are pretty authentic like the Hokkien Prawn Mee.

    I’ve tried Penang Chendol and it’s not really good, but Ampang Yong Toufu was good too. Price starts from S$5. If you are Malaysian and is craving for Penang food, I think this is a good place, just that you have to pay extra S$3 for monorail entering the island. Haha.

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Singapore: Sentosa Beach, Malaysian Food Street & Crane Dance @ Universal Studios Singapore

    Crane Dance

    At 9pm, we went to see the Crane Dance, which is a new attractions in Universal Studios Singapore. It’s actually two very huge cranes dancing. The cranes actually represent to birds and water sprayed out from both side of the crane are the wings of the big birds. There’s music and visual accompany with the dance and the show is about 10 minutes. Pretty cool, you can see the real cargo cranes at the port of Singapore from there.

    That’s it for my Singapore short trip. =D

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