And it was a rainy affair on our second day in Phuket. We wouldn’t allow it to dampen our plans either. Big and Small M wanted to be near to nature and going on elephant trekking seemed to be a good fit for us. Continue reading “3D2N Phuket Travelogue – Day 2 (Part 3): Elephant Trekking”
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A Visit to Fish@Big Splash
What better way to enjoy a taste of school holidays than by engaging in fun and engaging family activities? Yes, you’re right. As the name suggests, Fish@Big Splash offers you an array of activities for all ages to enjoy. We had reservation on visiting places that are too “ulu”. However, that’s not the case for Fish@Big Splash. It is conveniently located inside Big Splash, directly opposite Starbucks and Crab in De Bag, East Coast Park.
With the East Coast beach, popular eateries and abundance of fresh sea breeze, we had our little day out at Fish@Big Splash. Continue reading “A Visit to Fish@Big Splash”
3D2N Phuket Travelogue – Day 1 (Part 2): Banzaan Fresh Market
In my previous blog on Patong Marina Hotel, you can clearly see how much fun and occupied we were over at Patong beach.
That night, we were recommended by the locals to visit Banzaan Fresh Market and off we go. Continue reading “3D2N Phuket Travelogue – Day 1 (Part 2): Banzaan Fresh Market”
Wanton Mee @ Restoran 何成記 Ho Seng Kee
Wanton mee is a favourite Cantonese noodle dish in many parts of Asia. I have tried it countless times locally, in Malaysia and Thailand.
I heard my parents bragging over a restoran by the name of Ho Seng Kee which sells wanton mee. I was like, “Ok, anything special about it?” When I heard they had to queue up to half an hour everytime they made a trip down to taste the wanton mee it did raise my eyebrow. Continue reading “Wanton Mee @ Restoran 何成記 Ho Seng Kee”
A Visit to Macau
Macau – I am back to this familiar land again. I would prefer to visit Macau during the winter period where the weather is more cooling. This time round my experience was more pleasant when wifi is readily available at many places. Continue reading “A Visit to Macau”
A Visit to Kulai
I visited Kulai with my parents this week. Before the trip, I made a quick google to find out if there are anything special to explore. Only a distance of within 45 km from Singapore, Kulai seems to be a good fit for a one-day exploration. Continue reading “A Visit to Kulai”
Gold Coast | Brisbane Journal – Part 6
God has been good to us throughout this trip. As we entered into our final day in Surfers Paradise, our itinerary was still very packed. We wanted to experience the life of Australians and get involved in their normal activities during the weekend. Something inexpensive and yet meaningful. We found ourselves visiting 2 weekend markets, beaches and a playground. Continue reading “Gold Coast | Brisbane Journal – Part 6”
Gold Coast | Brisbane Journal – Part 5
Hello, hope you have enjoyed our last few blogs. We have read blogs to get ideas in planning our itinerary. However, the next attraction we were to visit was not featured in any of the blogs we came across. This place is called Tropical Fruit World. We wanted to visit fruit farms but some of them were not opened due to severe weather conditions. We were blessed to discover this. Continue reading “Gold Coast | Brisbane Journal – Part 5”
Gold Coast | Brisbane Journal – Part 4
Our next lap of journey see us returning back to beautiful Gold Coast. We were really blessed to experience nice weather and journey mercy till now. Before Surfers Paradise, we made a visit to Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk. It offers spectacular elevated rainforest canopy walk and skywalk cantilever. Continue reading “Gold Coast | Brisbane Journal – Part 4”
Gold Coast | Brisbane Journal – Part 3
We researched and found the biggest playground in Brisbane – Calamvale District Park.
The Playground at Calamvale District Park is a lovely manicured park made up of a range of different play equipment designed to suit Brisbane Kids of a range of ages and abilities. We also love the dual flying foxes that are perfect for challenging the more timid Brisbane Kids in a safe and fun way. It has BBQ’s and seating and plenty of shade. There are also lots of connecting bike baths and various spinning play pieces to bring about hours of amusement. That said, the reason that Calamvale Park is becoming so well-known must be its GIANT enclosed slide, which lives up to its name both in size and fun!
Katong Kids Inc | Singapore Travel & Lifestyle Blog 