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Tag: Travel

  • [#tamakaTravelogue] The Dirty Cloths & Uncleaned Toenails

    This is a continuation of my Road Trip post. So, I drove around looking at abandoned buildings and places. It led me to this motorbike bridge which was only meant for bikes. It was on the outskirt of the village. The bridge is built to connect the divided fisherman villages.I was curious. I walked out…

  • [#tamakaTravelogue] Road Trip to #TelukIntan #Perak

    Day: 01 January 2023 Days: 2 Days 1 Night Boom! It’s been five days since the new year. It’s time to write about my road trip. I had this one town that bothered my mind for a few months. I have always wondered what it has to offer me. I heard it still keeps alive…

  • [#tamakaTravelLogue] #RoadTrip 2022 #Kampar #Perak #Malaysia

    Hello Hi Everyone! It’s been five months into 2022. How’s your 2022 is going on so far? thought to drop off to “Hi”. Nobody bothers covid anymore or maybe I’m wrong. but, I’m not here to talk about it. Today is Mothers Day. I’m not here to talk about it too.I’m here to post the…

  • Happy V-day

    Everyone is so in the mood for the V-day now. Instead of looking out for the love; why don’t you explore within yourself to find out what you loved to do the most. It could be the weirdest or the simplest thing. But, as long as it brings joy to yourself; keep doing it. If…

  • [Not a #Foodie] #Malaysian & their #TeaTarik

    I’m not a foodie. That’s for sure, and I don’t know many restaurants. That’s because I prefer to dine at stalls or mamak shops instead of cafes and restaurants. I think stalls and mamak shops are a true reflections of Malaysian’s identity. Malaysians are known for stalls and the famous “Tea Tarik” (Pulled Tea/ Hi-Tea)…

  • 2018 a Review

    Hi there! 2019 was born. It’s been 20 days passed. I guess it’s never too late for me to post a review of 2018. There is a lot to say about 2018. But, frankly speaking, I felt I didn’t do much for personal growth. It’s been a slow yet a busy year. I think I…

  • [#tamakaTravelogue] Road Trip to #Raub #Pahang

    As you’ll know It been my routine to go on a lonely #roadtrip every new year. This is counted as my 4th road trip. All these years, the road trip has been a soul-soothing journey to reminiscence the pasts and how it has shaped my life. Read about last road trip 2017, & 2018. (I…

  • [Street Life] Lessons are everywhere; learn to look at different perspective.

    It was Sunday, me my friend made that sudden decision to visit the Berjaya Hills’s four faces of Buddha temple. The visit is done. We head to an organically grown vegetable hunt at nearby Chinese village “Kampung Bukit Tinggi Bentong”. It was a small, compact and crowded village with overflowing visitors. Having a hard time…

  • [#tamakaTravelLogue] #SiemReap #Cambodia

    Date: 02 Feb 2018 Days: 2 Days 1 Night Currency: USD It was a rare morning because I woke up early, 0630 to be exact. Usually that would be my sleeping time on my weekend. I was browsing my #Instagram on my laptop. Then, a notification from #AirAsia popped in my screen. It was great…

  • [#tamakaTravelLogue] #RoadTrip 2018 #SimpangPertang #NegeriSembilan #Malaysia

    Date: 01 Jan 2018                    Days: 2 Days One Night It’s been a yearly routine for me to go on road trip on every New Year. So, far I have done it for pass three years. Hopefully, I can keep up to this annual routine. This year I didn’t plan anything in advance until the…

  • [Street Life] Walking the Street & Discovering New Things

    Walking a street will never disappoint you. It’s a way of exploring and discovering. A soul healing moment conceive of many hidden surprises and I love doing it. This is something that persistently motivating me the way I wanted to live my life. Nomad is a way of life. Say no to man created life.…

  • [Street Life] #Petaling Street/ #Chinatown #KualaLumpur

    I never thought being early at street and witness the daily life can teach me life changing lessons. From ordinary people to a beggar, it requires consistent hard work to survive. The street lives I had witnessed had inspired me to work harder. The daily hustle of ordinary people reminds me how laid back I…