Events

Do you like pirate? I like pirates, so Mummy brought me to Melaka Alive: Pirate Adventure. This is the second time I visit Melaka Alive. My first time was in April. Back in April, it was for 5D Bahtera Merdeka performance.

Bahtera Merdeka is actually a stage kind of ship. It is located in front of Proclamation of Independence. The landmark is the famous Porta de Santiago. You know, the building people usually mistake as the A Famosa.

Melaka Alive new attraction: Pirate Adventures. Here, you can go up in the ship and play pirate for a day.

There are a lot of pirates inside the ship and you need to find your way out. It is something like the horror or ghost house, but instead of ghost, there are pirates and monsters in it.

Pirates

You will need to walk through the jungle

And search for treasure. But careful, there is a dungeon here.

Scary

Octopus attack! You need to fight the octopus before you can go out.

Beat it up! Yeehaaaaa!

Get rewarded with treasure! It is a really fun place for an adventure.

Below is information for it if you want to go.

Operating hours;

Monday – Thursday: 10am – 7pm
Friday – Sunday and Malaysia Public Holidays: 10am – 9:30pm

MELAKA ALIVE
JALAN PARAMESWARA, BANDAR HILIR, MELAKA.
(OPPOSITE PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE MEMORIAL)
GPS N 2.191 261 E 102.250 725

Website: https://www.melakaalive.com.my/pirate-adventure.php

The Ministry of Tourism and Culture (MOTAC) has organized ‘Voluntourism PUSPANITA IM4U at Pantai Bagan Lalang, Sepang, Selangor back in 22th August 2015 and I went with Papa, Mummy and Uncle Koz.

We were brought to visit the Mobile Library, Booths and Exhibition site where Santai Teh Tarik Tourism sessions will be held before heading to the beach.

Dirty beach before the cleaning process.

Planting trees at the beach along Avani Sepang Gold Coast

A group photo of volunteers. How come mummy so bad. Never snap my photos doing work?

Nice or not? This is after the gotong royong.

Had some fun with Papa and Mummy at recent event. Santai Teh Tarik Tourism.

Santai Teh Tarik Tourism: Culture& Heritage Tourism. All things related to traveling.

Musical performance by school children

Uncle and auntie from Tourism Malaysia Selangor. I met them many times in a few events Papa and Mummy brought me to.

Pebble painting.

Batik painting

Craft making demo

Pretty artworks and origami.

Cupcake making and decorating

Delicious cupcakes, but did not take any.

Dodol making in progress.

Dodol is looks weird here.

I dare not try.

After the event…we went to the beach and lunch.

I love mummy. She always bring me for many fun outings. This one was at a mask festival.

Malaysia International Mask Festival (MIMAF) 2015 was held from August 13-16 at Esplanade Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) Park and hosted by Ministry of Tourism and Culture (Motac) via the National Department for Culture and Arts (JKKN).

Too far to get close up look of the performance, so we didn’t stay for it.

Entrance to the mask exhibition.

Masks for you to try on that night

Mask making demo session

Mask making in progress

Mask colouring process

A semi complete Jalur Gemilang themed mask

Strange looking masks on display

Colourful but freaky

The many faces mask

Weird mask from Thailand

At the Mah Meri Aborigin

Mummy playing monster here

Children, trying all sort of masks on

Nenek Kebayan

JKKN performers in their full costumes.

Mummy and I and FoNS (Friends of Negeri Sembilan). We met them at KLCC that night. 🙂 Happy time.

Some time ago, mummy brought me to this Japanese summer festival in Pavilion KL in conjunction of their Tokyo Street 4th anniversary.

Everything is very cheerful and upbeat.

Chibi Maruko-chan 🙂

Fancy Japanese lanterns with summer theme can be seen everywhere in Pavilion.

Men in Yukata.

Ladies Yukata. Yukata literally means bathing clothes.

Celebrating the vibrancy of summer in Pavilion KL

Preparing for the Japanese Summer dance.

Mummy and I danced along

Visit Tokyo Street for ‘Chibi Maruko Chan Land’ where Japanese games such as – wanage, superball fishing and yoyo fishing are available

Entrance to Chibi Maruko Chan Land

It was really fun.

I went to Genting for Behind the Scene Tour with Papa and Mummy and blogger friends last Sunday. It is an interactive tour that shows you how some things are operated in Genting. Everyone else takes the bus but since our house is quite near go Genting, my papa drove up instead. When we arrived, we were greeted by a group of Genting staff and Miss Irene, the cute PR lady personally lead us to our first stop, the huge laundry room in First World Hotel.

First World Laundry

It is a very hot and uncomfortable place

We get to see staff hard at work, cleaning dirty clothes and bedsheets by using very big machines.

Clean clothes, ready to be sent to customers.

Our next stop is : See, Do& Eat Interactive Workshop. Here, participants of the tour were given a chance to make sushi bento or decorate cupcakes or doughnut. Since I don’t like to eat rice, I chose to decorate my own doughnut instead.

Everyone is busy making their doughnut after being shown how to do if by the chef.

Doughnut for everyone. It is sliced into two so that you can put filling of your choice onto it.

Sliced chocolates, for decoration

I chose strawberries and cream as fillings and toppings.

I made this. Simple one. I call it Strawberry Attack. It tasted much better than those we buy in bakeries. 🙂

Miss Irene and friends. They joined in and made their own doughnuts to eat too. They are the kind people who bring us around for the tour and let us have fun in Genting. I think, their doughnuts looks better than mine.

After eating the food that we made, Miss Irene brought us to Genting International Showroom. Here, we were shown how lights and music is managed during shows and concert.

Sound and light engineer showed us how it is done.

The stage with lights and music.

It was really a fun and happy visit. Thank you Resort World Genting and Miss Irene and friends for taking us to experience this educational tour. Hope to see all of you soon.