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Wednesday, April 30, 2008

The Present - 3 nights In Hanoi



At night, Hanoi becomes lively and colurful. Night never a dull affair in Hanoi

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

The Present-Ride of my life







The best ever ride I could describe since my chilhood days. Pacing ourselves to the speed of life in rural Viet Nam.

Photo courtesy WMSoo of Sarangsinga.blogspot

The Present - Rural of Vietnam






Tam Coc aka Ha Long bay on land, represent the best of Vietnam rural. Paddy field as far as your eyes could view, criss crossing with waterways and limestone hills. Definitely at ease with nature here.

Monday, April 28, 2008

The Present-Journal from above the cloud


Met these two Indonesian lady onboard of AK 760 to Hanoi. They were part of a band of four ladies who were on tour from Jakarta>KLIA>Hanoi>Vietnam/China border>Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Haryanti, if you read this, I wish you and your friends have had a pleasant and momentous journey through IndoChina.

Monday, April 21, 2008

The Present - Kuala Lipis revisited

A view from Lipis wet market. Jelai river that snakes through hilly areas around Lipis thats head towards Lipis River 2 kilometres downstream. Further south it will meets with Tembeling River and later Pahang Rivers which eventually ends in Royal Town of Pekan in the southeast.



1 kilometre downstream where the water passed under a bridge that connects Kechau and Lipis Town. An alternative road to those heading north towards Kota Bharu

Saturday, April 12, 2008

The Present-King Guard


Ceremonial Guard at Istana Negara, Malaysia. Symbol of Constitutional Kingdom

Monday, April 7, 2008

The Present - Hari Sukan / Daughter Sports Day



The school where my daughter enrolled held a sports day on April 6th 2008.

Saturday, April 5, 2008

The Present-The Lake



One of former mining pond in KL which is now a recreational area. Kepong Metropolitan Park. View from the lighthouse facing west.

Friday, April 4, 2008

The Present - Pasar Siti Khadijah





The famous wet market in Kelantan, probably in the entire Malaysia, due to its unique physical design and the obvious gender domination in trade. Visit to Kelantan is incomplete without setting foot here.