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Sentosa Island
Sentosa Island here I come! Right after Suu and I went to Universal Studios Singapore, we decided to explore a bit more since we were in Sentosa Island. A resort island with beautiful beaches, world class attractions, water sports and golf, Sentosa Island is easily accessible via cable car, taxi and monorail. There are 3 stations at the island if you are using the Sentosa Express; Waterfront (USS), Imbiah (Merlion) and Beach ( Siloso beach, Songs of the Seas, iFLY). Since we were already at the Waterfront station, we walked around and took some photos. M & M's anyone ? Hersheys for everyone We then walked to the Lake of Dreams, which is a free light and water show at Sentosa's Festive Walk. It is a 15 minutes show featuring flaming dragons, laser and water displays. Featuring daily at 9.30 pm, Lake of Dreams is one of the most colourful shows around. During the show, the colours will change, representing elements of nature. Suu with the Lake of Dreams
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Universal Studios Singapore
My next trip was to Singapore. I had a week off, so I decided to backpack around Singapore. There were a lot of places which I visited there. Therefore, I am going to kick it off by blogging about Universal Studios Singapore (USS) first. Opened in 2010, Universal Studios Singapore consists of 24 movie-themed rides, of which 18 which are specially adapted for the park. The park consists of 7 themed zones :- Far Far Away, Madagascar, Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt and The Lost World. Each of these zones is based on blockbuster hits, featuring character appearances, shopping and dining areas. Entrance of the Universal Studios Singapore Universal Studios Singapore is easily accessible by public transportation. Just take the MRT to the Harbour Front Station at VivoCity via the North-East line (purple line). Upon arriving there, follow the signboards leading to the Sentosa Express which is at the 3rd floor of VivoCity. Get down on the Waterfront Station - first statio
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Gunung Gading
Whilst I was still in Kuching, I took the opportunity to explore the place even further. This trip, I headed over to the Gunung Gading National Park which was located in Lundu, around an hour plus journey from Kuching. Being overlooked most of the time, Gunung Gading is a great place to go for those who love the outdoors. I made my way here on a Saturday morning with my family. The national park can be a little bit hard to find as the signboards leading to it is kinda small and hidden away. After driving uphill for about 10 minutes we arrived at the entrance of the park. W e started our journey, after handing over our numbers to the park ranger. Entrance of the park The park's HQ The Gunung Gading National Park is opened daily from 8am to 5pm. Entrance fees are RM10 for locals and RM20 for foreigners. The park is not only known for the world's largest flower, Rafflesia, but also for its scenic waterfalls and wildlife. Spotting a Rafflesia flower is hard, as thes