SOok YeE, HappY 19TH bIRtHDay!!!
Welcome on board!*finally!!
now, updates on Langkawi! 3 simple words and a punctuation mark. "I had fun!". Those were the days when i signed up for KPA's fieldtrips as an organiser. this time, i went as a participant. it's kinda weird for me to say this, i missed organising trips. the moment of truth. watching "carebear" doing what once was my responsibility, i ACTUALLy missed being KPA's president. *sighing* i used to hate being caught up in chaos, which happens most of the time throughout every trips. now, look at me! me!missing it! i gotta be kidding! hehheh.and guess what. i saw shooting stars! too bad i was not in time to make a wish... sad case.....=(
we managed to watch the sun rise. then again our sight was blocked by gigantic rocks and trees.
=(
lisa and i
the peak stations which gives us 360degrees of panoramic view from it's platform
suspension bridge
yes, indeed!

we were kinda busy shopping for chocolates and alcoholsXD in Kuah, so couldn't capture the sunset in Pantai Cenang. I got this picture from the net as a replacement.. hehheh 
Pantai Cenang(also from the net)
hey environmentalists, listen up!
(Surprisingly)"controlled and unobtrusive access to Gunung Machinchang" is the objective of this geo-eco tourism project, to enable visitors to partake in the glories of nature; those of: geology, fauna, flora, spectacular sunsets and other weather formations, without damaging the natural equilibrium. Hence, careful planning went into all facets of the project, from cable car selection (electrically powered system, powered from the bottom station), route alignment (fewest towers possible), to architecture (unobtrusive, light and organic; mountain stations are powered by solar/diesel hybrid energy), construction (using a working cable and helicopter to carry all the building material up to the mountain, only felling trees absolutely necessary) as well as to the choice of walkways (natural timber boardwalks that are elevated so as not to incise in the ground)!
Hmm... how fascinating!
I hope in years to come, Langkawi won't end up following Pulau Perhentian and Tioman and Pangkor's footsteps....
p.s. i didn't know Koko Crunch was ciplak-ed until i ate it's ciplak-ed version in Nadias Inn (where we stayed)

5 comments:
that sun rising photo looked familiar XD
LOL
haha
curi from "somebody"'s BLOG!!!
ROFL...XD
pa, u cut ur hair?
yes zai... i did cut my hair... heheXD
^^ nice one. btw, who is the *someone* holding *someone*'s hand? teehee.. gossip gossip!!
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