Day 1 : Seoul / Jeju-do

"AnnYoung" means Hello in Korean. I just got back from Korea few days back. :) I was there for 6 nights with my mum, dad and uncle.


We reached Incheon International Airport at 8am in the morning. We were supposed to take a flight to Jeju-do at 2pm in the afternoon. In between this time, we went to the famous 'Ladies street' for shopping. There were plenty of clothes and shoes for sale. Didn't buy anything though. It's only my first day in Korea. :D

For lunch, we had the famous Ginseng Chicken.
We boarded a fokker plane to Jeju island. This is a small aircraft with only 4 seats a row. Cute uh.. :)

In Jeju-do, we visited 'Tamla Mok Sok Won' which is a rock garden. There's a huge collection of of natural rock and wood sculptures. All sculptures on display are natural lava rocks and basalt stone.

Luna Bar

If you want to go to a nice & relaxing place for some drinks, Luna Bar will be the right pick. They have 2 sections. One is at the pool area which is without air conditioned and another area is with air conditioned.

I went there last week and they were having some renovation works at the pool area. So the only place I can go to is the air-conditioned section. The ambience here is gorgeous.


I was sitting at a place where I had a good view of the KL tower. :)

The seats were comfortable. You can just lie down, chit chat & enjoy your glass of wine. :)

Banana chocolate cake

If you're a chocolate cake lover, you must try the Banana chocolate cake at Zang Toi's cafe. This cafe is in KL(Sg Wang) for years already. I've been patronising this place since the college days. :) They've just opened an outlet at Parkson, Pavillion.




Do try out their unique drinks.. like the one I ordered. Mango Sprite with ice cream.

The yummy Banana chocolate cake with ice cream! :D

Tanah Lot, Bali

Another famous place in Bali which is a must see is Tanah Lot which means "Land in the Middle of the Sea".

Why is it called Land in the middle of the sea? It's actually a temple built on an off-shore rock. During high tide, the rock area is flooded with water and when it's low tide, you'll be able to walk around that area freely.

I was there in the evening and it was low-tide. So I get to roam around that area freely without getting soaked in water.

The picture above is taken from the stairs at the big rock leading to the temple.



In my attempt of taking the above pics, I got all wet due to the strong waves. :D

Uluwatu, Bali

Uluwatu cliff is one of the highlights of my trip in Bali. The best time to go there is in the evening so that you'll be able to catch the sunset. When I was there, it was quite cloudy and I only managed to catch the cloudy sunset. :P

You have to wear long skirt/long pants(proper dressing) in order to enter the cliff area because there's a temple on top of one of the cliffs. If you dont, you will then have to wrap yourself with a 'Sarong' which they provide you for free. You've gotta return it before you leave of course. :)

Isn't the view in the above picture superb? You get to walk till that end and below is the view I get from there.


There's nothing much you can do at the cliff obviously apart from taking pictures, more pictures and moreee pictures and of course enjoying the view as well. :)