It is not that we don't travel much, we travel quite often between Penang and PJ, occasionally to Johor, but this is the first time the whole family is going on a plane to East Malaysia. I'll assure you that this historical date will be marked down.
OK, I really like to blog about my trip to KK, however my sis (yes I have a sister) is busy updating her blog with tonnes of photos from the trip, hence here the link to her blog, and you can view all the beautiful, breath-taking,
Ah, the benefit of having siblings, it is unnecessary to repeat everything on the same trip, in 2 different blogs rite. Furthermore, we need to help save up Internet space, right?
Sabah, land below the wind. How did Sabah get such a name? It is not even a single wind (can you count wind? )in KK, Penang is even windy-er than KK.
So lets write something that isn't in my sis blog.
Things that are plentiful in KK:
1. Roundabout
2。4x4
3. Seafood
4. Catholic Churh - St. Paul, St. Mary, St. Henry, St. Philp, St. Francis, St. Teressa ...on the way to Kinabalu Park, we easily passed by 10+ of them.
KK must go/do/eat:
1. Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park
- Mamutik, small, but I personally like this Island the most, more coral & fish to see while snorkeling.
-Manukan, Longer beach, with chalet there.
-Sapi, small isk\land with a small beach.
2. Kinabalu park
- It about 88km/2 hours drive from the KK, but definately worth travelling there. The park HQ is 1500m above sea level, and the air is fresher and cooler, better than Genting's or Cameron's
- then you can travel to Kundasang, it very near the park. It is just a small village with lots of vegetable, and a good view of Mount Kinabalu
3. Kuih Pinjaram
- A deep fried kuih that looks like UFO ( should tah pau some back)
4. Wee Ya chicken rice
- the pyramid chicken rice, looks good and taste good too!
Things that are opposite of plentiful in KK:
1.Kopitiam- in contrast to the amount of it in Penang, now I really understand why Penang is a food lovers heaven!
They don't really have a hawker center where you can eat all kinds of food in a place, each restaurant only has one stall
They don't really have a hawker center where you can eat all kinds of food in a place, each restaurant only has one stall
2. Indians- not trying to be racist here, but it is true!!
Things that are expensive
1. Non-seafood- the chicken rice, mee cost Rm5, but they come in quite a big portion.
2. Drinks- 1.80 for bali, and Rm2 for a cup of Milo'O ice.
Things that are cheap
1. Seafood
Things that are expensive
1. Non-seafood- the chicken rice, mee cost Rm5, but they come in quite a big portion.
2. Drinks- 1.80 for bali, and Rm2 for a cup of Milo'O ice.
Things that are cheap
1. Seafood
KK must go/do/eat:
1. Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park
- Mamutik, small, but I personally like this Island the most, more coral & fish to see while snorkeling.
-Manukan, Longer beach, with chalet there.
-Sapi, small isk\land with a small beach.
2. Kinabalu park
- It about 88km/2 hours drive from the KK, but definately worth travelling there. The park HQ is 1500m above sea level, and the air is fresher and cooler, better than Genting's or Cameron's
- then you can travel to Kundasang, it very near the park. It is just a small village with lots of vegetable, and a good view of Mount Kinabalu
3. Kuih Pinjaram
- A deep fried kuih that looks like UFO ( should tah pau some back)
4. Wee Ya chicken rice
- the pyramid chicken rice, looks good and taste good too!
