Hang Zhou, China.

Someone should yell at me to update my blog. Not everyday but more frequently.

I should feel much ashamed that my China trip was two months ago and I'm uploading it now. I feel like my apologies are useless and not worthy anymore. 

So, I went to China for the first time and it was my first time being out of the country (not kidding). My mom  got tickets early to Hang Zhou as Air Asia was having some flight deals. It was after my SPM so it felt great to finally finish school and travel. I really really like travelling. I was quite happy to know that it would be cold and stuff like I felt so fancy wearing winter jackets, scarfs and beanies with boots. Hey don't judge me, like I told you it was my first time travelling to somewhere else. Our flight was quite early so it was such a drag to leave my soft and comfy bed at 4am. 

So when we landed and headed to the custom, I could feel the cold air in the airport which was quite exciting. It felt kinda nice to be able to walk around without having to sweat. We took a taxi to our hotel which we took awhile to find and the driver was really nice but I swear the people in China drives insane. They would speed and honk and speed and break. Our hotel wasn't anything fancy but we didn't really wanted to stay in somewhere above budget because we'd be out sight-seeing early and throughout the day and get back late so we really didn't need much of a fancy hotel. 

Hang Zhou is a beautiful city. Filled with Chinese authenticity but I guess the only downside of it are the people. Okay this is personal preference but I swear the people would spit their phlegm wherever. I'M SERIOUS! On the streets, in the malls, in restaurants and just wherever. They don't close their cubicle doors when they excrete. They push you when you're in the way like hello, 'excuse me' isn't that hard. Oh and they let their kids pee by the side of the road. I even saw this father who carried his son in the airport to let him pee in the trash can. 

After all, the trip was amazing and the food was yum! Well, I would like to travel more soon. I would love to travel with my friends too. It interests me to learn more about different countries' culture.

KK, Sabah

 Hello, everyone! So recently I went on a (or another) family trip and we went to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. It was beautiful there. The skies were more blue and clear, the grass were greener and fresher. I had to skip a day of school and I was in the middle of my trials but it wasn't too bad. I manage to finish the rest of my exam properly. Anyway, back to the trip, my mom had to pick me up early from school and as we made our way to the terminal I was quite excited considering this was the first trip with my whole family. Our flight delayed a little and there were turbulence so we didn't reach on time to enjoy a little before dusk hits the beautiful Sabah sky. When we reached, it started to rain like cow but my parents managed to rent a car for transportation.

Anyway, I forgotten most of the bits and clips of the whole trip although it was really fun. It was just a little over two weeks that this trip happened. Hope you enjoy these pictures taken there :)

 I am absolutely terrified of bridges. 

 Met some Bumiputera kids and they were so fun to hang around with.

 Squirrel :D

 This place gave me a really nice 'New Zealand' feel. The grassy mountain and the cool breezes alongside with the cooowsss!

 Somehow, these goats look like Mr. Tumnus from Narnia but feeding them was fun. They were so intense and hungry even if people bought bottles to feed them. After one another and they still were cray cray over the milk bottles. 

 Family portrait. 

 The sunset was beautiful! I have never seen such a beautiful reddish-pink sky that illuminated the whole place. 

 Met this cute fella :)

His claws brushed against my leg whilst we were on the beach at night and my dad decided to pick him up and put him back into the water but he kept running away. Okay, why do I keep calling 'it' a 'him'? It was our last night at KK and enjoyed it while we can.