My World: Sunset at Port Dickson

Port Dickson or fondly referred to as ‘PD’ located 80 km away from Kuala Lumpur. Which is only about an hour’s drive and makes it a very accessible sea-side destination, nearer than other beaches from my place of living.

Port Dickson can easily be reached by car, cab or bus from Kuala Lumpur via the North-South Expressway. At the Seremban turn-off, a separate expressway links the main highway to Port Dickson, which enables you to reach the town in a matter of minutes. Alternatively, you can take the trunk road from Seremban which will allow you to see many country-side sights.

Beaches are Port Dickson’s highlight, and virtually the whole town lives out the tourism industry centered on their wide, expansive and beautiful beaches. Besides swimming and sunbathing, you can engage in water sports such as skiing, canoeing as well as fishing.

My World: Lata Iskandar Waterfalls

This is a well-known waterfall in Perak situated just off the long and winding road between Tapah and Cameron Highlands, approximately midway between the two destinations, Lata Iskandar is a multi-tiered fall, with pools at the base of each tier.

Many a visitor takes the opportunity to go for a short dip in the cool water of these pools, which have their origins up in the higher reaches of the surrounding highlands. Nature lovers can go slightly off the beaten track and get to enjoy the rich flora and fauna.

Near the base of the falls, visitors will find a handicraft bazaar where an assortment of craft is available for one's selection. Look out especially for the craft of Orang Asli, the so-called "original people" of the country.

A row of stalls serving drinks and snacks have been set up nearby for the convenience of people who stop to enjoy the pleasures of Lata Iskandar.

My World: My Hometown

Kg. Taman Sedia: A view from a lower ground


Kg. Taman Sedia: A view from a higher ground

This is my first entry in another interesting and fun meme: My World Tuesday ...I'm begin with my hometown, a place where I've been born and raised. It's called Kampung Taman Sedia (Village of a ready garden - literally translate). Located in a district of Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia. It's the only Malay village in Cameron Highlands and there are 42 neighbors there. You can find a lots of place to stay here, as most of the neighbors provide a homestay (and that's include my dad & mom's house) with a reasonable price ...way cheaper than the glamor hotel and chalet at Cameron Highlands..and if you planning to have a vacation over there, don't forget to cantact me..lol!
Another view of Kampung Taman Sedia can be found on my previous post on Skywatch Friday & Wordless Wednesday

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