Travel from LRT Hang Tuah back to LRT Subang Jaya

Its been a while since I last took long hour journey from one place to another. It may not be a long journey for others. My first time taking LRT from Hang Tuah and I asked the counter staff how to get back to Subang Jaya. The staff is helpful telling me to go LRT  Masjid Jamek to change. Indeed I just followed the signed board and I always check if I am going the correct way.

When you are familiar with the public transport it is good for you as you really saving lot for travel. I went to Kohi Yatta for an event and its cafe is just located next to Mazda. Coming back I asked my friend for a ride so that I can go back home by LRT.

Once get in the LRT Hang Tuah, the next stop is Pasar Seni. I checked again for the stops that I am going through as I want to make sure that I am on the right track. I am glad we car pool to the event as there is limited parking spots at the venue. I told my friend that there's a parking at the closed door area. Just nice as to park a car. As most car inside venue had double parking and limited movement, there's another car toward my friend's car which wanting to get out. I asked my friend to park at the closed door area, just nice as parked then the other car can just move its way out to the exit.

I was warned by my friend that beware at LRT Hang Tuah where I be heading as I need to walk up to there. Crimes happening there quite often, I quickly hurry to go LRT station didn't want to walk slowly.  The time was in the afternoon about 4.40pm.I reached home 5.30pm. The LRT trip for me coming back cost only RM3.80, if not mistake.

SUNPLAY SKIN AQUA UV MILD GEL SPF30 PA+++

Good day to everyone, it's going to be a busy week for me. I was told that son has got school's tuition for a week. He's also having tuition outside of school. Being a mom, I am in and out of the house often and I know important of taking care of my skin.

Vehicle emissions, smoke and dust are all pollutants that we are exposed to daily. With our skin being the outermost barrier, it is damaged-prone with constant exposure to pollutants and UV. Pollutants have minute particles that are tiny enough to penetrate the skin resulting in various skin problems that include premature aging, wrinkles, pigmentation and dullness. In addition to the effects of pullutants, excessive exposure to the UV rays can worsen skin conditions and accelerate premature aging.

One way of protecting our skin from harmful pollutants and UV rays is by applying sunscreen that has an anti-pollutant function. Developed to address skin problems caused by polutants and UV rays, the Sunplay Skin Aqua UV Mild Gel SPF30 PA +++ is here to protect your skin against environmental pollution including PM2.5 particles (PM2.5 are fine particle pollutants which are potentially harmful. They cling to the skin and become lodged in the pores which could penetrate into the epidermis layers. An extended to PM2.5 can cause various health problems including inflammatory skin conditions such as rashes and itching).

The Sunplay Skin Aqua UV Mild Gel is formulated with three moisturising ingredients i.e. hyalluronic acid, amino acids and a collagen blend that functions to keep the skin moisturised and prevents it from premature aging. The Skin Aqua Mild Gel is free from fragrance, colorants, alcohol and mineral oil. It is gentle on the skin and suitable for those with sensitive skin.

I like it as I tried it and it has a super light and watery texture that makes it comfortable for everyday use. It is suitable to use both face and body, it also comes with SPF30 PA +++, offering a broad spectrum of protection against UV rays. I like this as this product is not only use on face but also on body.

We can start protecting our skin from air pollutants and UV rays today with Sunplay Skin Aqua UV Mid Gel SPF30 PA +++ 110gm which is available exclusively at all Watsons Stores nationwide at RM40. It can be a great gift ideas for loved ones too. Easy for travel use and can keep in bag or backpack It's suitable for busy lifestyle people who are always on the go.

ANNA SUI DESIGNS TRAVEL BAGS EXCLUSIVELY @GUARDIAN MALAYSIA

I love shopping and my favorite would be Anna Sui brands too, fall in love with the luggage! Happy that I was able to make it yesterday for launch the first time to the Trillion Kuala Lumpur.

Good news to Malaysians who love Anna Sui and love travel. Recognising that Malaysians love to travel and want to look and feel good while travelling, Guardian Malaysia has collaborated with Anna Sui to develop exclusively designed collection to delight our shoppers!


The Anna Sui Luggage Collection, comprising two trolley bags, one tote bag and one designer case, can be redeemed at attractive, discounted prices under its latest loyalty programme which starts tomorrow. Speaking at the programme’s launch today, Ms. Christina Low, Marketing Director of Guardian Health And Beauty Sdn Bhd, said: “Our chose to work with Anna Sui as she has a strong influence in both beauty and fashion which are highly relevant to our health and beauty business. It is also to bring aspirational brands at affordable prices to the mass market.’’


According to Christina, Anna Sui said the luggage collection was inspired by perfume, butterflies and roses and colours of bright pop art, fuchsia and orange, but each design was inspired by different events in her career.


The story behind the designs, as provided by Anna:
1. The 24-inch trolley bag: “The pattern comes from a Mid-century modern tea towel, with a barber shop quartet theme. It originally appeared in my Fall 2012 collection, which was inspired by the work of Charles and Ray Eames, and their collection of Folk Art Americana. We customized the print with Anna Sui slogans, perfume bottles and lipstick tubes.”

2. The 20-inch trolley bag: “The butterfly print came from dresses in my Spring 2009 collection. The colours of the original pattern were quite similar to the way they are on the luggage. Some of the butterflies have been replaced with bottles of my Romantica fragrance!”

3. Tote-bag: “The rose bordered stripe design was originally done-up in black and white, with red flowers for a dress in my Spring 2007 collection. It remains one of the most iconic Anna Sui prints. A runway shot of the dress is on the cover of my new book, The World of Anna Sui.”

4. Designer case: “The pattern is derived from various Anna Sui cosmetic boxes over the years.”

But there is more. Guardian is offering two limited edition Anna Sui Eau De Toilette (EDT) starting in November. The EDT, in handy size of 30ml each, are the Dreams Yellow, and La Vie De Boheme, both prized at RM99.00, inclusive of GST, and would be available in only 150 selected stores.


At the launch Christina said: “To meet our shoppers’ changing needs, we have been constantly refreshing our health and beauty product offerings, and continuously looking for creative campaigns that are relevant to the business to reward our shoppers.


“This exclusive collaboration with Anna Sui, we believe is a fitting way to thank our loyal shoppers. Her design and collection whether they are fashion or perfume, are sought after and much-loved by a wide spectrum of women.”


“We are confident that the luggage collection will be a winner with our customers,” she added.

ANNA SUI DESIGNS TRAVEL BAGS

REDEMPTION MECHANICS:

For every purchase of RM20, shoppers will receive one stamp. They get one extra stamp if the purchase includes one of the 33 participating brands. Among the main participating brands are:
Bio-essence, Dettol, Dove, Maybelline, Nivea and Pantene.


They need to collect 10 stamps to redeem one item at the discounted price:
The discounted prices of the four items are:
- 24-inch trolley bag at RM159.90 (compared to retail price of RM399);
- 20-inch trolley bag at RM129.90 (compared to retail price RM199);
- Tote bag at RM69.90 (compared to retail price of RM129);
- Designer case at RM59.90 (compared to retail price RM99). 


Stamps will be issued starting from 28 September 2017 onwards.
Redemption starts from 28 October and ends on 31 December, 2017 or while stocks last. For more information, please visit www.guardian.com.my

Now you know how to shop these beautiful Anna Sui designs travel bags. It will be a nice gift ideas for yourself or loved ones.


About Guardian Malaysia
Guardian Malaysia started as a 200-sqft pharmaceutical retail outlet catering to the expatriate community 50 years ago. Today, it is the leading pharmacy, health and beauty retail chain in the country, with more than 420 stores nationwide, providing an unrivalled variety of pharmaceutical, health and beauty products. The chain of stores serves more than 30 million customers across the country.

Putra LRT Subang Jaya to SOGO KL

It's Saturday, just coincidence that son does not have tuition so I tag him along to the Sogo KL for the DC Comics Super Heroes. It's our first time to go there, we took LRT, it cost RM4.10 for a pax, one way. When reach Masjid Jamek, we walk about 10 minutes to reach the mall we didn't know the way and I was looking at the Google Map too. The event starts time table 230pm to 430pm, we reached before 2pm and had lunch ourselves. The refreshment provided at event was cake, sweets and mineral water.

 The LRT Station if take from SS15 Subang jaya would takes 16 stations to reach Masjid Jamed. I didn't know that we can go to Bandaraya LRT. So next time can just from SS15 Subang Jaya to Putra Height then from there change train to Bandaraya. It is direct reach from there. So the journey I took with son was longer than usual I think.

Lots to see and shop at DC Comics Super Heroes but we didn't buy anything as we went there for the event. At Sogo, I find out that the Teh Tarik Place would only serve Roti Telur or Roti Kaya at 3 pm, which is consider hot plates at the menu.

It's a lot of walking on Saturday and when we back time is raining too. Lucky I have an umbrella for each of us. It was great outing with son as he didn't take LRT for a long time, as for youngest son not yet bring him as it's a long tiring journey. It's packed in LRT so don't think he will be feeling comfortable.

Many people heading to MATTA Fair too, well we didn't go as didn't play to purchase any package at the moments. Though we love to have a family vacation stay. Busy lifestyle and glad to spend a good day with my son as seldom we have a travel together by public transport. I thought of driving but then I am not good with the directions and I saw waze showed 40minutes to reach.

Not much choice of restaurants I see at the SOGO, KL so son and me had a quick lunch at McD.

Genting Highland – More than just the theme parks

For those in and out of Malaysia, when Genting Highlands is mentioned, the first thing that would pop in your head will be the thrill filled, exciting rides that makes up their theme park. Not only that, being nestled high on a mountain peak makes Genting Highland the best place to escape the scorching sun to the salubrious mountain air. P.S., even though the outdoor theme park is currently under construction for the bigger, better, more extravagant Fox themed theme park, don’t let this stop you from getting yourself there. Here are the many other things that can be done up this mountain.

Casino de Genting

Genting Highlands raison d'être, the Casino de Genting may not come anywhere near Las Vegas’s prime light where sparkling dresses, glittering neon lights and scantily-clad showgirls abound, but for all its worth, this is Malaysia’s only legal land-based casino. Men in batik shirts and women in pretty frocks crowds the tables and punters line the slot machines waiting for their luck to bless them with a big payout. There is nothing but pure fun here (and momentarily loss for some too).

Flying Fox

If you fancy being strapped safely into a harness and helmet and then jumping off a ramp into a dipterocarp forest, then this would surely tickle your adrenaline spirit. This airborne adventure sends you off down a 100-metre strung down the side of the hill, not only do you get to enjoy this jump down, imagine the view of the whole Genting right in-front of your eye. The ultimate best way to bond with friends and family and required minimum level of instruction, making it the perfect quick-thrill ride.

Genting Skyway Cable Car

The Skyway Cable Car is the fastest and easiest way to get to the apex of Genting Highlands. This relaxing and scenic ride affords you breathtaking views of the surrounding hills; the gondola-style cab glides along at leisurely pace, making it an ideal photo-taking opportunity.

my family members enjoy the fun in Snow World, click to read about it

Snow World

Experience a winter wonderland, unlike any other in Malaysia, when you step into the snow-white landscape of Snow World. Featuring the Cresta Run snow slide, this attraction is a novel experience due to Malaysia’s hot and humid weather; it’s a great place to see kids playing and adults taking in the sights.

Genting Bowl

First World Plaza has a bowling alley - Genting Bowl. One of the highlights at Genting Bowl is the glow-in-the-dark bowling. For those of you who feel like the indoor theme park has nothing to offer you, do make sure you take some time off your shopping trip and drop by this bowling alley and experience a one-of-a-kind bowling session with the family!

Now that the entertainment part is covered, let’s talk hotels and accommodation. The hotels up here in Genting Highlands are stylish accommodations with impeccable service and spacious guestrooms with breathtaking mountain views. Here are some of our favourite.

First World Hotel – Resorts World Genting

This hotel is officially the world’s largest hotel in 2015, as it adjoins the First World Plaza which boasts 500,000 square feet of indoor theme park, a shopping center and food heaven. Right at the main entrance, a lush, tropical rainforest greets their guests and all their rooms are modern, comfortable and practical.

Awana Hotel – Resorts World Genting

Indulge in five-star luxury while enjoying the breathtaking view of a majestic mountain range, and make full use of their 18-hole golf course, heated swimming pool, and other sports facilities.  At Awana, the only main rival for comfort is their beautiful, stunning view.

One thing about Genting is you need to plan your holidays well as the crowd can be crazy at times and rooms will be totally sold out. So it’s always best check with Traveloka on the availability and also for the best deals in town.

LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort unveils LEGO NINJAGO The Ride

Thank you Gaya Travel and Legoland Malaysia for inviting me to witness the LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort unveils LEGO NINJAGO: The Ride. Every child and adult likes Lego and the latest ride is an attraction promises to be a real game-changer to theme parks around the world. This is the largest additional investment since the opening of the LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort after the launch of its Theme Park, Hotel and Water Park. Estimated at more than RM$40 million, a cutting edge technology that never before seen at any other theme park int he world, LEGO NINJAGO: The Ride is manufactured by Triotech, world leader is media based interactive attractions, and features Maestra hand gesture technology.

 LEGOLAND Parks being the first in the world to leverage cutting-edge technology, first launched the NINJAGO Ride in Billund, Denmark earlier this year, followed by California Resort in April, and now, it's bringing it to Malaysia, the first ever in Asia!

speech by Managing Director of LEGOLAND Parks Hans Aksel Pedersen

 Set to be opened to public in November this year, LEGO NINJAGO: The Ride will be housed in a brand new section of the Park called NINJAGO World.

LEGO NINJAGO: The Ride features Maestro hand gesture technology that enable guests to control the outcome of their adventure through the power hands without the use of a hand-held device. The attraction is set to be a 4D dark ride inspired by the popular LEGO line of NINJAGO toys and a related TV series. Riders play as Ninja warriors in training under the guidance of NINJAGO character Master Wu to vanquish a legion of enemies from snake tribes, ghost and skeletons to the Great Devourer.

Through the use of 3D imagery, high-tech sensors and the use of hand movements in a striking motion, up to four riders per car can act like ninja warriors blasting animated fireballs, lighting, shockwaves and ice as they travel through dojos to master their skills before heading the battle. It's exciting as riders can collect points for their training and battle efforts throughout the rides and scores are displayed when their quest is completed. Exciting as I am sure my sons will be interest to sit on these rides.

The 4D effect such as heat, smoke and win are incorporated throughout the adventure, giving guests the ultimate interactive experience. 

performance at the event.

 With the launch of this attraction being LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort's largest addition over the past four years, it continues to support the Resort's belief and commitment to ensure that guests continue to be entertained with their family with new excitements.

It's exciting as this November is set to be opened to public the LEGO NINJAGO: The Ride.

 

photo credit to Google image

Let's mark the calendar now for upcoming November, it's going to be year end school holidays I am sure you can start planning the holidays with family.

LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort is open throughout the year. Standard operating hour for the Theme Park and Water Park is from 10am to 6pm. Longer operating hours will be apply on weekends, public and school holidays.

Getting to LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort, it is located in Iskandar Puteri (the southern tip of Johor) and is only 10 minutes from Singapore's Tuas Second Link, 15 minutes from Johor Bharu City Centre and 20 minutes from Senai International Airport.

If you like to know more information visit www.legoland.my

Canon EOS M10 x Rillakkuma the perfect travelling companion

photo credit to Canon Camera (Malaysia)

It's Monday and it's back to school for my kids. June's school holidays I spend time with kids and also have mommy time out with Butterfly Project Malaysia to attend the around the world with Rilakkuma & Canon on last Saturday afternoon at Whu Whup SS13, Subang Jaya.

Nui-Dori or more commonly known as ToyTravel is sweeping the world off its feet! What is ToyTravel? ToyTravel is the art of photography where toys imitate life, no kidding I know travel alone boring we can bring a toy together as companion. Loving Rilakkuma, I am sure you like to know how you can win the new EOS M10 Rilakkuma box set, as Canon has launched a ToyTravel photo challenge.

photo credit to Canon Camera (Malaysia)

It's common for social media users to inject creativity and fun into their everyday adventures with a preferred animated object - from a figurine in a bowl of cereal, to a stuffed toy strapped into an airline seat; there is endless way to show creativity.

If you love to take selfie photo, the Self Portrait mode features a one-touch beautification shortcut that offers a skin smoothing effect. The powerful Canon EOS M10 for seamless social media sharing, the lightest camera in the compact series, you can bring your ToyTravel to the next level by travel together to next travel adventure and more memorable memories to make.

Last Saturday event was fun and get to make new friends and has good company with Rilakkuma also some nice activities held at the event. The bloggers with best dress of the day walks home with a Rilakkuma plus toy.

photo credit Betty, hehe.. we love Rilakkuma

Having a good time as we get to snap photo with Rilakkuma, too cute to resist!

congrats to best dress and lucky winners

photo credit to Canon Camera (Malaysia)

Now who likes photo challenge? Let's join the Canon #ToyTravel Photo Challenge, take part in the 3 theme challenge, you can stand the chance to win the new EOS M10 Rilakkuma box set, participants are required to incorporate different contest themes into their photo and the winner of each theme stands to win an EOS M10 kit along with a 24cm Rilakkuma plush toy. Exciting as first theme was announced on 6 June and the first winner will be revealed at the end of the month. For more details click here on how to take part in this challenge.

Sharing my coconut drink with Rilakkuma.

With Tammy Mamasan founder of Butterfly Project Malaysia in the house.

Lost World of Tambun's Petting Zoo

Do you remembered that I visited Lost World Hot Springs & Spa not long ago. I have not blog about the theme park and Lost World of Tambun's Petting Zoo. 

The next day after the media night event at Lost World Hot Springs & Spa, we have breakfast at Garden Terrace. You can click on the link to view more photos. 

 It's breakfast so there's nasi lemak and other types of food to choose from. It's buffet spread you can click on the link above to view more photos.

Roti Jala? 

nice rides awaiting media bloggers

Explorabay 

 Yeah it's fun for children only, you'll like your kids to play and always watch out for them as they are still kids.

Such a fun water playground for the kids, I am sure my sons will love to play the slides there.

Free bicycle rides you can find there.

elephants, yeah you can get up there for snap photo. 

 Wanna see more photos on Petting Zoo, click on the link to view. There was a photo of me with a python.

It's fun place to walk through the different areas where you would be able to feed, touch and experience animals in their natural habitats. If you have followed my instagram @sherrygo ,you'll see a insta video on the tortoise I recorded.

The Petting Zoo allows you to touch, feel, feed and play with the animals. To keep the memory for a long time, kids and adults alike can pose for pictures with the Macaw and the Python at the Rock Canopy.

mines? what can you find?

 It was a fun day for media bloggers as we get to play some rides. The Dragon Flights, a thrilling swing chair ride, it was nice seeing other bloggers playing this but I didn't try it. The Storm Ride, it has 40 seater, swings 180 degrees. I have ride on it not as scary like the Sunway Lagoon. An adrenaline-pumping ride with fast and furious swings.

yummy meal at the food court.

There's day and night attractions at Lost World of Tambun.

The Lost World Hot Springs & Spa operation hours from 6pm to 11pm daily.

For more information, you can visit www.sunwaylostworldoftambun.com

Lost World Hot Springs & Spa, Your Twilight Escape Begins!

Last week, I was invited as media blogger to go Lost World Hot Springs & Spa at Tambun, Ipoh, Perak. The day we checked in the Lost World Hotel as the event is happening in the evening at 7.30pm. Ipoh is a beautiful town, I missed it alot because I studied at secondary school there until completed my SPM. 

Ipoh's favourite theme park, Lost World of Tambun's newest addition to Lost World Hot Springs & Spa (LWHSS) is set to open to visitors to enjoy. The Lost World Hot Springs and Spa have come a long way, it was an undiscovered diamond with 3.3 million litre of geothermal hot springs water generated daily. 

#lostworldoftambun

#lostworldhotspringsandspa

#flammingpercussion

I done simple blog post on Lost World Petting Zoo, you can click on the link to read about it.

The night was young, we saw nice performance there.

Lost World Ipoh Street

 We get to have food tasting at Lost World Ipoh Street in the evening. Scroll down to see more photos.

Ipoh White Coffee that I have at least two cups in the night.

 Ipoh Tau Fu Fah which is everyone's favourite, one bowl is not enough after eating we go back to queue for more.

 Fellow bloggers friends Nannie and Bella enjoying their Ipoh Tau Fu Fah.

 It's along queue for the Chicken Mutton Soup and Ipoh Curry Mee.

 Dining on the water? Have you tried that? It was fun for us to dine there.

LWHSS also comes to alive at night with entertainment and food.

The Lost World Flaming Percussion fills the night with live music and hair-raising performances, you'll be entertained all night long. 

The All New Lost World Hot Springs & Spa! It's a getaway a bliss and relaxation for all ages. 

It has a total of 15 attractions consisting of 13 pools, 3 private huts and Crystal Spa. 

Sapphiras Lair

5 of their newest hot springs pools, a 25ft gushing waterfall and for the adrenaline seekers and an exhilarating hot springs body slide.

Sapphira's Lair is a delightful world complete with radiant and colorful lights to illuminate the night. The Saphira's Lair is the home of Saphira the green dragon, where she is reigns supreme comfort amidst pools with temperatures of up to 40 celcius. Sapphira's Baby Pool is an extension of Saphira's Lair specially designed to provide a safe play area for infants and toddlers while enjoying the benefits of hot springs water which promotes blood circulation and healthy growth.

Crystal pool

Adding to the excitement is the Crystal Pool. This pool is specially designed with crystal tiles that glimmer, reflecting the sunlight by day and luminous lights by night. Bathed in colourful lights, reflecting the sunlight by day and luminous lights by night. Bathed in colourful lights, The Crystal Pool would make an evening dip interesting and visually relaxing. The Crystal Pool can also be privately reserved as a VIP pool or a Ladies only pool. The temperature is at 40 Celsius.

Lost World Steam Cave. At the end of the Infinity Pool is the Lost World Stam Cave. Experience the true relaxation with Lost World Steam Cave, a great respite after long stressful day. The steam cave which acts as a sauna promotes the action of sweating where toxins and wastes are expelled through the pores in the epidermis leaving the dermis clean and refreshed. The high temperature also promotes blood circulation.

The Geyser of Tambun erupts with thermal hot springs water up to 40 feet in the air every hour wtih a tremendous roar, it's truly a sight to behold. With subtle lighting effects it exudes a beautiful experience for those who visit at night.

The Crystal Spa offers hot springs spa treatments to restore a natural state of balance and enhance one's youthfulness while driving your body a total wind down. The spa offers Aromatherapy Massage, head & shoulder massage and even a full body massage, all within the privacy and comfort of your own massage hut. You will be pampered and treated to an invigorating massage of your choice and feel rejunevated from the inside out. 

Lost World Hot Springs & Spa Operating Hours

Opens Daily 6pm to 11pm

Lost World of Tambun Operating Hours are 11am to 6pm

Monday to Friday. On Saturday and Sunday it is 10am to 6pm.

During public holidays and school holidays the hours are 10am to 6pm. 

The park is closed on Tuesdays except during public holidays and school holidays.

For more information visit www.sunway.com.my/lostworldoftambun