#Singapore travel app

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Singapore's Pasar Malam: Authentic Night Market Experience

This bootleg Pasar Malam aka night market is a collaboration between creative practice Studio29 and local street brand SKIN+BONE, conceived by a mutual love for all things nostalgia with a healthy garnish of humour.

[byteztechweb]

Travel app Singapore

BytezTech’s travel app is designed to make your journey seamless and enjoyable. From booking to navigation, our app covers all your travel needs with cutting-edge technology. https://byteztech.com/travel-app-singapore

[mobiloittesingaporepost]

Web Applications Development in Singapore: Get A free consultation- Mobiloitte

Mobiloitte is a leading web applications development company based out of Singapore. We help businesses of all sizes create and launch custom and user-friendly web applications. With our expertise and experience, we can help you build a web application that meets your specific needs and helps you achieve your business goals. we can help you build a successful web application.

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Unleashing Nature's Wonders: A Journey through Enchanting Landscapes with SGMYVIPTransport

Embarking on an extraordinary expedition across the captivating landscapes of Singapore and Malaysia alongside VIP Transport Sdn Bhd opens a gateway to behold the mesmerizing beauty bestowed by nature. From the vibrant cityscapes to the serene coastal havens, this region boasts a plethora of breathtaking destinations eagerly awaiting exploration. With the utmost comfort and luxury provided by SGMYVIPTransport's VIP private car transport service, adventurers can seamlessly traverse from the majestic heights of Genting to the bustling streets of KL and onwards to the alluring coastal paradise of Desaru.

Discover Kuala Lumpur: Where Urban Sophistication Meets Natural Splendor

Immerse yourself in the spellbinding fusion of urban sophistication and natural splendor that defines Kuala Lumpur, the bustling capital of Malaysia. SGMYVIPTransport paves the way for seamless and pleasurable exploration of the city's iconic landmarks, including the world-renowned Petronas Twin Towers, the historic Merdeka Square, and the vibrant Chinatown. Indulge your senses in the lush greenery of the KL Forest Eco Park, be captivated by the awe-inspiring Batu Caves, or embark on a shopping extravaganza in the vibrant Bukit Bintang district. Kuala Lumpur's dynamic cityscape stands in striking contrast to the serene beauty that lies beyond its boundaries.

Genting Highlands: A Majestic Retreat amidst Nature's Embrace

Nestled amidst the breathtaking Titiwangsa Mountains, Genting Highlands offers a tranquil sanctuary far removed from the hustle and bustle of city life. With SGMYVIPTransport, your ascent to this captivating mountain retreat is seamless, ensuring a truly immersive experience. Embark on a thrilling journey aboard the Genting Skyway cable car, soaring to an elevation of 6,000 feet. Explore the sprawling resort complex, revel in world-class entertainment, and savor the refreshing mountain air. The mist-laden peaks and verdant landscapes of Genting Highlands provide an enchanting backdrop for an unforgettable adventure.

Singapore to Johor Bahru: A Gateway to Transcending Borders

Embarking on a cross-border odyssey from Singapore to Johor Bahru unveils a whole new realm teeming with distinctive allure. SGMYVIPTransport effortlessly facilitates this transition, ensuring a hassle-free and comfortable journey from the cosmopolitan splendor of Singapore to the vibrant city of Johor Bahru. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Johor Bahru by visiting iconic landmarks such as the majestic Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque and the grandeur of Istana Besar (Grand Palace). Delight in the tantalizing array of local cuisine at bustling food markets and explore the vibrant shopping malls. This cross-border expedition offers a remarkable opportunity to witness the harmonious fusion of cultures and embrace the unique charm of Johor Bahru.

Johor Bahru to Desaru: Embrace Coastal Serenity and Bask in Beach Bliss

Setting forth from Johor Bahru, embark on a captivating voyage towards the coastal haven of Desaru, renowned for its pristine beaches and tranquil ambiance. SGMYVIPTransport ensures a scenic coastal drive, allowing travelers to soak in the untamed beauty that unfolds along the way. Upon arrival in Desaru, surrender yourself to ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation amidst picturesque beaches and opulent resorts. Unwind on the sun-kissed shores, partake in thrilling water sports, or delve into the wonders of nearby attractions such as Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark and the Tanjung Balau Fishermen Museum. The coastal charms of Desaru offer an idyllic respite and create the perfect setting for etching unforgettable memories. In conclusion, the revelation of diverse landscapes across Singapore and Malaysia presents an extraordinary adventure encompassing urban marvels, mountain retreats, cross-border discoveries, and coastal serenity. With the utmost convenience and luxury provided by SGMYVIPTransport's VIP private car transport service, traversing from the bustling streets of Kuala Lumpur to the majestic heights of Genting Highlands becomes a seamless endeavor. The cross-border journey from Singapore to Johor Bahru unravels a remarkable blend of cultures and heritage. Finally, the coastal paradise of Desaru beckons with its pristine beaches and rejuvenating retreats. Embark on this remarkable expedition and unlock the awe-inspiring diversity of landscapes that Singapore and Malaysia have to offer.

[chussyracing]

what has been happening in the world of motorsports?

(2.0 electric boogaloo edition)

Mohammed Ben Sulayem is under internal investigation for pushing officials not to certify Las Vegas gp as safe for racing and also for trying to interfere over Fernando Alonso getting a penalty in Jeddah 2023 race (he got a 10 second post race penalty which promoted... George i think? but later the penalty was overturned and he reclaimed the p3 and got his trophy back the next gp), apparently he also asked Max Verstappen to publicly defend/support/back Christian Horner as a way to calm down the situation where everyone talked about nothing but his workplace bahaviour (I suppose Max refused so that's kudos to him for doing the correct thing)

Aston Martin Vantage Safety Car will debut in Saudi Arabia (and will be back in British green)

there are loads of rumours about Red Bull and Horner currently, some are about him attempting to buy the RBR team, some are about Jos Verstappen being intimate with the same woman that accused Horner of inappropriate workplace behaviour, so he is personally interested in the case, after pictures and videos of Jos Verstappen and Toto Wolff appeared online, new rumours about Max Verstappen potentially going to Mercedes in fear of Red Bull falling appart with Ford looking for a way out of 2026 deal appeared too and Marko and Newey hypothetically following him there, after his comments Jos Verstappen is told not to be attending Saudi Arabia gp which may also be a part of solution they tried to find yesterday in Dubai where Max Verstappen's representatives apparently met with Horner (side note: this is another plea not to share any details about the victim which goes both for her pictures and her name, please don't make it harder as it undeniably already is)

Heikki Kovalainen has been forbidden from rally driving by his doctor in fear of his medical condition getting worse with the sport

Alpine announced new workers (after they fired basically everyone and the rest left on their own): Joe Burnell as engineering technical director, David Wheater as technical director of aero, and Ciaron Pilbeam as performance technical director

Mohammed Ben Sulayem spent some time in Turkey this week to talk to the president about a potential return of Turkish gp (probably as a part of a new rotation programme I mentioned in previous round up)

Abbi Pulling will be racing in British F4 Championship besides F1 Academy this year

Gerhard Berger's long lost Ferrari car was returned to him after police located it late last year

last week's Bahrain GP was the first time in history where all 20 cars finished the opening race of the season (speaking of Bahrain, Charles, Lewis and George were losing around 5/6 tenths per lap due to their car issues, Carlos, Logan and Alex also experienced smaller gap in pace because of their issues)

Williams announced their fanzone locations for 2024 season (Australia, Japan, Miami, Canada, Spain, Great Britain, Singapore, Austin, Las Vegas)

Spanish king Juan Carlos was at Bahrain GP and before you ask yourself, yes he took a picture with Carlos Sainz sr and Carlos Sainz jr (also fun fact he was involved in money-laundering case with Saudi Arabia but Swiss prosecutor had to drop the case due to lack of evidence)

Saudi Arabia showed plans for Qiddiya track to host gp from 2027 onwards designed by Tilke which features a turn 20 stories above ground level which could replace Jeddah in the future (did they heard us complaining about jeddah being dangerous and decided to make it even more dangerous?)

Red Bull Racing scored a record breaking new multiple-year partnership deal with Castore worth about 200m dollars

Otmar Szafnauer teamed up with Soft Pauer to make an app which is meant to help F1 teams with travel plans and Hitech is already a client of his while he claims Alpine also downloaded it

Pato O'Ward agreen on multi-year IndyCar contract extension with McLaren

From fan's point of view:

please be prepared for pr wars this year at multiple places: between Yuki and Daniel (recently due to highly controversial team order call), Charles and Carlos (recently due to false media narrative about car issues), Lewis and George (recently about effectivity of different race set ups)

we have press conference for tomorrow made up by: Lance, Charles, Nico, George, Yuki and Val (we also have one for team principals made of Bruno Famin from Alpine, Mike Krack from Aston Martin, Christian Horner from Red Bull Racing and James Vowles from Williams)

C2 challenges are back for this year with first of their quickfire challenges being already posted

little rant about the "F1 pundits" not checking their sources, because you might have seen the discourse but not get the background: Lawrence Baretto posted his usual section "Losers and Winners" of Bahrain gp and posted Charles in the section category (which would be correct considering he lost out on P2 because of brake issues), but he clearly went off with what Carlos said in the media and claimed that both drivers had the same issues - a fact that Charles, Xavi, and Fred himself disputed

more drivers did photo dumps: Alex, Yuki, Carlos

some drivers were modelling, particularly Charles, Carlos and Daniel

Max Verstappen made some championship predictions (Verstappen, Hamilton, Leclerc) and there has been a lot of talk about him not mentioning Perez so just a PSA

reminder that this week the gp is on Saturday because of Ramadan and besides F1, you can also look forward to F2, F1 Academy and Indycar races

[phanfictioncatalogue]

Travel (4) Masterlist

part one, part two, part three

2017 (ao3) - outphan

Summary: Dan and Phil go on a date at the Singapore Aquarium.

Aftermath (ao3) - firephan311

Summary: What happened during that week in March when Dan abruptly stopped taking his antidepressants. It is completely fictious. Just a product of my imagination. Pure angst.

And miles to go (ao3) - jestbee

Summary: Phil contemplates the keeping of promises on their second world tour

be the shift of cornerstone (ao3) - frostbitten_cheeks

Summary: Japan is eight days of sushi and beauty and unwinding and Dan thinking of marriage far more than is necessary.

Cloud 9 (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Parent!Phan AU. It’s May’s first time flying and she’s feeling a bit nervous.

corazón tú sí sabes (love me like I like it) (ao3) - basl

Summary: Dan and Phil go to The Riviera Maya.

Get drunk on the good life (ao3) - Midgetphan

Summary: Boys enjoying their mediterranean holiday.

Getting Lost (ao3) - one_tired_boi123

Summary: Dan and Phil are on their 2018 Interactive Introverts tour and their driver has managed to get them lost in the middle of some American desert. Mild chaos.

Hot Mess (ao3) - outphan

Summary: It’s a hot night on the tour bus.

Intercourse, PA (ao3) - Spring_Haze

Summary: Dan's travel app gives him an idea, and when the bus approaches Intercourse, PA, he wakes Phil to celebrate their location.

Jump Off the Deep End (ao3) - pasteldnp (missjuliet)

Summary: Sometimes it takes a road trip with your meddlesome brother and his girlfriend to end up exactly where you want to be.

Let's Get Out Of This Place (ao3) - AnironSidh

Summary: Dan is tired of being closeted and stuck in a law degree program he doesn't want anymore, so Phil suggests a road trip over winter break to get away from it all.

Personal Getaway (ao3) - librapinof

Summary: the fic where Phil takes Dan on a mini vacation to a personal villa in Italy where Phil treats Dan like the prince he is and romance & smut ensue on this personal getaway from a busy life.

Rabu Hoteru (ao3) - justiceshorts

Summary: In which Dan and Phil stay at a love hotel whilst their in Japan.

Regenboog (ao3) - waveydnp

Summary: In a hotel room in Amsterdam, Dan and Phil celebrate pride in their own way.

Room For Two (ao3) - dip_and_pip_trash

Summary: Tour is great but sometimes it’s nice to actually share a bed with the person you love.

Thank You, Love You, Baby (ao3) - Spring_Haze

Summary: Despite the long day, Dan and Phil are desperate to be together following their first two shows in Brighton, England. The couple celebrates with a load of Greek food and a sexy shower.

The Road To Being Okay (ao3) - WaterHorseyBlues

Summary: All Phil wanted was for Dan to be okay.

Too Tall For His Own Good (ao3) - orphan_account

Summary: Dan and Phil head off, spending their first night on the TATINOF tour bus. Dan offers Phil the master bed, but things don’t go as planned.

when you see the sun, i see the moon (ao3) - dizzy

Summary: Dan has a show. Phil goes to an art fair. Life goes on.

[santmat]

Spiritual Discourses of Huzur Maharaj of the Radhasoami Faith - Spiritual Awakening Radio Podcast

One of the great prolific writers and spiritual architects of Sant Mat, the Path of the Masters, also known as the Radhasoami tradition, is Huzur Maharaj Rai Saligram of Agra. Such was his stature that his initiating guru Swami Ji Maharaj (Seth Shiv Dayal Singh) of Agra once said, "I do not know whether I am Rai Salig Ram's guru or he is mine." Today's satsang is based on the writings of Huzur Maharaj including: Prem Patra (Love Discourses, volumes one and two) as well as, Radhasoami Mat Prakash (Light on the Teachings of the Lord of the Soul). Radhaswami Mat Prakash is a spiritual classic written in English by Huzur himself. Being the first Sant Mat book to be published in English it was read by many early spiritual seekers in the US and Canada interested in Sant Mat near the beginning of the Twentieth Century. An emissary and spiritual successor of Huzur by the name of Shiv Brat Lal once went on a long journey giving spiritual talks introducing many to the teachings of the Radhasoami Faith, visiting Lahore, Calcutta, Rangoon, traveling to Hong Kong, Singapore, Java, Japan and even San Francisco in the US, where he gave lectures at two locations in 1911!

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[hil-sayit]

“Me in the Land of the Rising Sun”

Japan, with its mesmerizing beauty and enchanting atmosphere, truly made a lasting impression on my travel adventures. Having explored various countries in Southeast Asia, such as Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand, I can confidently say that Japan surpasses them all. This sojourn was never part of my original plan, nor did it feature in my bucket list, but fate intervened when a friend invited me to join their travel group, which included a visit to this unforgettable country.

November 16, 2023, my travel began with a domestic flight from Davao to Manila, accompanied by my travel companion, though we found ourselves on different flights and airlines. Understandably exhausted by the time I arrived in Manila, I contemplated whether to wait at the airport for my friend's flight or seek respite in one of the capsule sleeping areas. Eventually opting for a hotel in Makati to rest, I informed my friend of my plans, hoping he would reach out if necessary. Unbeknownst to me, I slept through my alarms, waking up in a panic as I realized I had missed several calls from my friend, who was urging me to hurry. In a rush, I booked a Grab taxi, undoubtedly burdening my friend with my tardiness and repeatedly apologizing for my oversight. Holding my breath, I urged the driver to hasten our ride, anxious about missing our flight.

Little did I know that the challenges had only just begun. Even before leaving my hometown, I received a brief notice from the airline stating that our flight had been rescheduled to an earlier time. Desperate, I contacted my friend, seeking any means to expedite our trip. We resorted to costly transportation arrangements, arriving just in time for our boarding. The relief of having overcome this hurdle washed over me.

Upon arriving at Narita International Airport on November 17, 2023, I was struck by a mixture of awe and bewilderment. Despite having visited numerous destinations before, Japan felt like uncharted territory, evoking emotions I had not experienced previously. Overwhelmed by the bustling stations of Narita, my friend and I sought assistance from information desks to pinpoint the right station for our next destination, Osaka. Once we had acquired our tickets for the Shinkansen, the renowned high-speed train, I marveled at the opportunity to ride on this unforgettable travel. Unfortunately, my anticipation for enjoying the scenic views was dampened as I found myself engrossed in paperwork during the train ride.

Initially uncertain of our seat, we approached a Japanese gentleman seated near the window, who greeted us with a warm smile. Struggling to communicate verbally due to his limited English proficiency, we turned to translation apps on our phones. Eventually, the kind Japanese man pointed us in the direction of our designated seats, alleviating our weariness from hauling heavy luggage that accompanied our linguistic trepidation. Despite the fatigue, the presence of the bullet train and the thrill of its speed permeated the atmosphere, leaving an indelible impression on my memory, even if I couldn't fully appreciate the scenery outside.

The fatigue from our exhaustive travel culminated as we arrived in Osaka, eagerly navigating the multiple train transfers necessary to reach our destination. Hours passed before we finally emerged from the subway, greeted by the biting cold of the 8-degree Celsius weather—a sign to the beauty and chilliness of Osaka, particularly in the lively district of Dotonbori. Fashion-forward locals dressed in coats and sweaters paraded before me, akin to a fashion show runway. It didn't take long for me to immerse myself in the photogenic corners of Dotonbori and indulge in delectable Japanese street food like Takoyaki and Ramen. The language barrier seemed like a minor hurdle as I sought assistance during my purchases, adapting to the uniqueness of it all. On day two, I purchased a puffy jacket and winter outfits from Zara and Uniqlo, unprepared for the intense cold that greeted me. Little did I know that my suitcase full of warm clothing would go unused.

In the following days, we explored the distinct beauty of Osaka and Kyoto, aided by a friend who acted as our tour guide. Amidst the routine of hopping on and off different trains, we found ourselves traversing Kyoto, making stops at sites such as the Fushimi Inari Shrine. As we walked the streets of the village surrounding the shrine, I couldn't help but marvel at the traditional Japanese houses that mirrored the animated images from my childhood. Impeccable cleanliness and an commitment to hygiene were evident in every corner, reinforcing the discipline of the Japanese people in maintaining the pristine state of their surroundings. Captivated by the scenery, I insisted on capturing every street through photographs, creating a memorable keepsake. Although we couldn't complete the entire walking through the mesmerizing red torii gates of the shrine due to time constraints, we redirected our focus to exploring more of Kyoto and maximizing our limited time.

On another day, we dedicated our time to the Universal Studios Japan. The euphoric sounds and energy of the park greeted us, even in the midst of cold weather. Embracing the childlike joy that washed over me, I eagerly embarked on each ride, soaking in the enchantment that the park had to offer. This visit to Universal Studios felt notably different from my previous experience in Singapore, as the lengthy queues necessitated my friend's retreat back to our hotel in Dotonbori due to exhaustion. Left to explore the park alone, I reveled in a sense of freedom and happiness, momentarily detaching from any worries or concerns.

During our last day in Osaka, we made an early departure from the nearest station, heading to Kansai International Airport with Hokkaido as our destination. The excitement was building, especially after our friend filmed the snowfall and shared it with our group chat. Witnessing the snowfall became an immediate desire for me. As we approached the airport, I was awestruck by its unique location - constructed in the middle of the sea, it resembled a captivating island, offering a breathtaking view from the airplane.

The travel to Chitose International Airport in Hokkaido was nothing short of magical. Snow-covered mountains painted a picturesque scene that truly mesmerized me. The sunlight danced differently across Hokkaido, creating a stunning ambiance. I was fortunate to capture this beautiful sunset, as it played upon the clouds, etching an unforgettable memory in my heart. Grateful, I thanked Allah (S.W.T) and took a moment to reflect on this incredible experience, appreciating the path that led me there.

Upon arrival in Chitose, we boarded another train destined for Sapporo, the central city of Hokkaido, where we had booked our hotel. Despite the exhaustion from carrying our heavy luggage, we pushed through, fueled by the anticipation of exploring the enchanting city. After checking in, while my friend took a well-deserved rest, I wasted no time and ventured out to discover the beauty of Sapporo. My exploration led me to the Sapporo TV Tower, granting me a bird's-eye view of the entire city. Standing there in solitude, I embraced the moment, soaking in its splendor. It was during this time that I contemplated the blessings bestowed upon me, realizing that none of it would be possible without the guidance of Allah (S.W.T).

The following day, we purchased tickets to visit the Asahiyama Zoo, stopping at various beautiful places along the way. Each stop left me in awe, as I braved the intense cold, capturing the essence of every location through the lens of my camera. This trip became an unforgettable chapter in my life, cherished and kept close to my heart. Even though I didn't experience the snowfall, I am grateful for the opportunity that unfolded before me. I also ventured alone to Mt. Moiwa, where I unleashed my imagination, envisioning future endeavors and mapping out my next five years. From the viewpoint atop the mountain, I settled down with a cup of coffee, gazing out of the window, capturing both the physical and metaphysical beauty of Sapporo. I penned my thoughts, allowing myself to dream of beautiful things. It is during moments like these that I truly comprehend that nothing is unattainable when I wholeheartedly pursue my desires and take action. The lessons and realizations I experienced on the peak of Sapporo remain invaluable.

Through traveling alone, I confronted some of my fears. The unfamiliarity and uncertainty of being in unknown places consumed me initially, but I soon discovered that such apprehensions were baseless. Instead, I found myself welcomed by friendly strangers and embraced by a place I had initially feared. I learned that there is nothing wrong with embracing the unknown and braving the things that scare us, for in doing so, we tap into our limitless potential. Although I foresee a future where I long for companionship, marriage, and starting a family, I understand that these desires are not my current priority. Instead, I leave it to the divine will of Allah (S.W.T), embracing whatever path is laid out before me without regret or blame. For now, I continue to chase my dreams, as they remain unfulfilled and a collection of experiences yet to be gathered.

Leaving Sapporo, I made a promise to myself: to return to this captivating city that has stolen my heart. Thankfully, there will always be a reason to come back. While I had hoped to experience the winter season, the journey fast-forwarded, and it became my final day in Sapporo. I caught my flight to Narita International Airport, marking the last leg of my Japanese adventure. Tokyo, the last prefecture on my itinerary, awaited me. Without wasting a single moment, the night before my arrival, I started on a travel to Shibuya, eager to witness and traverse its bustling streets. The sheer volume of people amazed me, and I couldn't help but wonder their origins. Shibuya quickly became my favorite spot in Tokyo, despite having only a day to freely explore before returning home before my friend. I wandered, indulging in all that caught my shopping, tasting various culinary delights, and immersing myself in the vibrant ambiance. To add to the enchantment, I visited TeamLab at night, an otherworldly experience, where lights and visual marvels captivated my senses.

My love for Japan and its people is anchored in the strong sense of discipline and politeness that permeates every aspect of life. I observed firsthand how everything operates seamlessly - governed by systems and propelled by efficient processes. Whether witnessing children, adults, or seniors, everyone walked at an astonishing pace, a true proof to their respect for rules and order. Japan, in a single word, can be described as "FAST." It is no wonder why this country ranks highly in development and stands as a beacon of first-world infrastructure.

My travel through Japan spanned countless memorable encounters and awe-inspiring experiences. From the arduous journey to the spectacular sights of Osaka and Kyoto, From the marvels of Sapporo to the vibrant street of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan proved itself as a captivating destination that surpassed all expectations. Its pristine cleanliness, fast-paced lifestyle, and warm-hearted locals left an unforgettable impression on my soul. Japan, a country that effortlessly blends tradition and modernity, will forever hold a special place in my travel memories.

[victorpy]

Traveling from Singapore to Malaysia Like a Pro: Your Ultimate Guide to an Epic Journey!

Hey there, fellow travelers! If you're itching to explore the wonders of Malaysia from Singapore like a seasoned pro, I've got some awesome insider tips for you. I've been on this journey a few times, and trust me, it's a fantastic adventure packed with incredible sights and unforgettable experiences. So, let's dive right in and get you all set for an epic trip!

Plan Ahead and Book a Sweet Private Car Ride:

First things first, don't leave your travel arrangements to the last minute! Plan ahead and book yourself a super cool private car service like V6 Transport. They've got comfy 7-seat and 10-seat rides that'll make you feel like a VIP on the road. Plus, booking in advance means no stress about getting stuck in long lines or waiting forever for your ride.

Check Those Travel Docs, People!

I know it sounds kinda obvious, but you won't believe how many times folks forget to check their visas and travel documents. Double-check your passport's all good and that you've got any required visas for Malaysia. It'll save you tons of headache at the border, trust me.

Take Your Time Exploring the Best Spots:

Malaysia has so much to offer, from the iconic Petronas Twin Towers to the awe-inspiring Batu Caves. My advice? Avoid the crazy crowds by visiting these hotspots during off-peak hours. That way, you'll have more space to snap Insta-worthy pics and really soak in the beauty of these places.

Get in the Local Vibe and Munch on Street Food:

You can't say you've been to Malaysia without digging into some mouthwatering street food! Head to the hawker centers, and let your taste buds go wild with all the local delicacies. Trust me, it's the best way to experience the true flavors of Malaysia!

Pack Smart, Pack Light:

Listen, I get it – we all wanna bring our entire wardrobe on trips, but that's just not practical. Pack light and opt for comfy and versatile clothes suitable for the tropical weather. Oh, and don't forget to toss in sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and a power bank to keep your gadgets juiced up.

Stay Connected with a Handy Travel SIM Card:

Staying connected is essential, right? Grab yourself a travel SIM card for both Singapore and Malaysia. That way, you can stay on top of your game with maps, translation apps, and more. Plus, you won't miss out on sending envy-inducing pics to your friends back home!

So there you have it, folks – your ultimate guide to rocking your journey from Singapore to Malaysia like a true travel pro! Remember, plan ahead, book a sweet private car, and check those travel docs before you hit the road. Take your time exploring the best spots, savor the local flavors, and don't overpack – keep it light and smart. With these tips, you'll be all set for an epic adventure you'll cherish forever. Safe travels, and have a blast exploring Malaysia like a true pro! Bon voyage!

[pamy92]

4 Dec 2022 | Asato Yuya 35th Birthday Event

Yuya’s birthday event has always been a special fan event that I look forward to in December each year since being his fan. I've participated my first birthday event in 2018, and the second in 2019.

Ever since the pandemic struck in early 2020, I have not physically met Yuya as borders closed to overseas travellers.

Although I have participated in several online fan meetings (2020 Photobook 1-to-1 Virtual Chat, 2021 Code 1515 ZOOM call), I am glad that border restrictions lifted somewhat this year so I could fly to Japan and participate in person AND on the actual birthday itself too!

~ 2nd Session ~

As I could not reach the venue in time for the 1st session, I only applied for the 2nd and 3rd session.

We had to report to the venue in two batches according to our assigned number (mine was 70) so I decided to chill at the nearby cafe with coffee to calm my anxiety.

When it was about time for me to head to the event hall, I confidently showed my Singapore identity card and I managed to head in with no issues!

The gifts were collected by the staff and taken away immediately to the back room, but I have no doubt that the gifts were safely received by Asaty.

At the start of the event, the MC reminded us of the house rules before calling Asato Yuya out from backstage.

I was bracing for myself to start crying but instead, his infectious energy brought a huge grin to my face and it made my cheeks hurt!

Assay came out in his bright green screen suit (lmao) which I found super amusing because I started thinking of what I can photoshop over the fabric oops!

① Cross-talk

Asaty and the MC had a little banter about his hoarse voice, and his birthday NicoLive broadcast the night before.

It was then cake time, and we all wished him happy birthday!

②Fan Q&A

The emcee had a list of questions shortlisted for this section. And the 1st question selected was his kanji of the year: 興 (which he forgot how to write and the MC had to come over to teach him how to write it.)

Question 2 was from an fan-friend of mine, “Which country would you like to visit? For myself, I would like to visit Australia and Singapore." --- Asaty said he'd like to visit Europe. And that although there were lots of museums, he is not a fine art person. He then demonstrated his short attention span looking at art. However, he said interactive museums like Zoos or Aquariums interest him more.

And to my surprise, my question was picked! "Asato-kun's English pronunciation is really cute. Please hold a conversation with the MC in English!"

MC: What time did you go to bed last night? Asaty: 3...o'clock! AM! MC: What time did you wake up? Asaty: 6...o'clock! AM! No more please!

At this time, the whole hall was laughing so hard because he was struggling to hold the conversation. Asaty then talked about how he loves translator apps, and when he was talking about the soccer match with his western uncle, his uncle was kind enough to write in English and provide a Japanese translation below each line to help him.

There were other questions asked but I could not remember them because I was already excited my question was picked.

③ Nintendo Switch with Asaty

After the Q&A session, it was game time. In the past, we used to play rock-paper-scissors and gesture games but this year it was Nintendo switch!

4 fans are picked by lottery to come up to challenge Asaty in each mini Mario party game. There were a total of 6 rounds or so.

Asaty shared that in the first session, he was defeated by his fans who were eager to thrash his ass in the game, and he told us to play nice because it was his birthday.

And some of the games were absolutely hilarious because Asaty is very vocal when he games, so he was jumping, shouting “Oi!!!!“ and staring at the daring fans who made him lose. I think this was the best segment they have ever done since I joined his birthday event! The chances of getting picked was about 15%, so many fans got to play!

On the 4th round, my seat number was called to join as the last player, and because I was kinda zoning out from the lack of sleep, my mind didn't register the Japanese number (70).

So I sheepishly scuttled to the front and was seated closest to where Asaty was standing, and took Birdo's game controller. Our game was quite hard and I didn't understand the game rule instinctively, so I started freaking out.

The patient staff was helping me throughout while I made all sorts weird distressed noises.

When I finally figured out the controls by accident, I shouted "oh my god!" when the face stretched - and Asaty snapped his head so fast to look at me.

Unfortunately I lost round 1 because I didn't realise that we were supposed to copy the sample face. I think Asaty sensed my distress and he offered to do round 2, saying that "It's too short! This game is hard!" Bless him!

I scored a bit better in the 2nd round but still got the lowest score, and the emcee ushered us back to our seats. I exchanged glances to silently thank Asaty with my eyes on my way back to my seat, but he was staring so hard (with a smile) instead.

④ Aisatsu (Greetings) Time

Before Aisatsu, there was also a lucky draw of an autographed event postcard for 5 lucky fans! Unfortunately I did not get picked.

Finally, to wrap up the event, Asaty gave a short thank you speech for us coming today, and that he was glad to celebrate his birthday with all of us this year.

The emcee then thanked Asaty and invited him to exit the hall, and he briefed us on the photo-taking session. All poses are assigned and we could choose 1 out of the 3.

Pose 1: Double peace sign

Pose 2: 35 pose

Pose 3: Finger hearts

I selected the 35 pose to commemorate his birthday!

⑤ Phototaking

We were ushered row by row outside the hall to wait for our turn to take photos with Asaty. We had to sanitize our hands before taking the letter paper of the pose we want.

I already knew what I wanted to say to Asaty, and rehearsed it a million times in my head. It really felt like I was going to meet a long-lost friend, rather an Oshi, so I wasn't as nervous as my first meeting in 2018 (I was so scared back then).

When the girl went up first in front of me, I could watch their conversation and got really nervous. I distinctively remember watching her and how she interacted with Asaty, it was a very polite conversation.

When she was done and Asaty watched her leave before turning his attention to me, I gave my biggest wave and shouted "Long time no see!"

I remember his eyes going wide and he leaned forward, almost off his seat, "Pame-chan?!" he asked as if to confirm and as I nodded my head, he gave the biggest grin, replying "Thank you!" and his smile was so blinding!

Pamy: Long time no see! *waves wildly* Asaty: *eyes widen* Pame-chan?!! Pamy: Un! Long time no see! Asaty: *breaks out into the happiest smile* Thank you!! Staff: 35 pose please! Pamy: *holds up 3 fingers in left hand, 5 in right* Staff: No no, just 5! Asaty: *turns over to check* I do 3, you do 5! Pamy: OH!! Sorry! Staff: 📸 Pamy: (in English) I'm coming for the 3rd part! Asaty: Ah! *nods nods* Thank you! (I found out a few days later through the fan waiting behind me that Asaty pretended to understand my English, oof! That was brutal!) Staff: Okay, time is up! Pamy: *gets up and walks off* Your English conversation was super cute just now haha~! MC/Staff: *laughs* (walks off the photo venue) Asaty/Staff: YOUR POLAROID!!!! Pamy: OHHH! Thank you!!! Eheh! Asaty: *laughs and waves*

I then waited at the lobby for a fellow fan (our first time meeting), and we went for tea to wait for the next session to start.

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~ 3rd Session ~

My seat was 34 this time round, so I was in the third row! The programme was largely the same as the 2nd session, and the MC reminded us of the house rules before ushering Asaty out.

① Cross-talk

This time, Asaty changed into a dark navy suit with a turtle-neck sweater, and his hair was slicked back. He did a twirl and asked if we liked this outfit choice, and it felt very formal.

During the cake session, Asaty finally took a bite of the strawberry and a huge forkful of cake. It was really funny to see him stuff his face.

I think the cake ended up being too sweet so he had to ask for water to wash it down.

I can't remember what they spoke about during the cross-talk. But I do remember that he spoke about how he has been in Tokyo for 16 years, that he considers himself more of a Tokyoite than Okinawan.

② Fan Q&A

My question didn't get picked for this round unfortunately, and some of the questions he answered were covered in previous years' events - eg. his parents wanted to call him "Tokiya" but it only stuck around for 2 weeks before they changed it to "Yuya".

③ Nintendo Switch with Asaty

This time round, Asaty selected all the princess characters (Princess Peach, Rosalina and Daisy) while he played as Birdo (who annihilated him in Session 2) It was super funny because he got thrashed by his fans again, some of them had super aggressive gameplay!

In one game, it was some tank shooting game and one fan blasted his tank non-stop, and ended his game within seconds. We were all laughing so hard because she was brutal.

Because all the fans didn't hold back, Asaty was literally shouting: "Oi! Daaaaisy!! Oi!! Peeechy!! Oi! Rosalina!!"

My two Asaty fan-friends got lucky and could play with him again for the 3rd session!

④ Aisatsu time

Before Asaty gave his thank you speech, he drew five lucky numbers to receive the autograph postcard. Again, maybe my lucky streak has worn off and I didn't get picked but I got to watch him interact with the lucky fans!

When he hands over the postcard, he bows at his fans and really stares at them (with a smile) in thanks. It was really cute to watch! Again, thank you Mama Asato for bringing up and reminding Asaty to thoroughly appreciate fans.

Asaty gave his thank you speech, and thanked us for supporting him till now.

⑤ Phototaking

Once again, we were ushered out of the event hall row by row for the phototaking. I was in row 3 so I didn't have to wait long.

I selected the finger heart pose this time round because it looked cute.

Pamy: Asato-sensei, Thank you for teaching me Japanese! *deep bow* Asaty: 😆 Thank you! Staff: Finger heart pose please! Staff: 📸 Asaty: *leans over the Covid splash screen with serious look on face* Thank you very much for everything as always! Pamy: I'll support you from abroad! Asaty: When did you return back? Me: 2 weeks ago… (**I must have heard him wrongly because he shook his head) Asaty: No, when are you returning back? Staff: Okay, time is up! Pamy: Soon! I'll support you online okay! (Asaty was really scrambling to talk as I got up to take the polaroid and leave.) Asaty: Be careful when you return back okay? Pamy: *turns back to wave* I will! Asaty: 😊👋🏼

(** Return in Japanese, depending on the speaker could either mean return to Japan or in my instance return back to Singapore, so I misheard and the staff was also listening to our conversation so I panicked.)

I read in many fan accounts (and also observed with my eyes) that Asaty will watch your back as your leave.

So I turned and gave him the wildest wave and he smiled dazzlingly and waved back.

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Summary:

It's really been such a long time since I last saw Asaty in person, and I forgot how tall he was. His happy energy just spreads out when he smiles, and I really felt he was genuinely appreciative of his fans, especially those that stuck around for years.

I could recognise his regulars, and those who attended multiple sessions. Another fan was telling me unlike Rin Rin's birthday event (that you have to ballot for and they book a even bigger venue which made it very formal), Asaty's event was about 100-odd fans and has a more friendly-feeling.

Because of that, I'm grateful that a smaller event meant a cosier one, which we get a chance to play games with Asaty and also chat with him a bit.

I myself did not expect him to remember my name, maybe "Singapore fan" might jog his memory, but he caught me by surprise because I didn't have to even say my country or my name.

He remembers.

As he does to all his fans.

It was really an unexpected surprise, and something that I will remember for a long time.

Happy 35th Asaty!

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Singapore Synopsis

Just when I got comfortable using the MRT and adjusted to walking on the left side, my time in Singapore has come to an end.

While my previous post mentioned bright, sunny weather, it ended up raining a lot while I was here. Fortunately there are many covered walkways and indoor activities so I was still able to get around the city and have a good experience. The rain also made the temperature cooler so that was actually a plus.

While looking to stay dry I ended up walking through several shopping centers. I’m not much into shopping but I actually really enjoyed walking around the shopping centers here and spent hours doing so. I think nearly every brand on the earth is available. I would definitely recommend Singapore for any shopaholics out there, it is a shopping paradise here.

I also hit a lot of the main spots around the city. I went to Arab Street where there are many colorful buildings and the landmark Sultan Mosque. I got some very delicious Turkish food from a restaurant ran by a very lovely old man who gave me complimentary mint tea. The kindness of strangers has definitely been a consistent highlight so far in my study abroad experience. From there I was easily able to walk to Little India where there was even more colorful buildings.

I also made it to Chinatown. Because of the New Year it was decorated and bustling with people. I actually ended up there several times because it was such a hopping place. My friends took me to a Hawker center there where I had the best fried rice I have ever had. Hawker centers are the best places to go in Singapore for good, cheap food. My friends and I also went there for New Years Eve, as there were special dance and music performances and a countdown. Chinatown and celebrating CNY was definitely one of the highlights of my trip.

Of course a trip to Singapore is not complete without visiting the Marina Bay. Most pictures you’ve seen of Singapore probably come from this area. I accompanied my friends to Gardens by the Bay, as they had not yet been there either. We walked through the Flower Dome where there was a CNY display, and the Cloud Forest where there was an Avatar display. Admission for both was a total of about $40USD, which I found worth it for the special exhibits. We also went to the Supertree Grove where there was a free CNY fair set up with lanterns and food stalls. We also walked around the Marina Bay, which is beautiful at night. I have so many great photos, but alas the tumblr app has a limit so here’s a select few:

Overall Singapore was an unforgettable experience. I don’t know when I’ll get a chance to go back but I absolutely want to return someday. My travels will continue as I still have a lot more time off of class (my USC friends in Singapore were jealous as they only got a long weekend for the New Year), so keep a look out for my next update!

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How To Reach Choeng Mon Beach

Are you planning a visit to Choeng Mon Beach in Koh Samui? Whether you’re a first-time traveler or a returning visitor, Choeng Mon Beach is one of the most serene and beautiful beaches on the island. This guide will walk you through all the different ways to reach this tropical paradise with ease.

Location of Choeng Mon Beach

Choeng Mon Beach is located on the northeastern coast of Koh Samui, a popular island destination in Thailand. Just a short distance from other well-known spots like Chaweng and Big Buddha, Choeng Mon offers a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere without straying too far from the action.

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Getting to Choeng Mon Beach by Air

One of the fastest and most convenient ways to reach Choeng Mon Beach is by flying into Koh Samui International Airport. The airport is serviced by several airlines, including Bangkok Airways and Thai Airways, with direct flights from Bangkok, Singapore, and other regional hubs.

Once you land at the airport, you can choose from several transportation options to reach Choeng Mon. It’s only a 15-minute drive from the airport, making it a quick journey by taxi, private transfer, or rental car.

Getting to Choeng Mon Beach by Ferry

If you’re coming from the mainland or nearby islands like Koh Phangan, taking a ferry to Koh Samui is a popular choice. Ferries to Samui operate regularly from Surat Thani on the mainland and other islands. Once you dock at one of the island’s main piers, such as Nathon or Maenam, you can easily catch a taxi or songthaew to Choeng Mon Beach. The drive takes about 30 minutes from most piers.

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Reaching Choeng Mon Beach by Car

Renting a car is a flexible option for those who want to explore Koh Samui at their own pace. Several car rental companies operate on the island, and you can even pick up a rental at the airport. Driving in Koh Samui is relatively straightforward, but make sure you’re comfortable driving on the left side of the road!

Parking is usually available near Choeng Mon Beach, either through hotel parking or public spaces, so you won’t have to worry about finding a spot.

Using Public Transport to Reach Choeng Mon Beach

Songthaews, which are shared open-air taxis, are a budget-friendly way to get around the island. They operate on fixed routes and can take you from one beach to another for a fraction of the cost of a private taxi. Ask locals or your hotel staff about the best route to take to Choeng Mon Beach, as the routes can change.

Fares are typically negotiable, but expect to pay a bit more if you’re traveling late at night.

Getting to Choeng Mon Beach by Taxi

Taxis are widely available on Koh Samui, and while they offer convenience, they can be more expensive than other forms of transport. A ride from the airport to Choeng Mon Beach typically costs around 500–700 THB. Be sure to agree on a fare before getting into the taxi, as meters are not always used.

You can also use apps like Grab to book a ride directly from your smartphone, ensuring you get a reliable driver at a fixed rate.

Exploring the Area Around Choeng Mon Beach

Once you’ve arrived at Choeng Mon, there’s plenty to explore! The beach itself is peaceful and perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and water activities. Nearby, you’ll find attractions like the Big Buddha and Wat Plai Laem, which are only a short drive away.

If you enjoy water sports, Choeng Mon offers activities like paddleboarding, kayaking, and even jet-skiing.

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Best Time to Visit Choeng Mon Beach

The best time to visit Choeng Mon Beach is during the dry season, which runs from December to April. The weather is sunny, the sea is calm, and you’ll get to enjoy the beach at its best. Avoid the rainy season from October to November, when heavy rains can make beach activities less enjoyable.

For those who prefer fewer crowds, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons of May to June or September, when the weather is still pleasant, but the beach is less busy.

Accommodation Options at Choeng Mon Beach

Choeng Mon Beach has a wide range of accommodation options, from luxurious beachfront resorts to more budget-friendly hotels. Whether you want to stay in a high-end resort like Sala Samui or a cozy bungalow by the beach, there’s something for everyone.

Many accommodations offer direct access to the beach, so you can wake up to the sound of the waves every morning!

Dining and Food Choices near Choeng Mon

There’s no shortage of dining options around Choeng Mon Beach. From local Thai food to international cuisine, you’ll find everything you need to satisfy your taste buds. Enjoy a beachfront meal with fresh seafood or grab a quick bite from one of the nearby food stalls offering local specialties like pad Thai and som tam (papaya salad).

Tips for First-Time Visitors

If this is your first visit to Choeng Mon Beach, here are a few things to keep in mind:

What to Pack: Bring plenty of sunscreen, a hat, and swimwear. The sun can be intense, and you’ll want to stay protected while enjoying the beach.

Beach Etiquette: Keep the beach clean by disposing of your trash properly, and avoid leaving personal items unattended.

Safety Precautions: While Choeng Mon is a safe beach, always keep an eye on your belongings and be cautious when swimming during rough seas.

Sustainable Tourism at Choeng Mon Beach

If you’re an eco-conscious traveler, there are several ways to ensure your trip to Choeng Mon is sustainable. Choose accommodations that practice environmental conservation, such as reducing plastic waste and conserving water. When possible, support local businesses by dining at family-owned restaurants and purchasing handmade souvenirs.

Frequently Asked Questions about Choeng Mon Beach

How far is Choeng Mon from Chaweng Beach? Choeng Mon is approximately a 10–15 minute drive from Chaweng Beach, making it easy to visit both areas during your trip.

Is Choeng Mon suitable for families? Yes, Choeng Mon Beach is family-friendly with calm waters and plenty of space for kids to play.

What is the water like at Choeng Mon? The water at Choeng Mon Beach is generally clear and calm, making it perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

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Introduction to Affordable Car Rental Services in Singapore for Every Traveller

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