How to Pack Your Luggage??

I just across an interesting comic when surfing Facebook.

It guide us to pack our bags when travelling.

I believe this is a problem for most of the people especially girls huh? :) 

Here is a good tips for you in COMIC Style.

Wondering who is the person who drew it.

Credit to this random person.

Step 1:

Categorize your cloths and inner wears.

T-Shirt and others, Jackets, Inner wears, and long pants. 

For T-Shirt and others inclusive of Tshirt, Long and short sleeve Shirt, short pants etc..
 

Step 2:

Fold the Jacket and hoodies like above (into half will do to prevent wrinkles).

Fold The "hoodie cap" into the jacket (not sure what it is called)

Step 3:

Roll the T-shirts like above to save spaces.

For jacket, just fold into half will do.

(mentioned earlier)

Now inner wear....

Above comic is a mother scolding her son for talking about inner wear. 

Step 4:

So the mother will teach you how~~~

You may fold your underwear and put together with your bra and into a bag as shown in the picture above. 

The mother was saying this method prevent the bra from changing shape when compressed in the luggage. 

Step 5:

Lay all T-shirts and pants that is roll at the bottom.

Then lay the long pants like what is shown above. 

Step 6:

Put another layers of rolled T-shirts pants etc. if there is

Then place the jackets and hoodies on top of the rolled clothing.

Step 7:

Fold in the remaining of the long pants and put all small items like socks, belt, chargers scarf etc into the empty space around the luggage.  

Tadah~~~

You are done!!!

This is soo easy!

I hope it will help you in your next trip!

Thanks 988 radio station for sharing this tips.

Thanks for reading Blue Lagoon Travel Diary~~

Peaceful Village Life - Sungai Lima Fishing Village 五条港渔村

Hi all,

Looking for a relaxing calm place to spend your weekend?

Here is a great place for you!

Sungai Lima Fishing Village.

This village just like Pulau Ketam (located in the same island actually)

But they does not have any road connecting each other. 

Not much people know about the existence of this place including me!

I know about this place via newspaper way back in April reporting about the villagers started to draw wall painting with the hope to bring more tourist into the village to boost the economic activity of the village.

When you step on the jetty of Sg. Lima, immediately you will feel that your heart and mind became peace and calm. This is because the surrounding is so quite you can even hear the sound of crab crawling around. (Joking)

But the surrounding is very relaxing and you will not even dare to speak your normal tone. 

The main mode of transport here is bicycle!

Try getting one from the villagers here, they are very kind to borrow you for free!!

*Special thanks to this random guy who guide us and borrow us bicycle to hunt down the wall painting*

Walking around the village,

you can see many people laying their salted fish or prawns for a nice "Sunbathing"

Prawns is the main income for the villagers here I think as almost each and every house have a large platform to "sunbath" the prawns like the picture below.

There are numerous bridges connecting the villages from one end to the other end.

somehow i love to see bridges.

To me, it signify connection. Connecting people around you~~ 

Walking around you definitely want to find some eatery to cure your thirst and stomach. 

The stores concentrated at the T-junction which is the central of this village.

From what I notice,

Only here we can find store where you can buy food.

Other places is all housing area. 

"Cham"

The Cham here is different from what we know in the mainland.

Here the mix Milo with Coffee while in mainland, we mix coffee with tea.

Both have the unique taste that will satisfy the taste bud!

Curry mee fried with La La

Coming to a fishing village,

you should not go back empty stomach without any sea living creature huh :) 

*This is good but they use maggee's curry powder*

Dried Pan Mee

The owner made the pan mee themself which taste great!

I like to the texture :) But it will be much better with rounded shape.

Hard to explain but you can try it for yourself.

Total bill RM 14.00++ for 2 drinks and 2 dish.

Which is reasonable. 

As I mentioned earlier, 

the main reason that motivates me to come all the way here is wall painting.

Because I want to help this village as I believe still not much people are aware of this.

Enjoy the wall painting below:

*I'm not sure what are the name of the painting hence I will just name it on my own*

The wall Painting~~~

Boy Rope Skipping

Girl with Crab

Yum Seng

Guai Lou Liong Char Section

"English Herbal Tea" meaning beer

Girl feeding Orca

Mouse Getting Married

Joy of kids

Underwater World

Boy with Dolphine

Im not sure what is this.

But to me this is the diagram of a normal heart beat.

*Science Student speaking here*

Wolf surrounded by Stars 

Fishing Boat

Happy and Sweet Couple

This mural feature girls and guy dating by the beach and the Whales jump with joy. 

Nice and colourful painting!

That is all the wall painting I discover. Maybe I miss out some?

Im not sure.

Due to the limited information of this village,

I create a Map on my own for the wall painting.

I hope it will help you to locate the wall painting.

To get there,

By Car:

Drive to Port Klang Jetty and take a ferry to Sg. Lima.

By Train: 

With KTM, buy your ticket to Pelabuhan Klang (Port Klang)

Then walk out from the station for a very short distance.

you will see the jetty.

You have to study the ferry schedule below.

Basically the boat will go from Port Klang Jetty then stop at Sungai Lima before proceeding to Pulau Ketam. (Time with "Via Sungai Lima" means they will pass through Sg. Lima Village)

Note: you are not able to go Sg. Lima from Pulau Ketam.

(from my understanding la... maybe Im wrong but dont take the risk)

Hope you enjoy wall painting hunting in this beautiful fishing village that have a very friendly and nice villagers.

Departure From Port Klang Jetty

Normal Weekdays (Monday to Friday)

08:45am 09:30am 10:15am (via Sg. Lima) 11:00am

11:45am 12:30pm 01:15pm (via Sg. Lima) 02:00pm

02:45pm 03:30pm 04:15pm 05:00pm

05:45pm (via Sg. Lima)

06:30pm (via Sg. Lima)*Last Ferry*

Weekend (Saturday & Sunday) and Public Holidays

08:45am 09:30am 10:15am (via Sg. Lima) 11:00am

11:45am 12:30pm 01:15pm (via Sg. Lima) 02:00pm

02:45pm 03:30pm 04:15pm 05:00pm

05:45pm (via Sg. Lima)

06:30pm (via Sg. Lima)

07:10pm *Last Ferry*

Depature From Pulau Ketam Jetty

Normal Weekdays (Monday to Friday)

07:45am 08:30am 09:15am 10:00am

10:45am 11:30am 12:15pm 01:00pm

01:45pm 02:30pm 03:15pm (via Sg. Lima) 04:00pm

04:45pm

05:30pm (via Sg. Lima)*Last Ferry*

Weekend (Saturday & Sunday) and Public Holidays

07:45am 08:30am 09:15am 10:00am

10:45am 11:30am 12:15pm 01:00pm

01:45pm 02:30pm 03:15pm (via Sg. Lima) 04:00pm

05:30pm (via Sg. Lima)

06:00pm (via Sg. Lima)*Last Ferry*

Thanks for reading Blue Lagoon Travel Diary~~

Ipoh Heritage Town - Wall Painting

The mural culture struck Ipoh Perak!!!

After Penang has been successfully bring the mural culture into it's tourism package,

Is Ipoh Turn!!

Special credit to Old Town White Coffee as they sponsored this project.

Drew by the same artist, Ernest Zacharevic!!

A Total of 7 Mural with different Theme and culture has been drew all around Ipoh Old Town. 

This definitely going to boost the economy of the little town where already famous for their mouth watering local cuisine.

Ipoh and Penang have similar historical even where both once occupied by British.

Therefore, the design and structures of the town is very similar.

This makes both of them the very great place to attact more tourist to walk around the area to get a feeling of living in the past. 

Enjoy the picture below for mural and design made by local artist and Ernest!!

Colourful mailbox, you can sit on the black box to snap creative photo with it. 

Mining activity~~

The early economic activity of Ipoh Perak.

Some random scenery painting which fit well with the trees and grass grown nearby!!

There is this lane where many other mural had been painted by various local artist. 

The whole street is painted with these mural.

You can enjoy the picture below:

Replica of the "Kopi-O" ??

The 7 Mural drew by Ernest Zacherevic

The Map for the mural

"Old Uncle with Coffee Cup"

"Paper Plane"

"Kopi-O"

"Hummingbird"

"Evolution"

"Trishaw"

"Girl"

What are you waiting for??

Pack your bag and head to Ipoh Old Town and start your journey of Mural Hunting!!!

At the end of the day,

you are able to give your body a good workout from walking around,

at the same time, enjoy the master pieces left by the locals.

It will be definitely a Wonderful Trip!!

Don't forget to grab some local food oh!!! 

Thanks for reading Blue Lagoon Travel Diary~~