Yes!!! My friends and I went to Oyster Farm at Kedah area (I can't remember the exact location), because he drove us there, and I was sleeping inside the car, hahahah!
It is really very "kampung" (rural) u know?
And, we saw there's a few foreigners working there (not sure is working travel or not?), but there was only one Germanise girl talked to us.
Well, it was my first time to take raw seafood actually. Taste good I can say, fresh, of course. And the owner are so kind that they made "salad" and drink for us.
BUTTTTTTT
A tragedy happened after we back from the farm.
About nearly 24 hour after our trip, three of my friends experienced food poison, and one of them were sent to the hospital in the midnight and stayed in the hospital for 3-4 days and forced to skip from our OSCE exam held in Penang. Gosh...
Know what. All of us eat the same portion of oysters.
But the only differences was the drinks.
I am the only one who don't experience any stomach uncomfortable after the trip. Another one only experience mild diarrhoea.
Because, I don't drink the water AT ALL.
Being too picky on food save my life, I guess? hahahah
Coz, I don't like to drink "Bandung"(a kind of sugary drink that Malays usually drink, like Rose water, if I describe it correctly?).
And the girl who is heavily sick, drink more water compared to the others. And actually she is my roommate, so...u know...I was so shocked when she woke me up in the midnight 1am saying she felt so pain and her fingers were cramp (she said she feels like she's going to die).
Crazy. Luckily there was one auntie staying with us, and I quickly woke her up to fetch us to the nearest hospital. (I can't drive during that time actually).
Wooh...Luckily she went well, and it marks the end of our farm trip.
Haha!!! A little advice to people who went to rural area like this, better carry along our own water. Due to pollution, we never know the water is safe enough for us to drink or not, especially we are the city kids that not immune to those bacteria/pollutants.
Anyway, lets watch my short vlog, and this post end now yea~
Bye~
Yes!!! My friends and I went to Oyster Farm at Kedah area (I can't remember the exact location), because he drove us there, and I was sleeping inside the car, hahahah!
It is really very "kampung" (rural) u know?
And, we saw there's a few foreigners working there (not sure is working travel or not?), but there was only one Germanise girl talked to us.
Well, it was my first time to take raw seafood actually. Taste good I can say, fresh, of course. And the owner are so kind that they made "salad" and drink for us.
BUTTTTTTT
A tragedy happened after we back from the farm.
About nearly 24 hour after our trip, three of my friends experienced food poison, and one of them were sent to the hospital in the midnight and stayed in the hospital for 3-4 days and forced to skip from our OSCE exam held in Penang. Gosh...
Know what. All of us eat the same portion of oysters.
But the only differences was the drinks.
I am the only one who don't experience any stomach uncomfortable after the trip. Another one only experience mild diarrhoea.
Because, I don't drink the water AT ALL.
Being too picky on food save my life, I guess? hahahah
Coz, I don't like to drink "Bandung"(a kind of sugary drink that Malays usually drink, like Rose water, if I describe it correctly?).
And the girl who is heavily sick, drink more water compared to the others. And actually she is my roommate, so...u know...I was so shocked when she woke me up in the midnight 1am saying she felt so pain and her fingers were cramp (she said she feels like she's going to die).
Crazy. Luckily there was one auntie staying with us, and I quickly woke her up to fetch us to the nearest hospital. (I can't drive during that time actually).
Wooh...Luckily she went well, and it marks the end of our farm trip.
Haha!!! A little advice to people who went to rural area like this, better carry along our own water. Due to pollution, we never know the water is safe enough for us to drink or not, especially we are the city kids that not immune to those bacteria/pollutants.
Anyway, lets watch my short vlog, and this post end now yea~
Bye~
Happy Chap Gor Mei everyone.
I just can't believe time flies so fast that our chinese new year gonna end soon and I've gone through 3 weeks training in this island.
Well, now I'm gonna introduce this fun place that I went with my family during our trip in Penang.
Look! We're flying on the top of our living room!
Yea, we're in Upside Down Musuem, Penang!
Quite a lot of people asked about this place when we posted our photos in Facebook. (Of course, they're not asking me, as I didn't post any.) Due to this reason, I think I should've write a short post to introduce this place. (And this is the first time that my mum got after me to update my blog! Haha)
I think it might be due to holiday, we actually wait for quite a long time (1 hour I bet) to get into there. The weather in Penang is damn hot while the entrance is damn small, which we actually wish to leave there. But- I would like to say, it is worth to have a long wait.
One good thing about this musuem is that each station has a staff who in-charge in teaching you with the posing and helping you to take photograph (for free, of course). This helps a lot when we may not know which angle we should capture to show the whole design of the place. And, when you go with your friends, you no need to worry if any of you guys is not in the photo.
Well, we did enjoy a lot in this musuem, compared to the other musuems we went before this. The only things that I need to say is we couldn't really capture an individual photo, as there were so many people waiting behind you. We couldn't check our photo and straightly proceed to the other station. Luckily I still quite satisfied with the photo. Only if I remembered to charge my cam so that I could take a clearer photo at there.
Ohya, there are also three stations that they will actually help you to capture video. However, I did not own the video (forgot to get it from my cousin), so I couldn't show you guys here.
Well, I bet you guys can't wait to know where is this musuem located and how much does the ticket cost. Here you go:
~~~~ Detail/Contact ~~~~
顛倒博物館 Upside Down Museum
45, Lebuh Kimberly, George Town, 10100 George Town, Pulau Pinang.
Phone Number
04-2642660
Operating Hour
Monday - Friday 9.00 am - 5.30 pm
Saturday - Sunday 9.00 am - 6.30 pm
Admission Fee
Adults RM27 (With MyKad holders RM16)
Children (aged 5-12) RM16 (with MyKad holders RM8)
Malaysian Students with Student ID RM11
Non-Malaysian Students with Student ID RM16
* Note: Must bring along your student ID, or else they won't let you buy the student's ticket.
Yea, last photo without being "upside down", but, look, we can stand like this without falling down!!! ^.^
I supposed to end this post now, and yea, wish you have fun at this place.
See u in next post. Bye~
Silver
11.2.2017
Happy Chap Gor Mei everyone.
I just can't believe time flies so fast that our chinese new year gonna end soon and I've gone through 3 weeks training in this island.
Well, now I'm gonna introduce this fun place that I went with my family during our trip in Penang.
Look! We're flying on the top of our living room!
Yea, we're in Upside Down Musuem, Penang!
Quite a lot of people asked about this place when we posted our photos in Facebook. (Of course, they're not asking me, as I didn't post any.) Due to this reason, I think I should've write a short post to introduce this place. (And this is the first time that my mum got after me to update my blog! Haha)
I think it might be due to holiday, we actually wait for quite a long time (1 hour I bet) to get into there. The weather in Penang is damn hot while the entrance is damn small, which we actually wish to leave there. But- I would like to say, it is worth to have a long wait.
One good thing about this musuem is that each station has a staff who in-charge in teaching you with the posing and helping you to take photograph (for free, of course). This helps a lot when we may not know which angle we should capture to show the whole design of the place. And, when you go with your friends, you no need to worry if any of you guys is not in the photo.
Well, we did enjoy a lot in this musuem, compared to the other musuems we went before this. The only things that I need to say is we couldn't really capture an individual photo, as there were so many people waiting behind you. We couldn't check our photo and straightly proceed to the other station. Luckily I still quite satisfied with the photo. Only if I remembered to charge my cam so that I could take a clearer photo at there.
Ohya, there are also three stations that they will actually help you to capture video. However, I did not own the video (forgot to get it from my cousin), so I couldn't show you guys here.
Well, I bet you guys can't wait to know where is this musuem located and how much does the ticket cost. Here you go:
~~~~ Detail/Contact ~~~~
顛倒博物館 Upside Down Museum
45, Lebuh Kimberly, George Town, 10100 George Town, Pulau Pinang.
Phone Number
04-2642660
Operating Hour
Monday - Friday 9.00 am - 5.30 pm
Saturday - Sunday 9.00 am - 6.30 pm
Admission Fee
Adults RM27 (With MyKad holders RM16)
Children (aged 5-12) RM16 (with MyKad holders RM8)
Malaysian Students with Student ID RM11
Non-Malaysian Students with Student ID RM16
* Note: Must bring along your student ID, or else they won't let you buy the student's ticket.
Yea, last photo without being "upside down", but, look, we can stand like this without falling down!!! ^.^
I supposed to end this post now, and yea, wish you have fun at this place.
See u in next post. Bye~
Silver
11.2.2017
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