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Eid ul-Fitr ,  Eid al-Fitr ,  Id-ul-Fitr , or  Id al-Fitr  often abbreviated to  Eid , is a three-day Muslim holiday that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month offasting ( sawm ).  Eid  is an Arabic word meaning "festivity," while  Fiṭr  means "original nature," implying the restoration of one's best human composition. The holiday celebrates the conclusion of the thirty days of dawn-to-sunset fasting during the entiremonth of Ramadan. The first day of Eid, therefore, falls on the first day of the month Shawwal (Islamic Calander) So, this video was tken at my place last year... It was such a great Celebration... Looking forward for this year too... Hope you enjoy the video.. ;)

Photo-shoot in Langkawi Model : Lady Dee Photographer : Zulcad

Birch Memorial Clock Tower, Ipoh Standing in front of the Ipoh State Mosque, the square tower comprises a portrait bust and four panels illustrating the growth of civilisation. Unveiled in 1909, the Birch Memorial, a square decorated tower with a portrait bust and four panels illustrative of the growth of civilisation was erected on the table-land at a cost of about $25,000. A dedication to J.W.W.Birch, the first British Resident of Perak, is found beneath the bronze bust of Birch in the north-facing niche. The clock tower has one mother bell, 6 ft 6 in. in diameter and weighing 10 cwt., and four smaller bells weighing together 10 cwt., which used to strike the chimes of Big Ben.   At the corners of the belfry, mounted on pedestals, are terracotta figures, representing the four "Virtues of British Administration" - Loyalty, with sword and shield, Justice, blind and carrying a sword and a pair of scales, Patience, unarmed, and Fortitude, with a calm...

Negeri Perak Mosque is one of the well-known landmarks in Ipoh, and the pride of the Muslim community here. This mosque’s uniqueness lies in its design as there are 125 domes on its roof.

L ang Mountain (Gunung Lang) Recreational Park is located at Jalan Kuala Kangsar besides the North South Highway. Lang Mountain has a natural scenic view as its backdrop, comprising of limestone hills and lake, which attract visitors, both locally and from overseas. This 28-hectare park is developed jointly by Ipoh City Council and National Landscape Department in 1999. The main attractions here are the unexplored limestone hills range and lake. This park was officially opened by Sultan Perak, Sultan Azlan Shah. New development process is carried out under phase two programme. Various efforts have been made to combine the natural splendour with the modern and traditional elements. Along the park’s main access, there are a variety of colourful bougainvilleas plants, and 85 heliconia species which were especially imported from overseas. Sweet smelling plants provide pleasant aromatherapy along the pathways. Amongst the experience that must not be missed by visitors i...

This old unfinished mansion, nicknamed Kellie’s Folly, was commission by a wealthy Scottish rubber-plantation owner William Kellie Smith. Seventy Hindu artisans were brought from India to work on the mansion. Smith died of pneumonia in Lisbon in 1926 on a trip back to England and the house was left unfinished.  Now, the imposing six-storey structure with a lift shaft is well tended and attracts a fair number of visitors. It is interesting to walk around the castle and into the rooms, with views of the surrounding countryside, can be seen from the accessible rooftop. An underground tunnel is closed to the public though. In close proximity across the courtyard along a covered walkway, no more than a few yards form the castle, is the remains of their first house.  About 500km form the castle is an old Hindu temple, built by Smith for the Hindu artisans. There is a statue of Smith, with white suit and helmet, among the many figurines adorning the temple.  ...

L umut is a small town in the state of Perak, Malaysia, situated about 84 km from Ipoh, 12 km from the town of Sitiawan and it is the gateway to Pangkor Island. It is a quaint little town famous for its beautiful seashell and coral handicrafts. This once little-known fishing town has since become the home base of the Royal Malaysian Navy. A new ferry building was build. There are little souvenir and food stalls.  Tickets can be purchased inside the building although outside there are also a few vendors available. The prices do not differ from each other. A return fare to Pangkor only costs you RM10.00. *price is subject to change. The new Lumut Waterfront is a great place to end your day with an ABC ice-cream and also watch life passing by. The waterfront is nicely designed and has good views over the Dinding's river. If you were plan going to Pangkor via Lumut by driving, there will be a safer place for your car to be parke...

The cave temple sits on a 12 acre site and was used as early as 1920 as a place of worship. In 1960, the cave became part of an iron mining site operated by the late Mr. Chooi Ah Kee. The mining operation used excavators to enlarge the cave entrance to allow lorry access through the cave to transport loads laden with iron ore. Mr. Chooi started clean up of a small prayer section of the cave, originally named 'Tien Hou Gong'. In 1982, 'Tien Hou Gong' was handed over by the son of Mr. Chooi to a non-profit charitable organization, Kek Look Seah and the cave temple was renamed 'Kek Look Tong'. The committee of Kek Look Seah took on development of the cave by enlarging the cave, as well as reclaiming the swampy area near the rear entrance using soil and earth from a nearby hillock. The floor of the cave has been filled and then paved into a flat surface while parts of the rough cave wall are lined with marble tiling. The impressive stalactites and st...

The  Ipoh railway station  is a Malaysian train station located at the south-western side of and named after the capital city of Ipoh, Perak. It serves as the main railway terminal for the state. It is owned by Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad, and offers KTM Intercity services, as well as handling freight trains. Designed by Arthur Benison Hubback, it was first constructed and opened in 1935, making it the second concrete station to be constructed in the town. The building also houses the hotel called the Majestic Hotel. Affectionately known as the Taj Mahal of Ipoh by its locals, it closely resembles its Kuala Lumpur sister. As part of KTMB's Rawang-Ipoh double tracking and electrification project which completed in January 2008, the Ipoh station has undergone rehabilitation to not only incorporate modern elements while keeping its historical look, but also accommodate the double track. ...

A journey back to hometown... Where else?? Other than HOME SWEET HOME - IPOH... Ipoh  is the capital city of Perak state, Malaysia. It is approximately 200 km (125 miles) north of Kuala Lumpur on the North-South Expressway. But I choose Express Train Service known as ETS by KTM Berhad. It's a great experience traveling in ETS as its only take about approx. 2 hours journey from KL Sentral to Ipoh Railway Station. Once you arrived in Ipoh Railway Station, you will be amazed with the building itself as it have been there since the British Colonial Era.  So by having the ETS, it makes your journey easier and safer.. For more information you can go to  http://www.ets-train.com.my/web/ets/ . More about IPOH in the next post..

:: Aida with her New Look :: Started my shift with Aida.. We go to work together.. Out from the house around 10.30pm... Our shift starts at 11.00pm.. So enough time for us to get to our office on time... We arrived at our work place around 10.50pm.. Another 10mins left before it hits the red mark.. We start rushing up from the basement parking and finally log in to our system.. While on the way to the office, I asked Aida whether she already had her dinner?? She replied haven't yet... So do I.. End up of asking Azlan, if he could go and tapau some food from KFC.. Seem he's sending one of our officemate that is working afternoon back home.. But pity him, as he have to come back to the office just for our night meals from KFC.. Huhuhu.. He such a good guy although sometime he's annoyed.. Hihihihi... T:G:I Friday's pic While waiting for our food to be arrive, I gave Aida a copy of pictures that was taken yesterday during our dinner at TGI Friday's with our off...

Missed this moment.. Happy to be in this Island.. Such a great vacation..  Looking forward in future.. 

Model : Eja Longoria ::Life as a flower girl::