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Last Day in Langkawi: Food Hunt Before the Flight
Around 8 AM we got ready for breakfast and headed to Nasi Pak Malau.Looking so tired haha — even after a shower I still look this messy!!Finally arrived at the restaurant!!!Don’t forget to place your order here first…As for me, it’s always chicken and rice — no surprise there haha.And my friend, of course, grabbed some snacks they insisted I had to try.There were spring rolls and some egg dishes. Pretty tasty, honestly hehe.The restaura...
From afternoon to night… we just can’t get enough of the water!
We’ll be staying overnight at Nu Melati Hotel — a nice budget-friendly option at around RM90 (about Rp350,000) (21.88 USD). It comes with a queen bed, table, chair, fridge, amenities, towels, private bathroom, Wi-Fi, prayer mat, drinking water with refills, and more.I can still smell a bit of fresh renovation, like paint and all — which is actually nice! Makes the place feel clean and fresh.We took a short break here for about an hour.After...
Water adventures in Langkawi!
We got here around 2 PM — 7 Wells Waterfall!Parking only RM2 (about Rp8,000) (0.50 USD)!Let’s go in! There’s a café here too, though we didn’t check it out so not sure about the menu or prices. There’s also a paid toilet for RM0.5 (around Rp2,000) (0.13 USD).Entrance fee for foreigners is RM10 (around Rp39,000) (2.44 USD). Here are the price details. Don’t forget to check in by writing your name in the book!There are quite a few thin...
Day 4: Time to Explore Deeper into Malaysia!!
Day 4 in Malaysia! Up before the sun to pack my stuff—because guess what, I’m flying to Langkawi this morning! Since I’ll only be there for a day, I’m just bringing the bare essentials. Can’t go overboard, especially with another flight to Bangkok waiting the day after tomorrow. Adventure mode: ON!July 30, early in the morning around 7 AM, my friend and I headed to the airport in Kuala Lumpur for our 9:25 flight. In KL, people are alrea...
Day 3: Hanging Out with My Malaysian Friends!!
On Day 3, around 10 in the morning, I was invited to breakfast — and not just with one friend! This time, I went along with a few more buddies, so there were four of us in total!Let’s give them names: my guy friend, Burung, and his two female friends, Singa and Jerapah.We had breakfast at a place called Warung Sinarnor, where they served delicious soto and nasi lemak.The soto cost around RM8–11 (about Rp31,000–Rp43,000) (1.94 – 2.69 USD...
Day 2: A Day Full of Friends and Good Vibes in Malaysia
On my second day in Malaysia, before checking out around 10, I decided to grab a meal first. Just next to the hotel, there was a place called ABC — kind of like a local eatery. I spent RM12 (around Rp46,000) (3 USD).Resto ABC Muslim Food.All you need to do is sit back and relax — the waiter will come to you, or you can call them over. They’ll bring you a number along with your food, and later you just pay at the cashier. I ordered nasi lema...
Day 1: Spending the Night in a Capsule Hotel
For my first night, I stayed at Space Hotel Centar Kuala Lumpur. I booked it through tiket.com for Rp198,000 (around USD 12). Now, if you’re wondering whether it’s cheaper to book through tiket.com or other platforms — the answer is: it depends! Sometimes tiket.com has the better deal, sometimes not.When I arrived at the hotel around 3 p.m., I checked in by showing my passport. There was a tourist tax of RM10 (about Rp39,000 / USD 2.50) and...
This Kuala Lumpur trip? Honestly, I wasn’t even sure I was going… but here I am!
At first, I planned to visit Kuala Lumpur with my family. But for some reason, I ended up going solo instead — especially since I had other countries lined up to visit after this. On July 27, I hadn’t even booked a hotel in KL yet, but that didn’t stop me from going full send to the airport anyway!So there I was, leaving Bandung at 5 in the morning to catch my flight from Soekarno-Hatta Airport.By 8 a.m., I made sure to stick to my little m...
IMPORTANT: Things to Keep in Mind When Using the Sauna
Things to Keep in Mind Before You Sauna:🕒 Don’t stay in the sauna too long.10–20 minutes per session is more than enough.💧 Stay hydrated.Make sure to prepare some drinking water beforehand.📋 Follow the sauna rules.Every place has its own policy—make sure to read and respect them.⚠️ People who should avoid the sauna:Those with low blood pressure, anyone who has recently consumed alcohol, pregnant women, people with serious heart...
Done with Your Sauna Session? What’s Next?
Post-Sauna Reminder: Hydrate and Don’t Overdo It!Once you're done with your sauna session, make sure to drink enough water to rehydrate your body. All that sweating can really deplete your fluids, so a glass (or two) of water is a must!Also, keep in mind that you don’t need to stay in the sauna too long.10 to 20 minutes is more than enough to enjoy the benefits without putting stress on your body—especially if you’re just starting out...
Scared? Totally Normal! A Beginner’s Guide to Sauna Life
If You're a Beginner, Here’s What You Should Know 👇Sauna heat levels actually vary depending on where you sit.For first-timers, it’s completely normal to feel a little overwhelmed—some people might experience shortness of breath, dizziness, or just feel too hot and tired.To make it easier, start by sitting on the lowest bench, like in the photo below.Why? Because the hot steam from the heater rises and tends to gather near the ceilin...
What Do You Actually Do Inside a Sauna?
Let’s Be Honest… Sauna Can Feel a Little Boring 😅Spending 10 to 20 minutes inside a hot room, doing absolutely nothing?Yeah… it can feel a bit boring—especially if you’re in there alone with no one to talk to.Some people make it more enjoyable by listening to music, either through a phone placed just outside the sauna door, or using earphones/headsets.One tip? You can try covering your head with a towel to protect your ears, but just...
So, What’s the Deal with Saunas? What’s So Good About Them?
Saunas are meant to be hot—that’s the whole point!But have you ever wondered… why? What’s the purpose of sitting in all that heat?1. Boosts Blood CirculationThe heat from the sauna causes your blood vessels to expand, which naturally improves blood flow. This helps oxygen and nutrients travel more efficiently throughout your body—supporting overall health and recovery.2. Muscle Relaxation & Post-Workout RecoverySaunas are amazing for so...
Time to Sauna: Stepping Into the Heat
There are actually a few different types of saunas you might come across, such as:Traditional sauna – uses a heater with volcanic stones, with temperatures ranging from around 60°C to 90°C.Steam room (or steam sauna) – much more humid, with lower temperatures around 40°C to 50°C, but it feels hotter because of the high moisture in the air.Before I start my session, I usually make sure the wooden bucket is filled with water. This is import...
Getting Ready for the Sauna: What to Prepare
Hello there!If you’ve never been to a sauna before—don’t worry, I’ve got you covered from the very beginning.After a full day of activities—whether it’s working out, a long day at work, or even swimming like I did—it’s super important to take a shower or at least rinse off before entering the sauna. This helps keep your body clean and the sauna environment hygienic for everyone.Oh, and don’t forget to bring a bottle of water too...
IN THE POOL WITH SEOBEAN BLUE
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A refreshing natural spring and waterfall spot! in West Bandung Regency
This time, I’m heading to one of the natural water attractions located near Bandung — specifically in West Bandung Regency. The place is called Sendang Geulis Kahuripan.My team and I started our journey from downtown Bandung. According to Google Maps, it was about 44 kilometers away and would take around 1 hour and 30 minutes to reach. We got ready at dawn, around 4:30 AM, and left at 5:30. It was still a bit dark and chilly outside, but the ...
SENDANG GEULIS KAHURIPAN natural spring and waterfall spot!
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The final chapter of my journey overseas
With just about three days left abroad, I decided to stay in Kuala Lumpur — the city where I’d eventually catch my flight back to Indonesia. I’ve been here a few times before, but there’s still so much to explore. However, after nearly a month of traveling, I was already feeling quite worn out. So for these final days, I chose to take it slow and simply enjoy my time in this last stop before heading home.Accommodation in Kuala LumpurThis ...
My 4-Day Stay in Penang – What I Did?
Honestly!! I only went to two main destinations here—the beach and George Town. The rest of the time, I was just strolling around because the weather was so hot that it made me feel too lazy to go out much.George TownGeorge Town feels like a touristy area with lots of souvenir shops, authentic photo spots, and family-friendly attractions. This is pretty much the vibe you'll get there!The heat was on another level—world champion level hot!...
Found the Perfect Place to Stay in Penang!!
So, I stayed in Penang for 4 days and 3 nights atThe Landmark by Litte Cabin. Even though the place only has a 3-star rating on Google, I think it really depends on the agent. I booked mine through Little Cabin, and they gave me a great unit with super quick and responsive service! The check-in process was super smooth and fast. I got the unit for Rp525,000 per night (around $33), including tax. And the best part? I wasn’t asked for any deposit...
My First Time Visiting Penang, Malaysia !!!
You can travel to Penang from Kuala Lumpur by train. There are many types of trains and tickets available, ranging from the fastest option (3.5 hours) to slower ones (around 4.5 hours). I bought a ticket for the faster train, which cost around Rp370,000 (approximately $23) for a journey from KL Sentral to Butterworth Station. You can purchase tickets through the KTMB app—check it out on the Play Store or App Store.The train itself is quite comf...
MALAYSIA EDITION
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