We had seen enough of Australian faunas after the first two days of our Adelaide tour (click here to read day 1 and day 2). Kangaroos, Wallabies, Dolphins, Seals are all cute and adorable but we were ready to explore what other attractions Adelaide has to offer besides these lovely…
Dolphins, Penguins, Sea Lions and other fascinating and curious creatures around the Granite Island Recreation and Nature Park were our agenda for Day 3 of our Adelaide tour. After a full day of fun time with Australian wildlife in Cleland National Park on the previous day (click here to read),…
The world’s biggest rocking horse was our next destination in our tour of Adelaide. At 18-metres high, this kick-ass The Big Rocking Horse is located in Adelaide hills, just about 45-minutes from the city. We went to check out this place after our visit to Cleland Wildlife Park and Mt…
One of the items in my 2012 ‘to-do’ checklist is to watch our national football team in-action outside Malaysia. The Harimau Muda (although classified as a club) is actually a big part of our Malaysian under-23 team (minus few key players) and with the team playing in Singapore-league for the…
Australian wildlife - kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, emus and birds are one of the most common things in any Australia must-see list or tourist guide book. On the second day of our Adelaide trip, we visited the Cleland Wildlife Park to come face to face with some real Australian wildlife. Located…
Hello everyone. It feels good to be back and writing on AzuanZahdi.com after a short break. Many have asked me about my blog post on the recent trip to Adelaide, Australia so for the next few posts I would write about some of the cool places that I visited throughout…
I have always wanted to visit the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) Museum. For a good 3 years (2007-2010), I drove passed the museum every morning on the way to work and I kept telling myself that one day I’ll stop by and check out what the museum has to…
The Singapore Airshow is back! After attending the 2010’s edition of the Singapore Airshow (click here to read), I’ve become a big fan of this biennial event. It is by far the biggest aviation event in the region with a great mixture of general, civilian, business and military aviation action…
“A wise traveller never despises his own country” or state for that matter! With these words in mind, I keep exploring for new attractions within the four corners of my home state, Selangor. Don't get me wrong, I still love visiting new places out there but no place can beat…
Located about 47km north of Kuantan, Cherating is a tourist town famous for its white sandy beaches and holiday resorts. We had the opportunity to make a quick visit to Cherating before flying back to Subang on the last day. My last trip to Cherating was many years ago and…
On our last day in Kuantan we were introduced to a few usual tourist attractions around Kuantan. Three of the attractions visited are the beautiful and iconic beach of Teluk Cempedak, the ‘one-stop-souvenir’ centre of Natural Batik Village and the famous dried sea products at Sin Kee Hung. This post…
After writing a few blog posts on interesting tourist attractions around Kuantan, I think it’s only fair for me to dedicate one post on delicious food in Kuantan. In no particular order, here are some great ‘makan’ that we had as part of the Firefly familiarization tour. I am aware…
