I know... I know... I hasn't update my blog this past few weeks, as I was just come back from sight seeing in KL and Malacca last week. Here is a few place I visit.
At Tugu Negara
Petaling Street
Malacca A Famosa
Malacca Christ Church
St Paul Church
This few place is a must visit. Will be updating this few place soon in my next post.
The Borneo Cultural Festival which is held everyyear in Sibu town is back again from 3 July to 11 July 2009. Normally I wouldn't stick by because theevents wereheld later in the evening, but this time I decide to hangout around. Here is my coverage of the festival on Sunday 5 July 2009.
I arrive at the Wisma Sanyan around 2pm, since there is nothing to see at that time I decide to head to King Cinema to see The Transformer "Revenge Of The Fallen" again for the second time to kill time. At that time they are rehearsing for the night event, you know The Prime Minster is coming so everything has to be prefect.
Here is the Chinese section food place, a lot of yummy food to try.
Some opening by the VIPs The Visitor Information Centre located nearby the Chinese community area.
Inside got free internet access.
Sibu Art Association held an art and photography exhibition at the sheltered car park area.
Here is some of the art and photos display there.
The Sunset that day.
The moon shine so bright that night.
The main event that night at arrival of The Prime Minister Datuk Najib and Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Pehin Taib Mahmud and his cabinet ministers.
The Prime Minister
Chief Minister Of Sarawak with his tight bodyguard
Assemblyman Larry Sng
Gerakan Chief Tan Sri Dr Kho Tsu Khoon
One for the album a lot of photographers taking group photos
Welcoming the Prime Minister singing "Sibu We Welcome You".
The fireworks is awesome. I should have stay longer for the firework and I"m too tired already that time.
Display of State flags
I had a great time that night and after that I went for supper with few of my friends.
The Five-Ram Sculpture is one of the most famous structures in Guangzhou. It has become the emblem of Guangzhou City.
Legend has it that more than 2,000 years ago, Guangzhou was a barren land with people who despite hard work were suffering from famine. One day five immortals in five-color garments came riding on five rams, playing their legendary music.
The rams held sheaves of rice in their mouths. The immortals left the sheaves of rice for the Guangzhou people, gave blessings to the city and left. The rams turned into stone and the city of Guangzhou became a rich and populous place. Guangzhou got the name of the City of Rams and the City of Ears.