Filed under: Cuts & Style , Hair , Makeovers Ever thought of choosing your hairstyles by face shape ?
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Hairstyles by Face Shape: The Perfect Haircut for a Square Face With Fine Hair
Filed under: Beauty , Skin & Body , Makeovers In our weekly Post Your Face column, Dr.
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Post Your Face: My Frown Lines and Sagging Jowls Are Getting Me Down
Tourists to Langkawi can now enjoy a helicopter ride to several destinations on mainland Kedah. Kedah Tourism Malaysia director Roslan Othman said the ride will take tourists to Alor Setar, Gunung Jerai and Kulim. Operated by CIG Global, the helicopter ride was a new tourism product for this resort island
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Langkawi Tourists Can Enjoy Helicopter Ride To Mainland Kedah
The RM9.2 million Telaga Air Esplanade, which was completed in April, will emerge as the state’s new eco-tourism centre. This is because the esplanade, which is near to the Tanah Bencah National Park, one of the national park gazetted by the Unesco, is surrounded by natural infrastructure like beautiful island and …
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Telaga Air Esplanade To Emerge As Eco-Tourism Centre
Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen has suggested that each state in the country set up a theme park featuring its own uniqueness and specialties. “I believe theme parks have very good potential to attract repeat visitors and also boost domestic tourism in the 13 states of Malaysia,” she …
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Tourism Minister Suggests Theme Park In Every State
The Kelantan government plans to build a wau (Kelantanese kite) museum in Pantai Irama, here next year in line with the move to make the beach resort area a permanent site for national and international-level wau competitions. State Local Government, Tourism and Culture Committee chairman Datuk Takiyuddin Hassan said the setting ..
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Kelantan Plans To Build Wau Museum In Pantai Irama, Bachok
Sibu intends to bake its way to further promote the local tourism industry. Plans are underway to come up with its very own biscuits, cakes and puffs in the shape of a swan which signifies the town symbol. A contest, in conjunction with its ongoing signature tourism event, Borneo Cultural Festival (BCF), ..
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Sibu To Bake Its Way To Promote Local Tourism
The Tourism Ministry is considering making Terengganu a tourism icon as the state meets the requirement to be given such a status. Deputy Tourism Minister Datuk Dr James Dawas Mamit said the state had idyllic islands, marine parks, clean beaches and an inland lake, which was the biggest man-made lake in …
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Ministry Mulls Making Terengganu A Tourism Icon
Several dive sites in three states in Peninsular Malaysia have been temporary closed due to coral bleaching, a phenomenon caused by global warming that has increased sea water temperature. According to the Department of Marine Park, Malaysia has more than 80 dive sites. The closure period is from July ..
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Affected Dive Sites Closed Temporarily For Coral Recovery
Jump to the full entry & travel map Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa Ok people, I feel as though the way I have been writting this whole blog thing is way to slow, seeing as all of you are still a country behind in my story. So I will try to fast forward you to present.
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The beginning of the end…. — Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Jump to the full entry & travel map Fethiye, Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey It was a 6 hour bus ride to Fethiye from Kusadasi, and by the time I arrived I was so desperate for a swim I gave in to the call of “taxi” at the bus station…surely the hostel wasn’t too far?
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Fish and Boating — Fethiye, Turkish Aegean Coast, Turkey
Jump to the full entry & travel map Nong Khai, Thailand 1 p.m. We are in Thailand! You can reach the Nong Khai Train Station from the Lao-Tai border by public buses or to take a tuk-tuk (price about the same). We took a tuk-tuk (30 baht for two).
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from Nong Khai to Bangkok by the train — Nong Khai, Thailand
Jump to the full entry & travel map Luang Prabang, Lao Peoples Dem Rep 24 марта Проснулись в 7 утра.
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Kouang Si Waterfalls near Luang Prabang — Luang Prabang, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
Jump to the full entry & travel map Luang Prabang, Lao Peoples Dem Rep Проснулись рано… Я хотела бы оставаться в кровати как можно дольше (да, да, да, мне очень хорошо с ним здесь и я не хочу никуда идти!!), но исследовательский дух в нас сильнее.
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Oh lovely Luang Prabang — Luang Prabang, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
Jump to the full entry & travel map Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States I’m one of those types that hates to pack… I started a couple weeks ago and will likely agonize over how many of this or that to take right down to the last minute.
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The Hardest Part — Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
Jump to the full entry & travel map Luang Namtha, Lao Peoples Dem Rep 11.45 a.m. We are in Laos! First – to change money. A border guard said that there was a bank in 200 meters straight ahead from the border.
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Quick stop in Luang Namtha — Luang Namtha, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
Jump to the full entry & travel map Ruaha National Park, Tanzania Sunday we left Zanzibar to start our drive inland towards Malawi. It was not a good day…aside from having to leave a tropical paradise, it went like this: 1) 5am wake up call (not so unusual when we’re camping…but painful after several days of leisure!) 2) Horrible, horrible ferry ride back to Dar Es Salaam. The boat was fine on the way out to Zanzibar, but the waves were absolutely huge going back.
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Just when I thought I couldn’t like Dar any — Ruaha National Park, Tanzania
Jump to the full entry & travel map Fort Cochin, Kerala, India Ich hatte mir mit Hilfe von Adaikkalam ein Taxi auf 4Uhr bestellt. Der Fahrer war eine halbe Stunde zu spaet, am Rueckspiegel hing ein kleines Holzkreuz und ich wunderte mich schon ueber die vorhandenen Gurte, als er etwas fasselte von “Germany, drive fast, ah?”, danach auf sich zeigte und hinzufuegte, “no fifty, thirty minutes”.
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Touris, Kathakali und die Backwaters — Fort Cochin, Kerala, India
Jump to the full entry & travel map Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia WEEK 12 ROCKHAMPTON via MARLBOROUGH! On Saturday 17 July, Mike’s Birthday we passed the half way point of our trip after travelling 11,200 kms from home. Will be interesting to see how many kilometres we travel before getting back to Perth. We set off en route to Rocky (as Rockhampton is affectionately known) from Mackay fairly early on Friday morning with 338 kms to cover
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Half way through our trip for weekend at Rocky — Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Jump to the full entry & travel map Lhasa, Tibet, China We were both up early due to the difficulty sleeping at altitude (we’re still at 3700m) and Adele’s blocked nose, so we sent a couple of hours getting our washing and drying done, before heading down to the lobby to meet Leon (the Chinese guide) to head into Barkhor Square and the Jokhang Temple. Out the front of the temple dozens of pilgrims prostrate themselves full length on the ground in prayer to Buddha, repeating their short ritual over and over. We made our way past them and into the tourist entrance of the temple, and proceeded to have a very rushed tour, led by Pemba (the Tibetan guide)
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The Jokhang Temple and Pothala Palace — Lhasa, Tibet, China