Muzium Negara & Sepang Goldcoast

Last school holiday, I spent one weekend with my nephews... On Saturday, we went to National Museum. We move from the house around 10am and ended our visit about 4pm... wow... a long visit to only one place... but they had fun.. for them going out of the house, hanging and walking around and eating out is more than fun and that is what they want most other than going to the beach.


At Muzium Negara

The photographer gave me flower, bunga raya (hibiscus).

the peace sign, everywhere...


My junior photographer took this pic... quite nice huh!

All of us at Muzium Orang Asli


On Sunday... At first the planning was only Sepang Goldcoast, but we got one wedding invitation in Banting... So, all of us going with two cars. From Banting to Sepang Goldcoast is about 30km, so if you are coming from KL, take the KLIA road, much nearer. The kids a bit sad coz at first they thought, they will be allowed to swim and playing on the beach but when we got there it's a bit late and all the adults don’t want to enter the water. We had steamboat at Sepang Goldcoast Resort... quite cheap and the kids excited with the cooking thingy on the table. Scenery was picturesque! Once the resort is complete, I believe it’s going to be something special, ‘A palm tree-shaped resort’, similar to the one in Dubai. There are two Goldcoast in that area, the other one is Morib Goldcoast, still in constructions too.


our style of going to wedding reception... haha!


the ladies ...

the restaurant at Sepang Goldcoast Resort

Pose before 'makan'

Bagan Lalang

Comments

Tiara said…
Macam model tudung ar..cantik2 tudung..mana beli
5:17 PM
sazzy said…
elehhhh.... kan dah biasa pakai tu...
9:40 PM
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