Wednesday's Anchovies

Hooyeah!!! We survived in the rain and when the rain stopped, we ride further down and finally spotted the junction to Wind Cave. Yes, you would arrived at Wind Cave first, followed by Fairy Cave if you are from Kuching. The main entrance. So said hello to Wind Cave first! Torchlight is required here since it is total dark in the cave. Torchlight is available for rent at the ticket counter. A proper trekking shoes with good gripping would be a good choice since it is quite slippery in the cave, especially after rain! There are totally 3 passages in the cave, and we go for passage number 1, which is around 320metres and around 25minutes. If you are in passage number 1, you covered majority of the cave attractions like fruit bat, sink hole, stalagmite and stalactite, cave view and etc. The general map. Passage no. 1! Entering the dark cave! Total dark. You can see some sunlight like picture shown above if you walk until the end.. Baby bats s...

Morning Ipoh! Let’s have a famous Ipoh white coffee and roasted bread as breakfast, a must-eat-breakfast at Ipoh lol. The best combination ever ! Oh, who said can’t have dessert in the morning? They called this custard caramel, felt like taufu fa made from egg and served together with caramel, not bad. After breakfast, let’s jalan-jalan around Ipoh. Ipoh is a city surrounded by limestones caves and there are several famous temple built inside or along the caves. Our first destination is Perak Cave (Perak Tong Temple). This is a very special temple where you can see a huge Buddha statue sitting in front of you when you walked in. Besides, there are painting on the wall inside the caves! The entrance. The huge sitting Buddha statue. Paintings on wall. More paintings. Follow the staircase up to the top of hill and you would be greeted by panoramic view of Ipoh city. Next destination is Ling Sen Tong Temple. This temple is located ...