Ipoh

After Lost World of Tambun we stayed overnight at Ipoh. This is how we kids hangout

Daddy rented a homestay in Ipoh  Garden. The house, though just a single storey, is huge. The land size is like 35x90 feet and there are 5 rooms in it. The whole place is fully air conditioned.

Daddy brought us to the hawker center behind the Ipoh Stadium. The food is really nice and it's not crowded at all. Much better compared to those typical tourist haunt like Lou Wong etc

Special paku pakis, with sweet sour thai sauce, different than the fried milien in Sibu

The famous Ipoh bean sprout

The famous Ipoh Sar Hor Fun

And the best ice kacang I ever had

Lost World of Tambun

It was school holiday and my cousins from Miri came to visit us so we went to Lost World of Tambun at Ipoh. This is the first proper water park that we visited. The roller coaster ride is not scary at all

Cousins in town

Wai Gong, Wai Puo, Joanne, Josyne, Jaden, Chiu Chiu and Chiu Mu were in town back at the end of May during the school holidays

Daddy took Wai Gong and Wai Puo to the famous Penang Kayu Nasi Kandar, hope it's not too spicy for them.

Look at how much we have grown

Went to Straits Quay

Before adjourning for yummy Pun Choy dinner at Starview. This pot of food costs RM500!

Penang butterfly farm

I'm scared of butterfly, there are just too many of them!