Harry Potter WB Studio

This is what I call "heaven on earth"! The exhibition and presentation were perfect and it was worth the money for sure. It's a must do if you ever have the chance! And there are Butterbeer and Quidditch game to try too! I loved every minute of it!

Eurotrip 12: Norway

I love to say the name of this place, Fjord! Cool isn't it? This place was pristine and mind numbingly stunning. It took me 5 hours from Oslo to this place by train. Eventhough the weather was unpredictable, foggy, cloudy, raining and all of sudden sunny, but the area was spectacular. I took a boat ride too to Bergen. 2 days wasn't enough for me, I will definitely come back for hiking. This is one of the highlights of all my Eurotrip.

Eurotrip 11: Greece

I love my experience in Athens! It was a truly theatrical trip! Just reached the city, Syntagma, I have to run and save myself from the fatal riot! Believe me, it was horrifying. On the next day, I met a trio of goddesses from Malaysia named Yah, Dila and Nadia and joined them in exploring the city. Changed the feeling from zero to hero at the Acropolis, shopped at Monastiraki, rambled around the Plaka and climbed up Mount Lycabettus. A visit to Athens is not complete without a trip to Pireaus. 

I kept playing this song on my Ipod along this trip "I will find my way, I can go the distance!"

Eurotrip 10: Czech Republic

There are so many tourists in Prague and I found it a bit annoying but I can definitely see why tourists love Prague. Such a beautiful urbanity. Battled with the crowd to watch the 2 mins show of the astronomical clock called Prague Orloj located in the Old Town Square, wandered around Wenceslas Square, bought some souvenirs at the Old New Synagogue, learnt the history of Prague at Prague Castle and Josefov, stopped at the Dancing House for a picture and spent my evening at Petrin Hill and Charles Bridge.

Eurotrip 9: Austria

Sound of Music is one of my all-time favorite movie. Because of that movie, I had always longed to go to Salzburg. I couldn't help listening to the Von Trapp's along the way while enjoying the view of Austria in the train. It took me 20 mins to climb up the hill to the hostel from downtown. On my way up, I sang "The hills are alive, with the sound of music" just like Julie Andrews did in the movie. The tranquil environment during the daytime turns creepy at night. It gave me goosebumps. Luckily I met Alex from New Zealand who stayed next to my room. Because we're starving, we decided to stroll down to have kebabs and reminded each other to keep talking due to the spooky surroundings. Besides learning "Do Re Mi" during the Sound of Music tour, I learnt about Mozart, visited Hohensalzburg Castle, the salt mines and the ice cave too. 

"You are sixteen going on seventeen.."