SPENDING a few days travelling the mountains, the sea and nearby places, it’s now time to explore the beautiful landmarks and visit the picturesque buildings at Kota Kinabalu’s city center.

HAVE you ever tried visiting a place for a very short period of time? Believe it or not but that was the summary of our day three experience.

We initially planned staying overnight at Labuan which is also a popular destination for cheap Duty Free items in Malaysia. But later on we decided to just go there to buy some pasalubongs to bring back home and go for a short sightseeing.

Only the duty free shopping happened and it turned out to be a day of sitting down inside the ferry. (lol!) Still, no regrets!

AFTER our day tour at Kinabalu Park and Poring Hot Spring, for our day two adventure we decided to unwind and soak up some sun at Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park which Kota Kinabalu(KK) is also known for.

Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park is composed of five islands namely Gaya, Sapi, Manukan, Mamutik and Sulug. The marine park was named after Malaysia’s first Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman.

WITH the help of cheap airfares and a couple of internet research, we have finally rewarded ourselves of a few days off to recharge.

Together with my fave travel buddy, Claudette, we have packed our bags and headed straight to the adventure that awaits us in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia.

IT’S back to school season once again! For my student readers: are you ready for school?

Other than preparing your school supplies, here are some back to school essential stuff that you might consider adding to your bag which will surely make this school year a better one.

DESPITE our different schedules and rising transportation fare prices our family has gathered once again for a quick escapade in Bacolod City recently.