Lifestyle & Leisure
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Foodie Trip to Penang
When thinking of Penang we always think of the great hawker food there. Penang is where we can get the best of the best so I’m planning to head up north for a feast. How do most people travel to Penang though? If you live nearby central Malaysia, it shouldn’t be so hard to drive. Still so many hours of being in the car still makes me search for alternatives. Imagine if you live in Singapore, you should definitely consider searching some cheap Flights from Singapore to Penang. My Penang friends dragged me to eat Pasembur last time when I was not sure what it was. First look, it looks…
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Meet the First White Tiger Cubs in Sunway Lagoon
It’s halfway through the one week school holidays so why not bring the kids on an educational trip to Sunway Lagoon? The Walk & Hunt in the Wild campaign is happening now until 25 March 2018 with a host of activities lined up for you and your little ones. First of all, let’s go on a Scavenger hunt. Not only will the kids learn a lot about the wildlife, you too will get first hands experience with the many cute animals at the Wildlife Park. In the process, your family will get a participation cert for completing the event and a fun booklet of activities for the kids. Register for…
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MPO PRESENTS EUGENE ONEGIN & RUSSIAN BELLS AT DEWAN FILHARMONIK PETRONAS
The Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) proudly presents two masterpieces by two of Russia’s most famous composers that are seldom heard at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS (DFP). Both works trace a course from happy carefree days of youth to despair and mourning. The concerts are scheduled on Saturday, 3 March 2018 at 8.30 pm and Sunday, 4 March 2018 at 3.00 pm. First up is excerpts from Eugene Onegin, Tchaikovsky’s fifth completed opera and remains his best known. Based on a famous novel, it tells a story of a young, sophisticated and bored world traveler who inadvertently causes a simple country girl to fall in love with him. Unfortunately, he does not…
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Katchaturian Spectacular Ballet
Thanks to the the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra for another opportunity to encounter yet another magical experience. I was very excited for this ballet festival especially because the theme is Armenian. I had never experienced other culture’s orchestra except the Western’s. This was my very first exposure. Honestly I did not know what to expect. It began with Gayané , I would expect a lot of movement which was true, but the scene with the lovers’ searching for each other was just breathtaking. Performance by Razmik Marukyan mesmerised me and my friend, he translated heartbreak in his movement. We were very impressed. We were most amazed by how a typical ballet…
