Leaving for home

This is Kota Kinabalu newly renovated International Airport and my flight back home to Sibu was expected to depart at 1355hrs. I manage to settle down at one of it's Cafe( Kopitiam ) to have my lunch.(Ooops I just had sandwiches and coffee).Looking forward to come back to Kota Kinabalu again

A short visit to Kota Kinabalu Sabah.

Sabah,fondly known as the Land below the wind has many to offer for those in search of pure leisure.

On the 2nd day of the Hari Raya 2009 , I was invited by my foster family to join them for a short visit to Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.

Though I have been to Kota Kinabalu many times on official visit..nothing was like this one as this trip was meant to get my stress buzz -off , it was really an enjoyable and memorable one.

Kota Kinabalu has what you need ,the mountains, the sea,the sandy beaches and more to that was the seafood.

The BCF 2009 Off-stage activities.

The BCF trade fair

Photo Exhibition by Photographic Society of Sibu

The Chinese Food Stall area

Quench drinks for those who are really thirsty.

Only RM1.00 per cup and juicy.

The Fun area

Special performance by various organisations.

The Indiana Jones world look alike.

No saman you can knock each other while you drive

The spinning experience..for just RM4.00 per head

The merry go around

Borneo Cultural Festival 2009 filled with ethnic dancing performances featuring the lengendry stories of Sarawak's tribals.

A little bit about my trip to Auckland New Zealand.

Meal on board the flight served at the height of 35,000ft above sea level and at a cruising speed of 800km/per hr. Will it be that fast enough to be digested.

Arrival form to be completed before disembarkation. It looks complicated but later on found it is easy to write than said.

Filling in the health form..Bla..bla...bla..ok signed. No H1N1.

These are two apples that I bought for NZ$2.00(Eqv. Rgt4.00) and it took me about 1/2hr to finish them.Sweet and Juicy

The other Ferry operator.

While strolling at the harbour we found a group of New Zealand' s students playing the Scotish pipe-accordians and asking for donation to support their Scotland pipe band to travel to Scotland.

Harbour cruise, just for NZ$25.00. Good offer .Jom let's go for it.

This is Auckland Harbour viewed from Stanley Bay.

My victory sign means happiness and freemind.The day was Sunny means good time to take pictures. To my photo buddies at home..you missed it guys.

Master Debbie, she was the Master of the ferry we board. She is very friendly.Not just a Master she was also our responsible guide, giving us the information of the surrounding views during the cruise.

I could not resist to pose with her for a photograph.It's a New Zealand's connection!!

As we cruised along the Stanley Bay, we saw many nicely designed boats passing by.

Imagine that you take a ride on one of this Sail boat in Auckland . City of Sails.