Forget about the Perak State Assembly political crisis guys. I was in Tambun, Perak recently. A nice place to spend with your family. It's worth to spend your money for the tickets. The only setback, the area should be expanded further to accommodate visitors. Just hope more and more private sectors will invest in this type of family oriented entertainment activities. With One Malaysia concept being a hot topic discussed in forums, seminars and coffee shops..the private sector should take the challenge and be more creative in having places that can be shared by all Malaysians..One Malaysia, People First, Performance Now..it is now or never!
Managed to visit Guangzhou lately. Well known as Canton to the westerners. A nice place to visit. The grave of Saad ibni Abi Waqas (The companion sent by the beloved prophet to introduce the Islamic teachings in China) can be found in this city. It is not difficult to find a muslim restaurant and even a mosque for you to perform friday prayer. Don't miss to cruise the Pearl River in the evening as it can be a memorable activity while you were there. In Dongguan, at the outskirt of Guangzhou you can find remnants of a fort used during the Opium War. The most significant lesson from the war is how the westerners used opium to weaken the community to ensure victory. Shown on the left is the statue of five goats. This statue is the symbol of the town, which means you haven't reach Guanzhou if you don't visit this place. More photos can be seen in my next posting.
