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Malaysia is very well known for its multiracial country and this time Deepavali came and my school took a break from 6- 9th October 2011.

As not to waste the given holy days, we decided to have a quick. short. family. vacation. (QSFV)

The vacation started on Friday, 23rd Oct 2011, where we traveled to Perak after I got back from work and drop by Teluk Intan to visit the Grandparents (Atok and Nenek).

Then the journey continued on the next day where we made our way to Kedah, Sg Petani to be exact, since Abah had some work in UiTM. While Abah did his job, we went on tour to meet some of our relatives- Mak Ngah's and Mak Andak's family. Nice gathering and good food =)

The vacation did not end there as we pursued to cross the border of Malaysia on Monday and land our feet in Thailand.



See the man wearing the grey shirt?
He's standing right in front of the marking stone which separates Malaysia and Thailand (see below).



Marking stone: Kedah

We had to walk few steps ahead to get out Passport checked by the Immigration of Thailand. Then, another 1 hour of drive took us to Hatyai, Thailand.

Below are some of the pictures which I managed to take (using my phone). Things happen so quick that even pictures were taken taken without proper poses. Nak cepat kan??



What is Thai without Tomyam??



Waiting for food at Hamid's

Less than 50 days and she's on the go!


Thai Bath



I find this "ship" interesting. Full of colours <3


Owh..there's actually more pictures. But why don't I stop here. Jjust to keep the excitement of others to visit Thai =)





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