While some of you may prefer Korean drama over Japan's, but I enjoy watching both. To be honest, I started with JDorama long before Korean Drama struck my heart. (Not to forgot TVBs and wuxia, lol) Oh yes, I have a thing for Asian entertainment.
My post entitled TOP 10 Best Teen / School Koren Drama is the most viewed entry with 162587 views as per today, I think it's about a time to share another list of high school drama/movie. How about Japanese drama and Movies?
Assalamualaikum and good day !
Assalamaulaikum, how are you doing? How is your Ramadhan? The best things now is I already at my hometown. Hoorey! I know all of you must get very excited for Eid celebration. So do I ! For those who are thinking a holiday for this Eid holiday, maybe this article can help you plan a wonderful holiday in Malaysia. While balik kampung why not go for a short holiday to discover the beauty of Malaysia.
All you will ever need to satisfy your wanderlust is just a hop across state lines to see our country like you have never seen it before. Each state has a wide myriad of offerings. So, here is a quick list of 13 things to do in Malaysia to help you decide which incredible state is going to be your next travel destination.
Malaysia’s first international theme park located in Nusajaya, Johor has over 40 attractions including a water theme park, a retail store and the Legoland Hotel. It promises fun for the entire family. If you are not a fan of theme parks, then try the Firefly Valley Leisure Park on the bank of the Johor River. It is a fun detour you should take when in the Kota Tinggi area. It’s an exciting boat trip that includes a visit to the mini farm/petting zoo that houses rabbits, goats and other cuddly creatures.
Langkawi, the sparkling Jewel of Kedah, is an island off the coast of Kedah and the largest island of the 104 islands in the Andaman Sea. The island is host to a number of attractions like Underwater World Langkawi, Langkawi Sky Bridge, Langkawi Bird Paradise and Langkawi Cable Car. This cable car ride takes you to the top of Mat Cincang, a breathtaking mountain that offers picturesque views of the rainforest, islands and the beautiful waters below.
The Thai Buddist temple of Wat Phothivihan, is one of the 25 temples in a holy village called Tumpat. Completed in 1979, it houses the country’s longest reclining Buddha, which is a whooping 40 meters long. It is also the home to statues like the Wheel of Dharma and Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara with 18 arms. And entry to the temple is free.
Genting and Cameron Highlands are two of the most popular highland retreats in Peninsular Malaysia. Cameron Highlands was a British hill station set up for officers to escape the humidity of the country. Today, Cameron Highlands is Malaysia’s largest tea plantation and boasts numerous vegetable, fruit, and herb farms. Genting on the other hand, is a bustling highland town that houses the country’s only casino. There’s also the Genting Theme Park and the upcoming 20th Century Fox Theme Park.
If you love historic architecture then A Famosa is the place for you. Colonized by the Dutch, Portuguese and British, Malacca is surrounded with remnant colonial-styled buildings like the ruins of Porta De Santiago built in 1511, St. Peter’s Cathedral and more. As for something more current, the A Famosa Resort boasts attractions like the A’Famosa Animal World Safari, which is home to more than a hundred species of animals. There is also the sprawling 20-acre A Famosa Water World and the A’Famosa Cowboy Town, which features amenities like restaurants, retail and outlets.
If you’re looking for a beach getaway close to Kuala Lumpur, then Port Dickson is the way to go. Along the 18-km stretch of beaches, you will find Cape Rachado, which is a small wildlife reserve that also has an old lighthouse that you can explore. It is also home to a special ostrich farm. The Port Dickson Ostrich Show Farm is a great place for anyone to learn about ostriches and also how these great birds are reared.
This incredible theme park is located at the foot of the ancient Tambun Caves and built within the surrounding limestone hills. The Lost World of Tambun features ruins of a lost and ancient civilization. If you don’t feel like hitting the water rides at the theme park, you can have fun on the dry rides, visit a petting zoo or relax at the hot springs and spa. The Lost World Tin Valley is where you can learn about Malaysia’s rich heritage of tin mining.
Calling all wildlife lovers! This is one of the more unique attractions not only in Perlis, but also in the whole of Malaysia. This 12-acre farm and research facility is dedicated to the production of anti-venom and aids the Institute of Medical Research’s studies on anti-venom treatments. It showcases about 200 snakes (10 of which are venomous) from 34 different species from Malaysia and all over the world. It is the only snake farm ever built in the country. Here you will also have the chance to see other reptiles and animals like crocodiles, lizards, horses and turtles.
Penang Island, also known as the Pearl of the Orient, is famous for its local food, unique architecture and culturally rich townscape. George town (capital of Penang Island) is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of Malaysia’s oldest cities. Littered with pre and post war buildings and relics, it is fittingly home to the Jurassic Research Centre. Here, there are a myriad of interactive exhibitions and displays that are both educational and entertaining for everyone. This exhibition also includes an impressive archaeology section with half-unearthed dinosaur fossils and eggs.
It was founded in 1964 to rehabilitate orphaned orangutans with the wider mission of conservation. This facility provides medical and rehabilitative care to not only orangutans, but also to other species of animals. This place is an amazing platform for you to interact with orangutans during feeding time and also learn more about the importance of conservation in general.
You can choose to rough it out at one of the kayaking or trekking trails or just immerse yourself in the lush forests of the Semengoh Nature Reserve. It’s absolutely a wonder of nature. You’d be lucky if you spot the miniscule Matang narrow mouthed frog here, one of the smallest frogs in the world. The adult males grow to a maximum of 10.6–12.8mm and tadpoles measure only 3mm long. They live and grow in the water of tropical pitcher plants. You might not see them but you will surely hear them as they produce exceptionally loud mating calls.
Recognized the world over as an icon of Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia, the Petronas Twin Towers was completed in 1998. These towers stand majestically at 88-floors high and remain as the tallest twin towers in the world to date. You must visit the Twin Towers and walk on the Sky Bridge that connects the two towers on the 42nd floor. The Kuala Lumpur Forest Eco Park, formerly the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, is the oldest reserve of its kind in the country, offering urbanites a green retreat from the bustling city.
A diver’s dream, Pulau Redang Marine Park is a cluster of islands that is protected under the cause of marine conservation. Here you can marvel at the sight of beautiful corals, fishes and the other denizens of a coral reef habitat that thrive in the clearest of emerald waters. Terengganu state includes a number of picturesque islands that have been attracting beach lovers and avid divers for decades: Redang, Perhentian (which includes two islands, Besar and Kecil), and Kapas are famed for white sandy beaches and gorgeous sunset views. With all of the above to offer, from all these beautiful states, you can rest assured that you will never run out of things to do in Malaysia.
If you’re planning to turn this adventure into a road trip to enjoy with friends and family, make sure you have the all travel essentials down. Plan ahead on best routes to take to your preferred destination and be sure that you have a valid motor insurance with 24/7 roadside assistance which will come in handy for long drives.
Deciding on which camera to take on your adventure? Get some help here: Awesome Camera
13 States - 13 Things to do in Malaysia
All you will ever need to satisfy your wanderlust is just a hop across state lines to see our country like you have never seen it before. Each state has a wide myriad of offerings. So, here is a quick list of 13 things to do in Malaysia to help you decide which incredible state is going to be your next travel destination.
Johor – LEGOLAND
Malaysia’s first international theme park located in Nusajaya, Johor has over 40 attractions including a water theme park, a retail store and the Legoland Hotel. It promises fun for the entire family. If you are not a fan of theme parks, then try the Firefly Valley Leisure Park on the bank of the Johor River. It is a fun detour you should take when in the Kota Tinggi area. It’s an exciting boat trip that includes a visit to the mini farm/petting zoo that houses rabbits, goats and other cuddly creatures.
Kedah – LANGKAWI ISLAND
Langkawi, the sparkling Jewel of Kedah, is an island off the coast of Kedah and the largest island of the 104 islands in the Andaman Sea. The island is host to a number of attractions like Underwater World Langkawi, Langkawi Sky Bridge, Langkawi Bird Paradise and Langkawi Cable Car. This cable car ride takes you to the top of Mat Cincang, a breathtaking mountain that offers picturesque views of the rainforest, islands and the beautiful waters below.
Kelantan – WAT PHOTHIVIHAN TEMPLE
The Thai Buddist temple of Wat Phothivihan, is one of the 25 temples in a holy village called Tumpat. Completed in 1979, it houses the country’s longest reclining Buddha, which is a whooping 40 meters long. It is also the home to statues like the Wheel of Dharma and Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara with 18 arms. And entry to the temple is free.
Pahang – CAMERON & GENTING HIGHLANDS
Genting and Cameron Highlands are two of the most popular highland retreats in Peninsular Malaysia. Cameron Highlands was a British hill station set up for officers to escape the humidity of the country. Today, Cameron Highlands is Malaysia’s largest tea plantation and boasts numerous vegetable, fruit, and herb farms. Genting on the other hand, is a bustling highland town that houses the country’s only casino. There’s also the Genting Theme Park and the upcoming 20th Century Fox Theme Park.
Malacca – A FAMOSA
Negeri Sembilan – PORT DICKSON
If you’re looking for a beach getaway close to Kuala Lumpur, then Port Dickson is the way to go. Along the 18-km stretch of beaches, you will find Cape Rachado, which is a small wildlife reserve that also has an old lighthouse that you can explore. It is also home to a special ostrich farm. The Port Dickson Ostrich Show Farm is a great place for anyone to learn about ostriches and also how these great birds are reared.
Perak – THE LOST WORLD OF TAMBUN
This incredible theme park is located at the foot of the ancient Tambun Caves and built within the surrounding limestone hills. The Lost World of Tambun features ruins of a lost and ancient civilization. If you don’t feel like hitting the water rides at the theme park, you can have fun on the dry rides, visit a petting zoo or relax at the hot springs and spa. The Lost World Tin Valley is where you can learn about Malaysia’s rich heritage of tin mining.
Perlis – SNAKE & REPTILE FARM
Calling all wildlife lovers! This is one of the more unique attractions not only in Perlis, but also in the whole of Malaysia. This 12-acre farm and research facility is dedicated to the production of anti-venom and aids the Institute of Medical Research’s studies on anti-venom treatments. It showcases about 200 snakes (10 of which are venomous) from 34 different species from Malaysia and all over the world. It is the only snake farm ever built in the country. Here you will also have the chance to see other reptiles and animals like crocodiles, lizards, horses and turtles.
Penang – JURASSIC RESEARCH CENTER
Penang Island, also known as the Pearl of the Orient, is famous for its local food, unique architecture and culturally rich townscape. George town (capital of Penang Island) is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of Malaysia’s oldest cities. Littered with pre and post war buildings and relics, it is fittingly home to the Jurassic Research Centre. Here, there are a myriad of interactive exhibitions and displays that are both educational and entertaining for everyone. This exhibition also includes an impressive archaeology section with half-unearthed dinosaur fossils and eggs.
Sabah – SEPILOK ORANGUTAN REHABILITATION CENTRE
It was founded in 1964 to rehabilitate orphaned orangutans with the wider mission of conservation. This facility provides medical and rehabilitative care to not only orangutans, but also to other species of animals. This place is an amazing platform for you to interact with orangutans during feeding time and also learn more about the importance of conservation in general.
Sarawak – SEMENGOH NATURE RESERVE
You can choose to rough it out at one of the kayaking or trekking trails or just immerse yourself in the lush forests of the Semengoh Nature Reserve. It’s absolutely a wonder of nature. You’d be lucky if you spot the miniscule Matang narrow mouthed frog here, one of the smallest frogs in the world. The adult males grow to a maximum of 10.6–12.8mm and tadpoles measure only 3mm long. They live and grow in the water of tropical pitcher plants. You might not see them but you will surely hear them as they produce exceptionally loud mating calls.
Selangor – PETRONAS TWIN TOWERS
Recognized the world over as an icon of Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia, the Petronas Twin Towers was completed in 1998. These towers stand majestically at 88-floors high and remain as the tallest twin towers in the world to date. You must visit the Twin Towers and walk on the Sky Bridge that connects the two towers on the 42nd floor. The Kuala Lumpur Forest Eco Park, formerly the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, is the oldest reserve of its kind in the country, offering urbanites a green retreat from the bustling city.
Terengganu – REDANG ISLAND
A diver’s dream, Pulau Redang Marine Park is a cluster of islands that is protected under the cause of marine conservation. Here you can marvel at the sight of beautiful corals, fishes and the other denizens of a coral reef habitat that thrive in the clearest of emerald waters. Terengganu state includes a number of picturesque islands that have been attracting beach lovers and avid divers for decades: Redang, Perhentian (which includes two islands, Besar and Kecil), and Kapas are famed for white sandy beaches and gorgeous sunset views. With all of the above to offer, from all these beautiful states, you can rest assured that you will never run out of things to do in Malaysia.
If you’re planning to turn this adventure into a road trip to enjoy with friends and family, make sure you have the all travel essentials down. Plan ahead on best routes to take to your preferred destination and be sure that you have a valid motor insurance with 24/7 roadside assistance which will come in handy for long drives.
Deciding on which camera to take on your adventure? Get some help here: Awesome Camera
Budget trip berdua ke Yogjakarta Indonesia.
Life is busy. It can feel impossible to do all things pack in our 24 hours a day. It depends on how we manage our time. If we don't purposefully carve time out every day to progress and improve, we can get lost in the vacuum of our increasingly crowded life. Before we know it, we'll be old and withered, wondering where all the time went.
Lazada CNY Deals Louder than Roosters and RM38 off Lazada Voucher For you !!
Review & Advert Thursday, January 19, 2017
Lazada Chinese New Year Sale or Lazada CNY Sale is a once a year event where you can get yourself the best of products that are being offered with irresistible deals and offers! Across all thirteen major categories available here, you will find various products and items that have been discounted up to 88%! So, whether you are looking for the latest smartphones for yourself or the nicest gifts for your loved ones, look no further than Lazada Malaysia’s CNY Hot Sale!
This is crazyyy!! Keep reading until the last sentence because I want to share with all of your Lazada Malaysia voucher worth 12% off or a maximum of RM38 at the end of this post.
Wordless Wednesday? Tapi hari ini zety nak wordy Wednesday lah.
Pernah alami perasaan takut gagal sehingga memutuskan untuk tidak mencuba?
Pernah alami perasaan takut gagal sehingga memutuskan untuk tidak mencuba?
January, 12th at 22: 40
This is a live writing entry. I will not delete or re edit my entry. Sorry for any spelling errir error. See, already got one. Writing usung my phone. Daymmm another spelling error. Itshard! I just bored and dont know what to do so tadaa a new draft.
I dont have image for this entry yet. Let me add what I have in my phone.
This is a live writing entry. I will not delete or re edit my entry. Sorry for any spelling errir error. See, already got one. Writing usung my phone. Daymmm another spelling error. Itshard! I just bored and dont know what to do so tadaa a new draft.
I dont have image for this entry yet. Let me add what I have in my phone.
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| most tempting picture in my phone at 23:02 |
Let me be a little poetic ; life is full of temptations and can be delicious just like nutella banana tarts. Yuks.I failed to be a poet.
January was a busy month for me. Fully occupied with work and buyz busy planning for february. I am so looking forward for February yaww. Why? Later I will tell.
Assalamualaikum (tak jawab doseee😝 )
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Untuk korang yang gila travel, sukakan photography dan sukakan selfie !
Mirrorless Camera Canon EOS M5 untuk kaki selfie
Benda wajib kena bawa masa travel semestinya sebuah kamera yang awesome supaya korang dapat mengabadikan moments best ketika travel, betul tak? Kalau korang travel secara solo pula, kalau ada kamera awesome untuk berselfie mesti best kan? Selalunya kualiti gambar handphone tak lah sebaik gambar kamera. Tapi leceh pula nak bawa kamera yang berat kan? Tapi sekarang korang tak perlu risau lagi sebab ada kamera awesome untuk korang berselfie!
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Is there a thing as too much drama to watch? 2016 has been a great year for all kdrama lovers. In a great year of dramas, it hard to pick a favorite. But here is a little post mortem on drama airing in 2016. I scheduled this entry to be published on 31 December 2016, but I carelessly forgot to click publish button. So Happy New year to all my blog readers. May 2017 bring all of us new beginning and adventurous along with health, wealth and happiness!
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Tahukah anda, orang yang mempunyai masalah sukar tidur mempunyai kecelaruan fungsi otak dan daya ingatan yang lebih lemah?
Ini punca kenapa anda sukar tidur malam dan cara atasinya
Pernah tak korang mengalami masalah sukar tidur malam? Susah betul nak tidur sampai kadang kala mengambil masa sehingga 3, 4 jam untuk tertidur. Bila dah susah nak tidur keesokkan harinya badan kita akan menjadi letih disebabkan kekurangan tidur. Dari konteks perubatan, masalah sukar untuk tidur malam ni dinamakan sebagai Insomnia.
Ketika zaman universiti dulu memang aku kerap mengalami masalah insomnia ni sebab suka sangat jadi burung hantu. Bila dah bekerja ni jarang umtuk susah nak tidur malam. Pantang baring atas katil je tertidur...spesis nobita betul. But lately aku susah nak tidur malam. Kadang sampah 2,3 jam baru boleh terlelap. Adakala sampai ke subuh. Ishhh stress!
Year 2016 is almost ended but I still busy catching up my Key Performance Indicator (KPI) which makes me really stress and wish for a holiday. I have never been to anywhere outside of Malaysia therefore when I received email from Traveloka for a chance of winning FREE trip to my dream destination, I practically jumping and almost hit the sky.
So where I want to fly?
If traveling was free, you would never see me again. I always wanted to travel, but money is always my obstacle. With this exciting opportunity to stand a chance of winning a FREE trip to my dream destination, I think my calling to South Korea is probably going to happen soon.*crossed fingers jaebal~~
So where I want to fly?
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Bring Me to South Korea | You Need A Holiday Lah! Traveloka Online Contest
If traveling was free, you would never see me again. I always wanted to travel, but money is always my obstacle. With this exciting opportunity to stand a chance of winning a FREE trip to my dream destination, I think my calling to South Korea is probably going to happen soon.*crossed fingers jaebal~~
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| With all 10 tempting destinations, I don't know which one to choose 😍 |
#MyTravelokaEscapade bring me to my Oppa hometown jebalyo 제발요!
Why I choose South Korea?
If I were to start travel the world, I will choose South Korea as my first travel destination. Why? My addiction to Korean entertainment has always make me wanted to go to South Korea. It's been more than 10 years now that I only watch and heard of how beautiful South Korea is. So, I wanted to experience it myself ; get a taste of their culture, their food and errr... I want to breath the same air like my oppa ? (lol, joking)
What I'm going to do in South Korea?
#1. Visit Attraction Places
There a lot of amazing places I wanted to go in South Korea. If I were to list all the places I want to go in South Korea, it would be insanely a long entry. Visiting all historical attractions in Seoul will definitely appear in my itinerary. Be it the palace, the fortress, the shrine or the tomb. I want to visit them all! I always interested in the history of Korea. Reading about Taejo of Goryo or Taejo of Joseon in Wikipedia and watching abundance of historical drama will never be enough for me. Walking back into history of Korea with my own two foot will be AMAZING!
If I were to start travel the world, I will choose South Korea as my first travel destination. Why? My addiction to Korean entertainment has always make me wanted to go to South Korea. It's been more than 10 years now that I only watch and heard of how beautiful South Korea is. So, I wanted to experience it myself ; get a taste of their culture, their food and errr... I want to breath the same air like my oppa ? (lol, joking)
What I'm going to do in South Korea?
#1. Visit Attraction Places
There a lot of amazing places I wanted to go in South Korea. If I were to list all the places I want to go in South Korea, it would be insanely a long entry. Visiting all historical attractions in Seoul will definitely appear in my itinerary. Be it the palace, the fortress, the shrine or the tomb. I want to visit them all! I always interested in the history of Korea. Reading about Taejo of Goryo or Taejo of Joseon in Wikipedia and watching abundance of historical drama will never be enough for me. Walking back into history of Korea with my own two foot will be AMAZING!
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| Gwanghwamun Gate | Gyeongbokgung | Palace, Seoul, South Korea |
If I'm not mistaken, Ji Eun Tak and Kim Shin in Goblin (Kdrama) coming back from Canada through this gate.
It would be a great experience for me to be at Gyeongbokgung Palace myself instead of just watching it in a drama, right? This is the biggest and most important royal residence during the Joseon Dynasty which was built in 1395, served as the home of Kings of the Joseon dynasty, the Kings' households, as well as the government of Joseon. I will walk in the palace dressed in hanbok and uttering some lines from drama The Moon That Embrace The Sun to match my royal-character-theme on that day... Pigun mamaㅋㅋㅋ Damn I start imagining things!
It would be a great experience for me to be at Gyeongbokgung Palace myself instead of just watching it in a drama, right? This is the biggest and most important royal residence during the Joseon Dynasty which was built in 1395, served as the home of Kings of the Joseon dynasty, the Kings' households, as well as the government of Joseon. I will walk in the palace dressed in hanbok and uttering some lines from drama The Moon That Embrace The Sun to match my royal-character-theme on that day... Pigun mamaㅋㅋㅋ Damn I start imagining things!
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Can I sip my banana uyu while being amazed by beautiful scenery at Huwon Secret Garden, Changdeokgung Palace ? I guess I can come out with a poem too. 😜 |
Travel back in time to the 1890s, by visiting the Folk Village Museum is what I definitely do in South Korea. I would love to experience hands on activities at Korean Folk Village.
Traveloka, can I leave our memories here with a lockets of love? *wink wink
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| Mt Hallasan, Jeju |
If possible, I would like to add Jeju Island to my itinerary too. Jeju is certainly full of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. I love history and I love nature. So, Jeju is another gems for me to be explored. Let's go!
#2. Try Korean Food
“Food” is one of the good way to experience the real ‘taste’ of one country. I am not a fan of Korean food but I am not a picky eater either. My friends who visited Korea always give me different feedback of how tasty the food is. Maybe I have to try the real taste of Korean food cooks by the native? I want to try Royal dining experiences. Where else I can be treated as royal if not at Korea?
Street food that always features in Kdrama never fails to make me drool. Tteokbokki, hotteok, bungeoppang!! Now I really want to eat this! I will definitely go for halal Food Hunting while in Korea. I want to eat to my heart contents. Royal dining experience? Street Food? I WANT TO TRY BOTH!
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| I want to taste thissss.*** Literally drooling while typing this |
#3. Blend with locals
Han River always being highlight in any K-Drama! Cycling along Han River would be another great activity to try while being in South Korea! Again zety the drama queen *flips hair* Another thing I would like to try is going to cinema. The experience of going to a Korean movie theater is what makes it unique. The experience of buying movie ticket in a foreign country, watching movies with the natives is a thing I want to try.
#4. Cafe hopping
Another fascinate things about South Korea is their cafe! Strolling the street of Seoul and do some cafe-hopping while writing a blog sounds good right?
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| LINE Friends Store and Cafe in Insadong, Seoul. Too cute to resist. A must in my itinerary. |
#5. Be a kid again!
I expect it to be extremely fun and unforgettable experience! I want to spend a day at Everland Themepark and be a kid again!
Its seem like I already have itinerary for this trip. Well, I've been dreaming of it since forever. So much things to see, so much things to do in South Korea. So, Traveloka can you please bring me to South Korea?
#MyTravelokaEscapade Bring Me to South Korea juseyo
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P/s, Praying that 9 January 2017 will be a great day in my life!
Thank You For Reading This Post ! Komen lah sikit =)
내 잘 생긴 남자 친구
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*insert smirk emoticon multiple 34566728 times here*
KOREAN DRAMA RECOMMENDATION FOR 4th QUARTER 2016 ( AIRING OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2016)
Annyeong my fellow neighbors in dramaland! We meet again in the last part of quarterly review series for year 2016. In this series, I will always try to write an honest review from my point of view. You might agree to disagree. I hope my review will help you to decide which drama to put on your watchlist.
I will discuss on drama that airing within October to December. So, are you ready?
Assalamualaikum and hello there!
Have you ever though where to live in if not in your native country? It would be a nice experience to live in another foreign country. I would like to experience new lifestyles, new cultures, new languages and everything new!
