Padang Kota Lama Pulau Pinang

Ahad 25 November 2012 saya sekeluarga ke Pulau Pinang dan tempat hala tuju kita orang ialah Padang Kota Lama di Pulau Pinang. Kenapa memilih padang kota lama?, kerna itu sahaja lah salah satu tempat tuju untuk kami sekeluarga memancing dan beriadah untuk sakitkan kaki menapak ke sana dan ke sini. Kalau rasa sakit sangat kaki tue bolehlah menyewa beca yang           dihiasi cantik untuk ke mana-mana. 

Pulau Pinang ni tempat kebiasaan saya dan keluarga berkunjung. Jarak antara tempat kediaman saya dan Pulau Pinang hanyalah lebih kurang kurang 35km. 

Aktiviti memancing adalah aktiviti keluarga saya. Saya memang minat memancing pantang ler tgk air mesti nak memancing, dapat ikan atau tak letak tepi yg penting keseronokan memancing harus dirasai. 

Apa yg penting angin sepoi2 bahasanya mampu mereleasekan tension ku. Kedamaian pemandangan air lautnya mendamaikan mata yang memandang. Aku tidak pernah jemu untuk berkunjung ke Pulau Pinang. Juadah di sini pun tak kurang hebatnya, saya sempat mengena Laksa Penang yg hebat sangat rasanya.

World's most extraordinary ancient structures

Tikal, Guatemala
This Mayan city-state is one of the largest and best preserved ruins of the civilisation. Native stories and legends have told over the decades that Tikal is shrouded in strange mystical mysteries and excavation has showed that it was abruptly abandoned by the Mayans over 1000 years ago with no visible evidence as to why.







Angkor Wat, Cambodia
This legendary ancient city was built by the Khmer kings in a process that lasted almost 4 centuries and was subsequently abandoned in the mid-1400s when Thai armies invaded. Hidden by jungles, the ruins were rediscovered in 1860 and the lost civilisation instantly piqued the research interest of Western archaeologists and historians.





Machu Picchu, Peru
Accessible only by train or a 4 day trek, this amazing site is widely referred to as the “Lost City of the Incas”. Invisible from below and completely self-contained, surrounded by agricultural promenades sufficient to feed the population, and watered by natural springs, the Machu Picchu site seemed to have been built by the Inca as a secret ceremonial city.

The Moai statues of Easter Island, Pacific Ocean

These massive and amazingly carvancient relics, Moai are seen all over the island, and in different shapes, sizes, and stages of completion. Many statuesed  were left unfinished at the quarry site and there is no evidence yet as to what functions did the Moai served. These incredibly carved statues are alas the only thing left of the mysterious Polynesian culture that once lived there.

 

Petra, Jordan

Discovered in 19th century by a Swiss explorer, the massive historical site was made famous by Hollywood motion picture, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and one of the most recognisable spots is the Al Khazneh, commonly referred to as the ‘Treasury’. Its function was a mystery until a recent excavation revealed that the Treasury was actually a tomb, probably of the royalties. 

The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt

These extraordinary 3,000 years old pyramid still hold a vast number of unopened chambers till this day. Historians and scientists are baffled at the remarkable human engineering of the pyramids that was built to directly align with the stars and the solstices. 

 

The Roman Colosseum, Rome

Dating back from AD 72, this is the scene where countless stories of gory battles between gladiators, slaves, prisoners and wild animals have emerged from this amphitheatre. Capable of seating 50,000 spectators, the amphitheatre was ravaged by Roman popes and aristocrats, all eager to use its materials for their palaces and churches.

 

 

Stonehenge, England

Erected around 2500BC, this was an impressive engineering feat during its time. The massive stones were aligned almost perfectly with the sunrise on the summer solstice and for that reason it was speculated to be a site for ancient rituals as well as a sacred burial ground for high-ranking officials.

 

Taj Mahal, India

One of the finest prehistoric buildings in the world, this Mughal beauty was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife who died in childbirth. It was constructed by twenty thousand workers from marble and inlayed with twenty-eight different kinds of precious and semi-precious stones from across India and Asia.

 

The Great Wall of China, China

The world’s longest man made structure, it is a breath-taking feat of ancient defence architecture that took over 21 centuries of construction and rebuilding. Formed mainly to protect the Chinese Empire from northern invaders, the wall is also known as the “longest cemetery on earth” because of the many deaths during its construction.

 

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BERCUTI-CUTI DI PULAU SAYAK

Bila tiba musim cuti sekolah pasti kita akan pikir-pikir kemana la nak bercuti, dan saya sekeluarga merancang untuk bercuti-cuti di Pulau Sayak, meskipun percutian itu hanya mengambil masa 2 hari 1 malam jer tapi percutian itu telah meninggalkan kesan yg amat mendalam di hati saya dan keluarga.

Pagi itu saya sekeluarga bersiap-siap dengan makanan untuk di bawa sebagai bekal di makan di tepi pantai, perjalanan dari rumah tak jauh hanya mengambil masa lebih kurang 25km jer dari rumah saya, bekal siap...anak-anak siap...sekeluarga siap, kereta pun dah reiki memang elok sepenuhnya.

Lebih kurang 40 minit perjalanan sampailah kami sekeluarga ke chalet yang  di tujui iaitu chalet pulau sayak ler, ape lagi kita orang pun check in ler, ape lagi buka ler bekalan dan nyum nyum makan sampai kenyang sambil menikmati deruan ombak dan hembusan angin pantai yang memang mengasyikan dan menghilangkan stress yang bersarang di simpulan-simpulan otak ini. Chalet ni memang best la mama kata anak saya, dan saya sangat gembira kerana kali ini saya mampu membawa anak2 untuk bercuti disini meskipun tak sehebat tempat lain yang gah dan perkasa, saya cukup bersyukur. Oh lupa pulak saya nak gambarkan sedikit tentang chalet yang saya dan keluarga kunjungi ini.   Chalet ni    terletak betul2   di tepi    pantai,

diperbuat 90% kayu simen cuma lantai jer ler, saya suka dan semua orang suka dengan chalet ni harga tak mahal 1 malam cuma RM120 jer.

Aktiviti yang saya dan semua lakukan adalah membakar ikan, memancing dan bermandi. Wah sangat seronok saya pun excited kat tempat ni. Ikan yang dipancing terus dimasak dan di bakar, hmm memang sedap dan manis bila ikan yang masih baru dimasak. Lunch masak ikan yang dipancing ler. Kat Pulau Sayak ni memang banyak restoran mee udang, mee udang pulau sayak ni memang sedap dan enak..amboi promote la plak.

Sampai sini dulu kisah percutian saya dan keluarga ke Pulau Sayak, saya akan susulkan dengan tempat2 menarik yang saya dan keluarga pergi.

BERCUTILAH DIDALAM NEGARA KERANA HMM KERANA BEST LER HEE...HEE...