TOP 10 FAVOURITE PLACE

WRITER'S TOP 10 FAVOURITES

Here, I would like to share my Top 10 favorite places in the world that have touch my heart. Any of you may have encounter the same favorites as any in my list??

HATYAI, THAILAND tops the travel lists - I love the Land of Smiles, friendly people, spicy food, SPA & Massage and a great nightlife.  

FLOATING MARKET, HATYAI

CENTRAL LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – it is a “must visit” place for everyone at least once in your lifetime. The beauty lies in central London – Big Ben, Trafalqar Square, London Eye, Parliament Houses, China Town and Cruising along Thames River. 

BIG BEN, CENTRAL LONDON

HOLLAND – a unique country where all sins matters – great nightlife.

AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND

BARCELONA, SPAIN – beautiful architecture, artistic and creative.

BARCELONA, SPLAIN

JAPAN – I love the “food”, scenery and mountain.

JAPAN

XIAMEN, CHINA – I must 'love' the less popular tourist place in China. All because I hailed from Xiamen (Fujian Province)! 

TULOU, XIAMEN, CHINA

 

COLORADO, USA – I love the desert, the mountain, the eagles and the Red Indian Settlement.

GRAND CANYON, USA

BINTAN, INDONESIA – I just love the beaches, it has one of the most beautiful 'wave' I ever encountered in my travels.

BINTAN, INDONESIA

SINGAPORE – obviously it is Shopping Time – fashionable clothing!! 

THE MERLION, SINGAPORE

 

CAMERONS, MALAYSIA – the attraction is the 'cooling weather' and nature exploration.

CAMERON HIGHLANDS, MALAYSIA

BLACKBURN

POPULATED BLACKBURN

I made a visit to see my cousin Tin's family, while I was on holiday in Preston, in 2010. 

The town is located only about 40 minutes car ride from Preston – Blackburn.

I did not get to visit the town – as I am on a visiting trip to see relatives who are running a Chinese restaurant, here.

Blackburn is a town in Lancashire, England – lies to the north of the West Pennine Moors on the southern edge of the Ribble Valley – east of Preston and north of Manchester. A former mill town, textiles have been produced in Blackburn since the middle of the 13^th century, where wool was woven in people's houses in the domestic system. Textile business declined in the mid 20^th century and faced challenges to other post-industrial northern towns including deindustrialisation, economic deprivation and housing issues. In recent decades, the tow has experienced high immigration with people of ethnic backgrounds making up the population. Nowadays, Blackburn has had significant investment and redevelopment since 1958 through government funding and the European Regional Development Fund.

May 2010

WRITER (L) POSING WITH TIN (CENTRE) AT HER RESTAURANT