Pun of the day:
Are you willing Tibet I’ve never seen a paradise before?

In Jiu Zhai Gou, we stayed in the most luxurious hotel–Jiu Zhai Paradise.

Ahh what a name.

Even though it is a 5-star hotel, the decor is mostly very traditional, with Tibetan folk motifs everywhere. It is very interesting to see both modern and traditional elements co-existing harmoniously, thus creating a spectacular fusion.

Interestingly, the exterior of the hotel is completely made of glass, but unfortunately, the rafters which support the glass didn’t give me a clear view of sky outside. read more

Pun of the day:
The fussy tourists like to yak about bull till the cows come home. Come on, don’t have a cow.

Jiu Zhai Gou: The Last Paradise on Earth

There is too much to blog about Sichuan! It could take me about a month to blog about everything. LOL. I can blog forever about the food there cuz i got hungry every freaking two hours in China. And NEVER gained any weight!!!

Life’s good.

Of all the things i experienced in Sichuan, I am most looking forward to blogging about this! So happy. The thought of blogging about this alone makes me happy. read more

Pun of the day:
I’ll show and tell you how peachy life is in China. It’s a Looong Quan, so be patient!

Life in China is very peachy indeed…

when there are fresh-from-the-trees fruits aplenty…

And are sold at a super cheap price.

Can you believe it? Six peaches for RM5!

*drools*

This picture doesn’t do her justice. She is 10 times more beautiful in person. I can’t believe she’s serving dishes in a restaurant. She shoud be hosting “Sichuan Today” or something. read more

Pun of the day:
We received a very cold reception at the top of the mountain, which consequently rained on our parade.

A month ago, I went to a one-star country.

I wasn’t satisfied with it. I wanted a five-star treatment.

So i went to China.

Love it! 😀

This was the first time i saw such a small baby on board. So cute!

DAY 1–Le Shan

Reaching Chengdu Airport.

The first destination was the Le Shan Buddha.

It’s supposedly one of the greatest Buddha statues in the world. read more

Pun of the day:
Even if there’s no cheese in Sichuan, i’d have beancured of my CDS (Cheese Deprivation Syndrome), because i found a great alternacheese.

Grrrrr!

Cheeserland was siao today. It said server overload. WTC. Now you cheese now you don’t, almost drove me cheeses. >_<

Anycheese. Let’s begin our journey to Sichuan.

First, i want to talk about the interesting transportation in Sichuan.

In Chengdu (capital of Sichuan Province), trishaw fares are more expensive than taxi fares. read more

Pun of the day:
Some people dislike t’revel in foreign lands. Well, I had pun, so no complaints here. 😀

I’m back in Malaysia! 😀

This time around, I didn’t get CDS (Cheese Deprivation Syndrome)!

I’m all healthy and fine (and still cheesy of course), because this was what I ate in Sichuan.

I just love to break my own record. I took 2,748 pictures in 8 days. Total size of pictures: 6.91GB.

MAY YOU DIE OF CHEESIE OVERDOSE.

Sichuan was so much nicer than I imagined. The weather was nice. The streets were clean. The people were generally polite. Heck, the boys were cute too! The waiters in the restaurants, the bell boys in the hotels and even the massage boy! (They are all young graduates, so no old old uncles 😀 😀 ). read more