PASAY CITY – The Run with Me charity fun run of Resorts World Manila was recently awarded the Charity Event of the Year Award at the prestigious 3rd Philippine Sports Tourism Awards.
Resorts World Manila’s ‘Run with Me’ fun run is a celebrity-led charity that fosters camaraderie and sportsmanship among its participants all while raising funds for various charities. A good complement to other sporting events that focus on personal merits and recognition, the 2018 Run with Me fun run garnered almost 5,000 runners and collected a total of 3.5 million pesos which were distributed to 6 foundations namely the HERO Foundation, YESPinoy Foundation, ERDA Tech Foundation, Right Start Community Development Inc., EPCALM Adult Leukemia Foundation of the Philippines, and Empowering Brilliant Minds Foundation.
In receiving the award on behalf of Resort World Manila, Mr. Joee Guilas, the Director for corporate communications defined the award to be close to the hearts of everyone involved in the project. “We are honored to be recognized by the PSTA for this charity program and we shall continue to help our beneficiaries in every way we can.”
Organized by Selrahco PR and Primetime Plan Bravo, the Philippine Sports Tourism Awards, now in its 3rd year, sought to recognize and celebrate the movers and shakers of sports as a major pillar of Philippine tourism. Different institutions which were awarded the prestigious PSTA trophies varied from governments, private companies, venues, conventions, and more. A total of 14 awards were presented in the Grand Bar & Lounge of Resorts World Manila, Pasay City.
Other winners of PSTA 2018 were Sunrise Events, Inc. (Event Organizer of the Year – Private), City of Dumaguete (Event Organizer of the Year – Government), Subic Bay – Ironman (Event of the Year – International), Ceres – Negros FC (Sports Association of the Year), City of Davao (Destination Marketing of the Year – Ironman), Sunlife Financial (Event Sponsorship of the Year), Philippine Airlines (Airline of the Year), AA Philippines (MICE Event of the Year), Marco Polo Plaza Hotel (Hotel of the Year), Cebu Pacific – Juan for Fun (Adventure Event of the Year), Philippine Sports Commission/Philippine National Games (Event of the Year – Domestic), Panaad Park & Sports Complex, Bacolod City (Sports Venue of the Year) & Clark Freeport (Sports Destination of the Year).
(PSTA winners and presenters from left to right: Lalie Novero (Sunlife Financial), Atty. Ramon O. Agregado (Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority), Maria Cecilia Bobadilla-Bitare (Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority), Agusto Lagman (Automobile Association Philippines), Ali Go (Ceres – Negros FC), Josen De Tagle (Philippine Airlines), Vicky Magsino (Marco Polo Plaza Hotel), Joee Guilas (Resorts World Manila), Mayor Felipe Antonio Remollo (City of Dumaguete), Noemi Julian (Clark Development Corporation), Undersecretary Benito Bengzon, Jr. (Department of Tourism), Princess Galura (Sunrise Events, Inc.), Roberto Zozobrado (President, PATA Philippine Chapter), Michelle Lim (Cebu Pacific), Anthony Carlo Agustin (Province of Negros Occidental), Generose Tecson (City of Davao), Charles Lim (Founder, Philippine Sports Tourism Awards), Pauland Dumlao (President, Primetime) (Mr. Joee Guilas, the director for corporate communications of Resorts World Manila receives the award for Charity Event of the Year for RWM’s ‘Run With Me’ fun run which raised a total of 3.5 million pesos which were later granted to 6 partner charities. Joining him onstage is DOT Undersecretary Benito Bengzon Jr., PSTA Founder Charles Lim, and Primetime CEO Pauland Dumlao.)
Philippines’ top sports tourism destinations, events, and organizers were recognized in the prestigious 3rd Sports Tourism Awards at the Grand Wing of Resorts World Manila, Newport City, on November 26, 2019.
Running away with the top award as Destination of the Year was Clark Freeport for organizing and supporting well over 200 sporting events in the free port zone last year alone. Representing the destination was Noel Manankil, President of Clark Development Corporation who received the award from Undersecretary Benito Bengzon, Jr. of the Department of Tourism; along with Charles Lim, Founder and Chairman of the Philippines Sports Tourism Awards (PSTA) and Pauland Dumlao, President and Managing Director of Primetime as co-presenters.
The PSTA originated from the long standing Sports Tourism Forum (STF) which originated in Cebu in 2004 but moved on as an educational series on sports tourism event management supported by the Department of Tourism for event organizers, sports associations, hotels, sports clubs, and local sports and tourism offices.
Other winners of PSTA 2018 were Sunrise Events, Inc. (Event Organizer of the Year – Private), City of Dumaguete (Event Organizer of the Year – Government), Subic Bay – Ironman (Event of the Year – International), Ceres – Negros FC (Sports Association of the Year), Resorts World Manila (Charity Event of the Year), City of Davao (Destination Marketing of the Year – Ironman), Sunlife Financial (Event Sponsorship of the Year), Philippine Airlines (Airline of the Year), AA Philippines (MICE Event of the Year), Marco Polo Plaza Hotel (Hotel of the Year), Cebu Pacific – Juan for Fun (Adventure Event of the Year), Philippine Sports Commission/Philippine National Games (Event of the Year – Domestic), Panaad Park & Sports Complex, Bacolod City (Sports Venue of the Year).
Grand PSTA Winners from left to right: Lalie Novero (Sunlife Financial), Atty. Ramon O. Agregado (Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority), Maria Cecilia Bobadilla-Bitare (Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority), Agusto Lagman (Automobile Association Philippines), Ali Go (Ceres – Negros FC), Josen De Tagle (Philippine Airlines), Vicky Magsino (Marco Polo Plaza Hotel), Joee Guilas (Resorts World Manila), Mayor Felipe Antonio Remollo (City of Dumaguete), Noemi Julian (Clark Development Corporation), Undersecretary Benito Bengzon, Jr. (Department of Tourism), Princess Galura (Sunrise Events, Inc.), Roberto Zozobrado (President, PATA Philippine Chapter), Michelle Lim (Cebu Pacific), Anthony Carlo Agustin (Province of Negros Occidental), Generose Tecson (City of Davao), Charles Lim (Founder, Philippine Sports Tourism Awards), Pauland Dumlao (President, Primetime).
The Taiwan Expo 2019 has set foot in Davao City for the first time, as the global expo brings Taiwanese companies seeking to forge business collaboration with their Filipino counterparts.
Organized by Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), the expo is the country’s main platform for its companies to explore business opportunities with their counterparts in Southeast Asia and South Asia.
Around 100 Taiwan exhibitors attended the Davao expo from November 8-9 at the SMX Convention Center Davao to showcase their country’s expertise in various industries such as technology, agriculture, design, medical care, education, and tourism.
The expo is expected to boost trade cooperation in the Asian region, as the two-day event facilitates industry forums and trade meetings among the participants. It featured Taiwanese companies covering a wide range of categories such as Smart City, Taiwan Lifestyle, Healthcare, Agriculture and Fisheries and Taiwan Tourism.
Taiwan Expo is at the forefront of being the country’s hallmark of development and innovation, and is key to the country’s New Southbound Policy launched in 2016 in a bid to lessen its dependence on China. As an alternative, Taiwan is seeking to improve relations with 18 countries, including the Philippines.
This is the first time organizers decided to bring the expo to Davao, an emerging city in the Philippines and the capital of Mindanao. “The Philippines is one of the fastest growing economies in Southeast Asia. Investments are flowing in, industries are booming. It is becoming the new economic powerhouse in ASEAN” says TAITRA chairman James C.F. Huang during the expo’s opening ceremony, attended by various government officials in both Taiwan and Davao.
Agriculture and fisheries are two of Davao’s most important industries, showing potential to become an innovation hub in various fields in this part of the country.
With the Taiwan expo in Davao, organizers are optimistic that bilateral relations between Taiwan and the Philippines can go further in business, tourism, industries and any other fields. “Since thelaunchof the visa waiver program in 2017, visitors from the Philippines to Taiwan have greatly increased. In 2018, visitor from the Philippines grew exponentially. The highest of all countries.Taiwanesetourists were the Philippine’s 6th largest source of foreign tourists last year.” “Here in this great City of Davao, we see new beginnings, new hopes, and new dreams. Together we’ll make new journeys, seize new opportunities, and realize new prospects.”
ABOUT TAITRA
Founded in 1970, TAITRA is Taiwan’s foremost nonprofit trade promoting organization. Sponsored by the government and industry organizations, TAITRA assists enterprises to expand their global market reach. Headquartered in Taipei, TAITRA has a team of 1,300 specialists and operates five local offices in Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Tainan and Kaohsiung as well as 60 branches worldwide. Together with Taipei World Trade Center (TWTC) and Taiwan Trade Center (TTC), TAITRA has formed a global network dedicated to promoting world trade.
(Mr. James C.F. Huang, Chairman of the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) gives his remarks in the Taiwan Expo opening ceremony. Around 100 exhibitors were in full display including Taiwan Excellence which featured award-winning brands such as ASUS, ACER, and Kymco. Droves of visitors attended the 2-day expo.)
‘Taiwan in Design’ is a major project organized by TAITRA (Taiwan External Trade Development Council) that seeks to catalyze business transactions between Taiwan and the Philippine through design. The project will be featured in the upcoming Taiwan Expo 2019 in SMX, Lanang this November 8-9, 2019. This design showcase will demonstrate the designs of Taiwan as an important added-value for their products.
The exhibit will run under the theme “enjoy design, enjoy life”, and will be presenting 50 select products that exhibit superior design and creativity. The products which will be featured in the expo are some of the most awarded in the industry. They have received global design awards among iF, Red Dot, Taiwan Excellence, GIA, Tokyo Design and more. The 14 Taiwanese manufacturers will demonstrate how Taiwan transforms life inspiration into product value and enhance the beauty element of life and business. The works that will be displayed will show creative design comprising of traditional Taiwanese culture with emphasis on science and technology as well as remaining environmentally safe and promoting green technology.
Cebu Pacific Air introduces CEB Flexi—a flight “add-on” feature that gives us travelers the flexibility to rebook flights up to two times, and until (2) hours before departure, for a minimal fee.
Uncertainties knock on unexpected days. Worst ones are those that result to moving the trip to a later date, and pay rebooking fees for the changes. The CEB Flexi works as a buffer for such scenario. Once CEB Flexi is availed, it would be easier now to rebook the affected ticket to another convenient date, hassle-free! Purely optional, but highly recommended for its practical benefits. This facility is basically 60% cheaper compared to current rebooking fees, and passengers only have to pay the difference in fare (if applicable).
CEB Flexi “add on” is priced at PHP499 for domestic flights, PHP799 for international short haul flights, and PHP1,099 for international long-haul flights. Once availed, this minimal fee shall be added to your ticket upon purchase.
CEB Flexi can be availed thru online bookings starting October 22, 2019. It shall be part of the “add on” features together with the check-in baggage options, in-flight meals and travel insurance interface. www.cebupacificair.com
This option is only available via CEB App and CEB website booking.
Cebu Pacific Air is further enhancing its online assistance facility with their cute virtual travel auxiliary, CHARLIE. Reachable via Facebook Messenger and on www.cebupacificair.com, Charlie can retrieve your existing itinerary, check you in online, provide digital boarding pass and address basic booking or seat sale questions.
It’s no secret that Taiwan has one of the world’s best street-food scenery. The culinary philosophy in Taiwan is simple. ‘Eat often and eat well. Small eats — but lots of them!’ Taiwan’s food is a mash-up of the cuisine of the Min Nan, Teochew and Hokkien Chinese communities, along with Japanese cooking.
Taiwanese food is actually a popular thing in the streets of New York (USA) since 2009. Taiwanese food continuously expands its influence to neighbouring countries and beyond. That being said, Taiwan Bureau of Foreign Trade is bringing to the Philippines a glimpse of their food industry on the upcoming #TaiwanExpo2019. The Expo shall be held here in Davao City! Taiwan-based brands for food and beverages will be showcasing their products and business opportunities.
Save the Date: #TaiwanExpo –> November 8 and 9 at SMX Convention Center of SM Lanang.
Last August 26 to 31,2019, twenty five active bloggers and influencers from different ASEAN countries gathered in Kuala Lumpur, to participate in the Malaysia ASEAN Influencers and Key Opinion Leaders programme (MAIKOL 2019). The 6-days programme offered the participants a fun and engaging ‘Experience Malaysia’ activities and cultural exposure, aiming to promote Visit Malaysia 2020 tourism campaign.
The highlight of the activity was to let the participants see and experience Malaysia beyond the metropolis of Kuala Lumpur. On day 03, all twenty five bloggers and influencers were sent as solo travelers or in pairs to different provinces across the country, given the freedom to make their own itineraries for 2 days at the assigned place. I was particularly assigned to visit Tawau and Lahad Datu, which is located on the east coast of Sabah.
Airasia flies from Kuala Lumpur (KLIA2) to Tawau Airport daily. Direct flight takes three hours. Lahad Datu is a scenic 2-hours drive from Tawau.
Exposure: Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia
Lahad Datu is a coastal town located on the east side of Sabah, mainly living on palm oil and coco agri-business. The town is surrounded by vast plantations. As such, green is everywhere. Probably the greenest province I’ve visited so far. Population is relatively small, at around 27,000. The people here are generally Muslim Malay and a fraction of Chinese-Malay. The town centre is relatively small, very walkable and full of life during the late afternoon.Seafood Destination. As a coastal town along Denver Bay, seafood here is downright fresh and cheap. The seafood market is definitely a feast. Rainforest Visit. Aside from being a Palm growers’ town, Lahad Datu is also the gateway to Danum Valley Conservation Area, one of Malaysia’s most well preserved and protected rainforest and home to the most precious birds and mammals of Southeast Asia. Danum has over 200 species of trees found in just one hectare, making it one of the richest rainforest in the world. A visit to Danum viewing park offers an overlooking view of Denver Bay and Lahad Datu coast.
For rainforest tour bookings, visit the official site https://www.amazingborneo.com (Photos of animals attached by Borneo Safari Tours).
Photo by Borneo Safari Tours
Photo by Borneo Safari Tours
Exposure: Tawau, Sabah, Malaysia
Tawau is the third largest town in Sabah, after Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan. The town is currently at its high time on industrial development. Commercial and hospitality facilities are booming. Tawau’s main product is Palm Oil. This coastal town boasts a well-established road network from the highland plantations to port.
Tawau Chocolate Industry. Blessed with fertile land, Tawau is also known for tobacco and cocoa produce. Tawau is said to be one of the best source in the world for raw chocolate material. Teck Guan Cocoa Museum is a must visit in Tawau. Also a good place to find local products; from organic body wash to export quality 70% pure chocolate bars.
Leisurely Stroll Around the City Centre. Tawau City Centre is full of color. The mid-rise commercial district is painted with burst of colors. Al-Kauthar Mosque is one of the most instagrammable locations in the city, with its perfectly-shaped green dome.
Rainforest Trekking. Tawau is also known as the gateway to some of Sabah’s most well preserved rainforests and nature conservation area. One of this is the Tawau Hill Park. It’s a 60 minutes ride from town center. Tawau hill park boasts some of the tallest natural rainforest trees in the world.
Here’s a Video Blog preview shot during my visit to Tawau Hills Park.
Other Nearby Places to see. Tawau itself is not that popular among tourist, though many arrive daily at Tawau Airport to travel via Semporna (3 hours drive east) to the fabulous diving spots around the islands of Sipadan and Mabul. I didn’t have the luxury of time to visit these islands. For more info on diving activities, just google “Amazing Borneo Tours”.
Photo by Amazing Borneo Tours
Where to Stay in Lahad Datu: My-Inn Hotel, Lorong Bandar Perdana 6, 91100 Lahad Datu, Sabah, Malaysia
Where to Stay in Tawau: L.A. Hotel, Jalan St Patrick, Bandar Tawau, 91000 Tawau, Sabah, Malaysia
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Last August 26 to 31,2019, twenty five active bloggers and influencers from different ASEAN countries gathered in Kuala Lumpur, to participate in the Malaysia ASEAN Influencers and Key Opinion Leaders programme (MAIKOL 2019). The 6-days programme offered the participants a fun and engaging ‘Experience Malaysia’ activities and cultural exposure, aiming to promote Visit Malaysia 2020 tourism campaign.
The programme was spearheaded by Tourism Malaysia of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (Malaysia). They participants were hosted and sponsored by Sunway City Kuala Lumpur, with Airasia as partner airline.
Day 01
The activity kicked off at Kuala Lumpur. Day 01, the arrival day, was all about introduction, preparation and briefing over a sumptuous Malaysian dinner with the officers and major sponsors.
Day 02
Day 02 was a highlight, as the participants spent one day to enjoy Sunway Lagoon Amusement Park. Among the popular rides were the river rapids and scream coaster. Day 02 afternoon was spent at the Sunway Lagoon, which is the world’s largest surf pool to date. Check out the complete Sunway Experience and short video blog by clicking here.
Day 03
The main assignment of the activity was to let the participants see and experience Malaysia beyond the metropolis of Kuala Lumpur. On day 03, all twenty five bloggers and influencers were sent as solo travelers or in pairs to different provinces across the country, given the freedom to make their own itineraries at the assigned place for 2 days. A number of participants took the intercity train to Kedah, Ipoh etc. Two participants explored Sarawak. Reggy (Indonesia), Sam (Cambodia) and I flew to Sabah. I was particularly assigned to visit Tawau and Lahad Datu, which is located on the east coast of Sabah. My flight took three hours per way by Airasia direct.
Tawau, Sabah
Beautifully set at the east coast and facing Celebes Sea, Tawau is the third-largest town in Sabah, after Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan. Tawau is a fast developing industrial town, mainly sourcing on Palm Oil industry. Blessed with fertile soil, Tawau is also popular for their cocoa products, which is said to be among the best chocolate raw material producers in the world. Apart from its industrial image, Tawau is best known as the gateway to some of the most well preserved rainforest and conservation areas in Malaysia (in the world actually). It is impossible not to notice its lush green hills and flat lands as the plane is descending. Among the highlights of my Tawau Trip was a quick half day trek to the Tawau Hills Park rainforest and see some of the tallest rainforest trees in the world up close. A trip to the popular Teck Guan Coco Museum is also worth mentioning. I hoarded boxes of chocolate drinks, as they are perfect giveaway to friends.
At the entrance way of Tawau Hills Park.
If given more time, it would have been nice to drive two more hours to Semporna and the other beach resort-islands, which is said to offer one of the best diving and snorkeling sites in the world. For tours, you may get in touch with Sabah booking though their official website by clicking here.
Day 04 – Lahad Datu, Sabah
View of Denver Bay as seen from Danum Valley Field Tower
On my day 04, i was assigned to explore Lahad Datu, which is around + 2 hours drive by land. Lahad Datu is a humble town, also sourcing mainly on the palm oil industry. On my way to my assignment, I dropped by Danum Valley Conservation Area Field Centre. Danum Valley is a 438 square kilometres tract of relatively undisturbed lowland dipterocarp forest in Sabah, Malaysia. It is one of the richest rainforest in the world, having more than 200 species of plants/trees in just one square hectare. Danum Valley is also home to numerous exotic Southeast Asian birds, pygmy elephants, the elusive Sumatran Rhino and Bornean Proboscis monkey. I wasn’t able to see the animals at their natural habitats as they are located 60 km deeper into the forest. However, I was able to see the vast green lands and the breathtaking view of Denver Bay from the 7 storeys high field centre tower. Lahad Datu is located right at the coastal line of Denver Bay, which can also be seen from the tower.
As a coastal town, Lahad Datu is abundant on fish and seafood. It was a delightful experience seeing fresh catch at Pasar Ikan Fish Market. Some catches there are actually not available in my country. I enjoyed the freshest grilled fish dinner at Jalan Mawar, which is located just at the opposite of the fish Market.
Check out my Tawau and Lahad Datu video blog preview below.
Day 05 – Kuala Lumpur Night Tour
Photo by Ian Ray Garcia of Wander Lust
On day 05, I flew back to Kuala Lumpur to reunite with the group. We also scheduled a quick late afternoon tour to KL Tower. Highlight was seeing Kuala Lumpur cityscape while inside a glass box, that is 420 meters above the ground level. Such a memorable experience it is. By night time, we headed to the Petronas Twin Towers for dinner and leisure.
Day 06 – Hari Merdeka, Malaysia’s Independence Day
Day 06 was an early call, as we were invited to attend Malaysia’s 62nd National (Independence) Day. The event, which was held in Putra Jaya, was packed with locals taking pride on the nation’s celebration of freedom.
Photo by Glen Santillan of Escape Manila
Day 06 was also the last day of the programme. All participants, organisers and sponsors enjoyed a night of fun and sharing over a sumptuous Malay-themed buffet. The programme was concluded by the announcement of the creative contest winners. The most creative photo was awarded to Abigail Javellana of Our Awesome Planet, Philippines, and the most creative video was awarded to PK of Cambodia.
Abigail of Our Awesome Planet’s winning piece
The contest winners
MAIKOL 2019 was indeed a remarkable experience for my blogging career. During the 6 days activity, I was able to find a deeper appreciation of Malaysia, its people, its land, its unique flavours and valued culture. The activity also earned me cultural exchanges, friendship and bonds with the other participant, as well as with the ever hospitable Tourism Malaysia hosts. ASEAN brotherhood and camaraderie lives on.
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The participants from the Philippines. Ian Ray Garcia, Tia Lacson, Abigail Javellana, Glen Santillan and Joseph Lim
ASEAN brotherhood and camaraderie was celebrated once again during the MAIKOL 2019, held August 26 to 31, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The event gathered 25 influencers and bloggers from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Laos, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam and Thailand, to take part on a 6-days Experience Malaysia programme. The programme was sponsored by Sunway City Kuala Lumpur and airline partner AIRASIA. MAIKOL stands for Malaysia ASEAN Influencers Key Opinion Leaders programme, aiming to promote Visit Malaysia 2020 tourism campaign.
Facts and Highlights of Sunway City Kuala Lumpur Experience
Sunway City is the first fully integrated township of Malaysia. It was said that the location of Sunway City used to be a mining land. After the termination of operations and being unused for a span of time, the property was cleverly converted and developed to a township-complex comprised of condominiums, office towers, educational facilities, commercial centre and hotels. A lagoon-style resort/theme park with a man-made body of water was built at the centre, being the deepest part. This is the Sunway Lagoon Malaysia that we are enjoying today.
Aerial Photo credits to Sunway City Website
Sunway Resort Hotel and Spa
Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa is the 5-star flagship hotel of Sunway City. The hotel also operates the Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre, one of the largest convention centres in Malaysia.
Sunway Hotel’s entrance is impossible not to admire. The boldly detailed facade radiates a strong vibe of grandeur. The multi-levelled lotus-style canopy adds up to the rich vibe. Malay masonry craftsmanship at its best. The classic-mixed European style lobby interiors is instagrammable at every angle.
Sunway Pyramid Hotel
Sunway Pyramid is the 4-star property of Sunway City offering 564 Guestrooms & Suites. Sunway Pyramid was our host hotel for four nights during the recent MAIKOL 2019 programme. The hotel is directly connected to Sunway Pyramid Mall and Sunway Lagoon theme park.
Sunway Pyramid interiors is a fresh blend of contemporary design elements, textures and play of light.
Sunway Pyramid Mall is Malaysia’s First and only Egyptian-themed lifestyle and entertainment mall. The multi-storey commercial centre houses varied restaurant brands, indoor recreational facilities and lifestyle shops of the latest trends from local and international brands. It has direct access to Kuala Lumpur metro train and bus networks.
Sunway Pyramid Facade Photo credits to Sunway City Website
Sunway Lagoon Theme Park Complex
The complex consists of a Water Park, Amusement Park, Wildlife Park, Extreme Park, Scream Park and Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon. Among the most popular rides are the Gold Scream Roller Coaster, Colorado Splash and the 360-degree rotating pirate ship in the shape of a galleon. Also located in the amusement park is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world(as per sunwaylagoon.com) at 428m length. The bridge offers a bird-eye view of the entire park 60 feet above the lagoon.
Photo by Ian Ray Garcia
Sunway Lagoon Water Park is famous for its water rides and largest man made sand surf beach. The water park can be accessed from the amusement park thru the pedestrian suspension bridge.
Photo by Ian Ray Garcia
Here’s a quick video-blog taken during our highlighting the best moments with our accommodation host and sponsor Sunway City Kuala Lumpur.
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