7 things in Taiwan that you can’t find in Malaysia!

        So far I have visited Taiwan twice in my life. Both of the trips I did not really explore the tourism spots like a tourist. But I kind of experienced Taiwan like a local and also as a cyclist, and those are the reasons of me writing this article discussing what are the daily things that are so common to Taiwanese but surprised me as a Malaysian. 







1. Convenient stores

The

Homestay Series: All the wonderful weird things happening in a Japanese Home

Although I am yet to experience a month-long homestay myself, I’ve interviewed several friends who had gotten the chance to do just that and “live to tell the tale. " Here is what I’ve got:



“Express” Language Learning.
It is possible that your host family speaks only Japanese, so inevitably after your months-long stay, you might forget how to English… Homestay provides you the best Japanese

15 Tips for a Wonderful Homestay Experience in Japan

        The idea of spending a whole week (or even months!) with a complete stranger-family in a foreign land far far away from home might sound intimidating, but anyhow, do it in Japan!



        Homestay with a Japanese family is the most intriguing experience one can get in the land of rising sun. Not only that it is a much cheaper alternative to cramped-up hotel rooms, Homestay is simply the

Ditch the Hotels, Try Homestay in Japan!

        I was traumatized by the expensive room rate and the lack of space in Tokyo hotel rooms during my last visit. Bearing in mind that I will be traveling with my family this time, I searched high and low on the internet for an alternative that I can deem the “Perfect Place to stay”...


        Couchsurfing? It is out of the picture since finding a couch is a difficult task to start with and

Waking up in: OSAKA Groovy Music Bar - The Best Hostel Experience Ever

       I guess this is probably my dream. To travel whole day, come back and take a good shower, lay lazily in my bed, go downstairs to the BAR, listen to the music, meet nice, new, awesome friends while having a drink. 



 
     You should definitely check this out.

       The hostel name is Groovy Music Bar. As you read the name out, Yes, this is a place where you will get a bed, a place to

Best of Kansai, Japan – Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, Kobe

       It has been 2 years since I last visited Kansai. Recently, by chance and impulse, I was able to travel to Kansai one more time, which makes me really feel like writing an article about this whole area, because Kansai is way too awesome and I need you guys to know it. 






       Here I am going to answer all your “Where”, “How”, “What” about Kansai. If you still have any doubt, feel

Hokkaido 5 days Itinerary : Part 5 (Sapporo)

Continued from day 1: Hakodate
Continued from day 2: Otaru

Continued from day 3: Arashikawa

Continued from day 4: Biei Furano





Day 5 – the last day

Don’t feel like wanna make it my last day…

It was Sapporo! The main town of Hokkaido.

First we had some simple breakfast in Biei and 2 hours driving took us to Sapporo.



We visited Shiroi Koibito Park in the morning. Shiroi Koibito Park

Hokkaido 5 days Itinerary : Part 4 (Biei Furano)

Continued from day 1: Hakodate
Continued from day 2: Otaru

Continued from day 3: Arashikawa






Day 4 – Finally it is SUNNY!!



Thanks god because this is the day that I wouldn’t be happy if without the sunshine! Because I was going to visit all the places below!

First, the mysterious blue pond of Biei







And then, Shikisai no Oka. I bought this dreamy Lavender soft cream there! 350yen

Hokkaido 5 days Itinerary : Part 3 (Arashikawa)

Continued from day 1: Hakodate

Continued from day 2: Otaru





Day 3

Arashikawa

Because I wanted to see northern animals so much! Came here for these <3 font="">

Arashikawa zoo entrance ticket:  820yen





They are sleeping standing up!







The northern wolves. They do howl from time to time. I was pretty amazed by their howling. 





You can experience watching the northern bear

Hokkaido 5 days Itinerary: Part 2 (Otaru)

Continue from Day 1: Hakodate





Day 2

Drive all the way from Hakodate, it takes about 4 hours to arrive at Otaru. 







Walk along the beautiful streets directing to the sea, and have some famous street food and sweets along the road, and soon enough, you will reach the Otaru Canal. 





panjyu 120yen





 baby castellan, 10 for 200yen







If you are here for real, do try the most

Hokkaido 5 Days Itinerary (Budget Trip) : Part 1

I know a lot of people don’t dare to visit Hokkaido because it sounds Expensive. Here I want to provide a guideline to travel in Hokkaido, with a budget which makes it not so scary.



I rented a car (15,000 yen) with a friend, booked Airbnb and we were there for 5 days. 50,000 jpy including accommodation car rental (expenses = ~8000+ jpy/day).

Appx RM2400 in total.



HOKKAIDO TRIP Day 1

One

Boracay Island, the Philippines: 4 Days 3 Nights Itinerary Sharing

So dear readers, you've guessed it right! Last week I went on a sweet vacation to Boracay, the Philippines. Honestly speaking, it was truly an amazing experience. A lot of readers recommended me to check out Cebu and Palawan as well, but since I had limited time, I'll keep these awesome suggestions for next time! Keep your recommendations rolling in! <3 nbsp="" p="">





Flight Ticket

Air Asia

WAKING UP IN: The Time Capsule Retreat, Sungai Lembing, Pahang, Malaysia.

      Sungai Lembing recently became a hit destination among locals, so we at Miss Happy Feet decided to check it out. Traveling in the country is cheap, and the journey from Kuala Lumpur only takes 3 hours, most importantly, it can be done during a weekend. So, why not? 


      For our 3-days-2-night weekend escape in Sungai Lembing, Pahang, we checked into the Time Capsule Retreat, one of

Weekend Getaway in Malaysia: All You Have to Know about Sungai Lembing, Pahang

      Traveling afar is on everyone's bucket list, hence Iceland, Korea, Japan, Indonesia became the biggest trend among Malaysian travelers last year... However, even if budget doesn't allow, it doesn't mean that we have to put our traveling plans on hold. Here is our suggestion: instead of traveling far, why not explore our own backyard in Malaysia? Because beautiful places can be found in our