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I went on a class trip to Genting Highlands last weekend. Then when we were going back we went to KL first. We visited the Putrajaya International Conference Centre, then we went to High 5 Bread History. It was quite a fun trip. We rode all the rides at Genting. Unfortunately, we didn't have much time to play because it rained until afternoon and we could only get in at 2 p.m. Also, the outdoor theme park closes at 7 p.m. even though it opens late so we spent most of our time in the indoor theme park. We watched 3D movies, rode on all the rides, even the silly kiddie ones (the ones we could fit into, at least). All in all, we all had a great time.
We rode the skyway up to the top, then walked all the way to the hotel. At the lobby of the hotel were singing bears, and the trash cans were all bear shaped. It was so cute!
During the hotel tour, some of us couldn't go down in the elevators because they were so small and couldn't fit all of us. So we went down the stairs. When we got to the floor we wanted, the door couldn't open so we were stuck inside. We had to go back up the stairs to the lobby and go down from there.
The signs for the washroom were pictures of elephants for the ladies and tigers for the gents. So cute...but obviously designed by a man.
The day we arrived, we discovered that hotel guests get a free bowling game per room, so of course we went. But I just watched seeing as how I didn't want to injure anyone.
The next morning, it w as incredibly foggy before it started to rain. First, it was drizzling, but my friend said it was condensation. We took her word for it. Then, it started raining heavily we started to wonder why there was so much condensation.
That afternoon when we went outdoors, the first ride we went on was my favourite. I went on it three times. It was so much fun! You can see my excited face in this picture.
All we ate at Genting was MB..it was the cheapest fast food available. Food there is so expensive! 5 pieces of Banana Fritters cost RM6! And not even big bananas!
This was taken at the Museum of Bread History..or High 5 Bread Town as it is known. It's a very nice place. It smelled completely of bread. The exhibitions are all made of real preserved bread. It's designed in an Egyptian style because bread originates from Egypt, apparently.
Then we went to PICC. It's a very beautiful place. Great for huge weddings. Only RM99k to rent a banquet hall! But my personal opinion, too much unnecessary expenditure. Just one chandelier costs millions! Imagine the cost of all the chandeliers. Billions! There is one main hall, two banquet halls, and 10 other halls. Not including meeting rooms, conference halls, bla bla bla.
But just one thing I've been wondering about and still haven't found the answer...
What on earth is a Dedicated TV Studio ?
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