Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts
Sunday, 15 June 2025
Saturday, 7 June 2025
Sunday, 11 May 2025
Wednesday, 30 April 2025
Entertainment Updates : Japan is home to world’s smallest park, with space for 1 person at a time
Source :
Apple Intelligence :
• Park Size: 0.24 square meters (2.58 sq ft).
• Park Location: Nagaizumi town, Japan.
• Park Feature: A wooden seat on a rock, allowing space for one person.
• Park Description: A small park with a raised brick square, plants, a stool, and two stone monuments.
• Guinness Recognition: Officially recognized as the world’s smallest park by Guinness World Records in December 2023.
• Purpose and Impact: Built in 1988 using leftover land, the park serves as a resting space and a tourist attraction.
Friday, 18 April 2025
Wednesday, 9 April 2025
LifeStyle Updates : Long Weekends In Malaysia: Dates You May Want To Avoid Traveling To Malaysia
Source :
Grok :
The article "Long Weekends In Malaysia: Dates You May Want To Avoid Traveling To Malaysia" by Jo-Ey Chee, published on April 9, 2025, highlights six upcoming long weekends in Malaysia in 2025 that may lead to overcrowding and travel disruptions, particularly for Singaporeans planning short getaways.
Malaysia’s favorable exchange rate makes it a popular destination for affordable dining, shopping, and exploration, but the article advises travelers to be mindful of Malaysia’s public holidays to avoid congestion on roads, public transport, and tourist hotspots.
In 2025, Malaysia will have 16 major public holidays, several of which fall on Mondays or Fridays, creating long weekends. If a holiday falls on a Sunday, the following Monday becomes a paid substitute holiday per Malaysian employment law. The six long weekends identified as potentially busy travel periods are:
1. Wesak Day (May 10–12): A shared holiday with Singapore, expect heavy crowds as both locals and Singaporean tourists travel, with historical data showing 1.5 million crossings at checkpoints in 2023.
2. Birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong (May 31–June 2): Coincides with Malaysia’s June school break, likely increasing family travel.
3. Awal Muharram (June 27–29): A shorter holiday, prompting domestic travel or family visits.
4. National Day (August 31–September 1): Falls on a Sunday, with a replacement holiday on Monday, featuring a parade in Kuala Lumpur.
5. Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday (September 5–7): Aligns with Singapore’s September school vacation, potentially crowding roads.
6. Deepavali (October 18–20): Another shared holiday with Singapore, leading to a busy long weekend.
The article notes that while holidays offer a chance to experience cultural events, they also bring congested roads, longer queues, and possible shop closures, advising travelers to plan accordingly for smoother trips.
Saturday, 15 March 2025
LifeStyle Updates : 18 Exciting Adventures for an Unforgettable School Holiday in Singapore
Source :
Apple Intelligence :
Here’s a concise summary of 18 Exciting Adventures for an Unforgettable School Holiday in Singapore:
1. Rainforest Wild Asia: Explore Asia’s first adventure-based zoological park with rainforest trails and wildlife encounters.
π Mandai Lake Rd.
2. Songkran Festival at Wild Wild Wet: Enjoy water fights, inflatable mazes, and outdoor movie screenings.
π Pasir Ris.
3. Disney On Ice: Watch Disney characters skate in Find Your Hero at Singapore Indoor Stadium.
π Stadium Walk.
4. Vroomtown Driving City: Kids can drive mini electric cars in a realistic cityscape.
π Marina Square.
5. Broadway’s Wicked: Catch the magical musical at Marina Bay Sands.
π Bayfront Ave.
6. Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar: Savor halal food and shop for trinkets.
π Geylang Serai.
7. Splashtopia at Sentosa: A pirate-themed inflatable water park.
π Palawan Green.
8. Minion Land at Universal Studios: Interactive rides and themed dining.
π Sentosa Gateway.
9. Educational Workshops at The Sundowner: Learn about nature, beekeeping, and more.
π E Coast Rd.
10. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic: Immerse in spellbinding sets at Resorts World Sentosa.
π Sentosa Gateway.
11. Holiday Camps: Choose from wildlife exploration, sports, or arts-themed camps.
12. Houbii Spot at Singapore Zoo: Conquer 88 adventure obstacles.
π Mandai Lake Rd.
13. GROUNDSEESAW: Experience immersive digital art exhibitions.
π Parkview Square.
14. Children’s Museum: Explore Singapore’s hawker culture with hands-on activities.
π Coleman St.
15. Cherry Blossoms at Gardens by the Bay: Enjoy the Sakura 2025 display.
π Gardens by the Bay.
16. Hologate VR at Funan Mall: Dive into immersive virtual reality games.
π Funan Mall.
17. Museum of Ice Cream: Enjoy interactive exhibits and ice cream tastings.
π Loewen Rd.
18. Easter Egg Hunt at Bird Paradise: Festive activities with feathered friends.
π Mandai.
From thrilling adventures to cultural experiences, Singapore offers endless fun for families this March holiday! Which activity will you try first? π
Monday, 27 January 2025
LifeStyle Updates : Happy Chinese New Year 2025
ChatGPT:
Generate a CNY 2025 image with the following. Concept for CNY 2025 Image: Theme: "Year of the Snake" (2025 is the Year of the Snake in the Chinese zodiac). Colors: Red and gold for prosperity, with accents of green to symbolize renewal. Elements: A majestic golden snake coiled around a blooming plum blossom tree, symbolizing resilience and good fortune. Traditional red lanterns hanging from the branches, glowing softly. Fireworks in the background, lighting up the night sky. A family gathering around a table with a festive meal, including dumplings and fish. Chinese calligraphy in the foreground with the characters for "ζ°εΉ΄εΏ«δΉ" (Happy New Year) and "2025." A subtle dragon motif in the clouds, as the dragon and snake are often paired in Chinese culture.
Monday, 30 December 2024
Tuesday, 24 December 2024
Merry Christmas Everyone!
Gemini generated image
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