Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Guess where?


Hi kids,


Guess where this place is? A special prize to be given when school reopens...


By the way, I have not given Wei Lin her present. Wei Lin, can you please remind me? :)

27 comments:

Anonymous said...

Dear Ms Chua,
I am not sure but my mommy says that it looks like Pulau Ubin. Is it correct?



Yee Shyan

Jac said...
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Anonymous said...

Dear Yee Shyan,

It is not Pulau Ubin.:)

Anonymous said...

Dear Ms Chua,
Is this a place in Singapore?

Yee Shyan

Anonymous said...

I think it is Chinatown

Anonymous said...

This place looks familiar

Anonymous said...

+to me. I forgot those words

Anonymous said...

It's not in Singapore. But it's quite near...

Anonymous said...

Give us a clue.Is itin Malasia?

Anonymous said...

Is it in Kusu Island ?

Anonymous said...

No Jared.

Ruben, you are half right. It's in Malaysia. Can you guess which part of Malaysia?

Anonymous said...

Is it in Malacca?

Anonymous said...

Quite near to Malacca. :)

Anonymous said...

If it is not Malacca and very near to Singapore, I guess it is Johor Bahru. Am I right?

Yee Shyan

Anonymous said...

No Yee Shyan. It's not JB. Still some distance from Malacca.

Anonymous said...

I think it is Penang.

Anonymous said...

what about Kukup?

Anonymous said...

or Mount Ophir?

Anonymous said...

Is it Tioman?

Anonymous said...

I guess it is Muar or batu pahat.If I am right,i checked at google map

Anonymous said...

Port Dickson or Kuantan?

Yee Shyan

Anonymous said...

or Parak?

Anonymous said...

Hey Ruben,

You are right this time! Great! How did you guess that it's Penang?

Here's some information about Penang.

* Widely known as the "Pearl of the Orient"

* Penang or its Malay name of Pulau Pinang is made up of a turtle-shaped island.

* There is a total of 292 square kilometers, and a strip of land called Seberang Prai on Peninsular Malaysia about 48 kilometers wide.

*Since 1985, the island has been joined to the mainland by the Penang Bridge, one of the longest bridges in the world.

* Well known for tar sau piah. Do you know what that is? It's my favourite! Maybe that's why I'm having a sore throat now.

Anonymous said...

It just came to my mind like that.I wish to go there!

Anonymous said...

Why do you think they call it "Pearl of the Orient?"

Anonymous said...

Dear Ruben,
Good question! Perhaps it's because of its mixture of old and new or the Oriental mixed with Western heritage. It's an interesting place. The big shopping malls are very much like Singapore. At the same time, you can find old-looking streets like the one in my picture. You can visit this website for more info.
http://www.malaysiasite.nl/penangeng.htm

When are you leaving for Perth? You must be very excited... :)

Anonymous said...

Why do you think they want to have old fashioned streets?