Saturday, November 28, 2015

Skyrides Festivals Park - The Sky's the limit!




I’ve watched Ninja Warrior a couple of times but little did I know we have similar training ground located here in Pricint 2 in Putrajaya. I was surprised to see a few guys having fun at this site.
Have your tried?




Here was what I gather during my trip here… Skyrides Festivals Park covers Skyrides Balloon, SkyWarrior, SkyGallery, SkyCruise, SkyKids amusement centre for children, and obviously SkyTaste and SkyCafe. This is definitely a great place if you want to expose your kids (and yourself) to some good and safe outdoor activities. And I highly encourage families to come and spend some quality time here….




One I personally like would be the Skyrides Balloon whereby an adult MyKad holders are charged RM38 and children for RM30. The other activities worth spending your dollars and time would be the SkyWarrior (for those highly energetic few), it’s RM10 with unlimited tries. Meanwhile for the Skycruise, it costs RM20 per person. I guess the question boils down to why I favour the Skyrides Balloon? For a very simple reason as below:

Why
  • This is the closest to a hot air balloon I can get
  • It is in Putrajaya, approximate 30 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur
  • It’s afforadable (MyKad – Adult RM38, Kid RM30, Non-MyKad – Adults RM68, Kid RM60)
  • I get to view the whole Putrajaya from the height of 150 metres
  • I feel like a Queen looking at my land/country (muahhahahhaaa…..)






Few tips that might be of help to those planning to do one the above few excursions.

#TravelTips
  • If you are scared of height – forget about it (it’s wobbly too)
  • Bring sunblock/sun screen!
  • Apply sunblock/sunscreen (jangan pulak bawak then tak pakai *wink*)
  • Hat or cap is a must!
  • MyKad for the discounted rate (obviously)
  • Change of clothes if you plan to experience the SkyWarrior.
  • A bottle of water as you’ll get dehydrated
  • Camera! The view update there is fantastic (and the view you falling down while SkyWarrior-ing will be hilarious)




Times
Mon – Thu: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Fri – Sat: 10:00 Am to 12:00 AM (midnight)
Sun: 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Skyrides Festivals Park
Jalan P2M, Precinct 2, 62100 Putrajaya,
Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia
Email : enquiry@skyridesfestivals.com






So, are you game now?


JOM!










Thursday, November 26, 2015

Modern Craft for the New Generation in Selangor





In building Selangor as the state of craft center, we; the media was educated with few types of craft during our Kembara Kraf Selangor. With the little knowledge I had earlier, I learnt that one should not only limit herself to what traditional available, always be pro-active and curious, learning new craft and venture to new frontier. And I did just that, embracing to new arts and craft, starting with traditional craft earlier (read more HERE), and now, paving to the Modern Craft area.



Amal Kufi
Kufi art is well-known here in Malaysia, taken the country by storm. But not many know that there are a few ways or style in the kufi itself and in its technique. Here we learn on string-art kufi, where a husband and wife professionals learn and translate this hobby of theirs where they picked in Oman into business. Located in Puncak Alam, one can custom made the word, colour, board according to preferences. Interested to know more about kufi or what drives their passion?



Visit their IG at @AmalKufi or their Facebook : Amal Kufi.




Sew Fabby
When frustration highten and expectation don't meet one's requirements, all one needs to do is to create one instead. That's what happened to Azzah, owner of #SewFabby; a fabric craft artisan. A great entrepeneur of modern craft in Shah Alam, Selangor. Azzah has transformed her hobby to generate income and at the same time provides options for shoppers and art enthusiast to learn the craft of sewing, applique, embroidery and quilt. Sew Fabby teaches and sells ready/custom-made fabric craft, and it comes in wide range of selections : frabric toys, bags, purses, coasters and etc. The sky is the limit, so does fabric arts! We were tested with hands-on production of which some passed with flying colours, some were superbly creative and some, were plain lazy (that’s me I guess! *smile*).



Want to pick up a skill set or hobby? Visit @sewfabby now.




Luvly Touch
A craft Kak Kat mastered in Japan, she decided to start a business with intention to occupy her free time, helping single mothers to generate small income and at the same time making extra money for herself as well. With the notion of sharing is caring, and submitting to 'the upper hand that gives is better than the lower hand that takes” hadith; Luvly Touch took off and flew high. Aside from teaching on polymer clay craft and sewing classes, she also rents out her studio space for small business to conduct their classes. Many might not know, playing with craft helps to stimulate neuro senses which help reduces depression.



Looking to start (and play) with polymer craft? Follow Luvly Touch and be joyful.






Kembara Kraf Selangor Media Fam Trip is in collaboration with Tourism Selangor and UPEN with #GayaTravel as media coordinator.
















Tuesday, November 24, 2015

3rd Light And Motion Putrajaya / LAMPU 2015









The 3rd Light And Motion Putrajaya or LAMPU 2015 is organised by Perbadanan Putrajaya starts from Friday - Sunday (30 October - 1 Nov 2015) at Dataran Putrajaya. The projection mapping show projects 3D and colourful display on the grand Istana Kehakiman or Palace of Justice. Aside from the projection mapping on Palace of Justice, there are also light installation such as garden lighting, free standing light structures, the decorative arch and many more. The objective of the festival is to introduce high-tech light designs, interactive light related activities and energy efficient lighting materials to the general public. This is the 3rd edition of the LAMPU light festival in Putrajaya.




Skill and light art experts and university students in Malaysia showcased their creativity through a competition entitled “3R Light Structure”, it is aimed to involve younger generation to preserve nature by recycling materials to create light structures. This time around, LAMPU able to garner approximately 500 000 visitors and received a Malaysia Book of Records award for being the “Largest Light and Motion Festival”.







ETW Putrajaya in conjunction with Magic of The Night Media Fam Trip is in collaboration with Tourism Malaysia, and #GayaTravel as media coordinator.







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