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I-City Shah Alam
Just recently, I got the opportunity to visit the City of Digital Lights also known more commonly as I-City. My friends and I didn't have any problems finding I-City as it is brightly lit up and can be seen from the Federal Highway at night. Even before we got there, we were all very excited. Upon reaching I-City, we were greeted by brightly illuminated, forest man-made trees which were covered with millions of colourful and vibrant LED lights. View of the Ferris Wheel from afar Designed by world-renowned architect Jon A Jerde, I-City was designed as a fully integrated intelligent city, with the aim of attracting both local and international investors. It is declared as an International Park, being a tourist hot spot with its City of Digital Lights, Snowalk and various theme park rides. Man-made forest coming to live at night Looking around, I guess I know why they call it City of Digital Lights. The trees really do come alive at night with the majestic and colourfu
Penang Toy Museum
This time around, I headed over to Penang for a short trip with my friends. While we were there, we decided to drop by the Toy Museum, which is reputed to be the world's largest toy museum. Toys maybe children's best friend, but walking through the front doors is like stepping back into childhood. Young or old, anyone who steps in the toy museum is very likely to be awed and amazed by the huge collection of items there. The World's Largest Toy Museum Toys and action figures from all kinds of movies, comic books and anime can be found there. I couldn't stop taking pictures in the toy museum, especially with my favourite action heroes, Ninja Turtles ! I had a really enjoyable time, looking at all the toys here. Chilling out with Leonardo, from the Ninja Turtle I also took the opportunity to pose with my all time super-hero Batman and also the main character from the movie Tomb Raider. Hanging out with Batman Posing with the main character
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