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Step into the world of  IMMERSIO 2024 , Southeast Asia’s top  new media art festival , happening at  GMBB Kuala Lumpur  from  November 22 to December 22, 2024(Closed on Mondays) on 11am - 8pm . This year’s theme,  “Maya” , explores the concepts of illusion, magic, and virtual realities, blending technology and culture in exciting ways. The exhibition showcases over  50 digital artworks  and  interactive installations  from  32 artists across Southeast Asia . Visitors can experience  VR ,  projection mapping , and  immersive soundscapes , engaging directly with the art through hands-on activities.  IMMERSIO 2024  offers a unique opportunity to connect with the region’s cultural stories through the lens of modern technology. Tickets are priced at  RM20 per person , with a discounted rate of  RM5  for children under 5, senior citizens, and the PWD community. Special group packages are available a...

During time like this, where the weather is scorching hot. A lot of people who likes to travel are force to stay at home due to the extreme weather. But actually there are many places that are much cooler than the outside. So today I shall introduce to you- Batu Caves Gombak. I'm sure many of you have hear of this place before.  Batu Caves is located at  Gombak, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor.  Batu Caves are Hindu cave temples which has a series of cave. One of the cave that is connected to Batu Cave is Batu Kapur(Limestone cave). The chemical name of Limestone is Carbon Carbonate which is use as most chalk you use today. To reach to the caver you would have to climb the Rainbow Stairs which is about 272 steps of stairs that have the colours of the rainbow. This can be a problem for those who are afraid of height. Some of the stairs are very steep so watch your steps when climbing it.       At the caves you can see some Hindu statue and temples....

Today, my family and I went to the National Art Gallery in Malaysia to take a look at "Once Upon A Longtang(弄堂)" while admire some creative and beautiful arts there. 

  Last week, my family and I went to KL bird park to see different species of birds soaring across the sky. Kl Bird park is home to more than 3,000 local and foreign birds of approximately 200 different species. The Park is open daily from 9.00am to 5.30pm including Public Holidays and School Holidays.