South Island [day 5]

Jalan-Jalan di Queenstown, a must visit place when you are in New Zealand. The town is surrounded by fascinating mountain. It is almost everywhere with in this small city. Normally in winter, it would be covered by snow; how beautiful it is. But even without the snow, you could feel the chill that I need to put on my jacket that I normally wear during winter.

The first place we went was Cramwall where you could see a huge basket of fruit replica; apple, pear, nectarine and peach. These fruit need a cold air to grow which make this Cramwall as a good choice. Then we stopped by a fruit stall where we could get fresh fruit at a cheap price. But I am more attracted towards mixed berry ice cream made from fresh fruit. And it is s great choice. With only NZD4, I got 2 scoops of ice cream in a crispy cone. And eating it in a rose garden just make it taste even better.

On the way to the city, we stopped by at the Kawarau BungyJumping, the first ever bungy Jumping site in New Zealand which take 44ft. My heart like jumping to take part, but since the price is too expensive, plan was cancelled. Instead I just enjoying the fascinating view here.

Ogh ya, I forgot to mention that this place was once used in the Lord of The Ring movie. I think they ride some kind of boat here.

Then we headed to Queenstown city to ride gondola and play luge. Subhanallah, cant take my eyes of the view there. Indah sangat:D Feels like looking at a drawn landscape. No wonder they sad that Queenstown is like a paradise. I only took one scenic luge ride here to complete the trip.

South Island [day 4]

Milford Sound is a must visit place once you steeped your feet in South Island.

The place is just incredible. I always wanted to visit this place, and I was speechless. With such serenity view I almost cried; witnessing His Perfection. Tiada cacat celanya, dan jika ada ia berpunca dari tangan-tangan manusia itu sendiri. My lips couldnt stop praising Him expressing my gratitude for such an opportunity, Alhamdulillah. None of the photo can actually capture the beautifulness, but at least I can preserve it as a memory. The 2-hours trip only felt like half an hour. I didnt realize that time flies so fast that I have not enough time to kept everything in my mind

Milford Sound situated in Fiordland and take about two hours drive from Te Anau. Milford Road itself is one of the most incredible and frequently overlooked features of Milford Sound. You just couldnt help but looking, and falling asleep is a huge waste. new Zealand claim that Milford Sound is their most favourite tourist attraction. So it is a worth journey eventhough it is far from the nearest town. And since we were having too much fun taking photos, we almost miss our boat. But Alhamdulillah, with His Will, luck is on our side. Thank You Allah.

Believe it or not, we are able to see one of the sea lion in its natural habitat sleeping soundly on the flatten rock. The way it slept is so cute. He keep on flapping his small hand I suppose, either feeling uncomfortable or he couldnt sleep. Hahah making my own assumption without knowing anything, sorry my dear sea lion.

Then we have to rush to Queenstown which is our next visit place which also take a long time. maybe around 8 hours. Now it felt like I am on my way to my KB. Such a long journey.

South Island [day 3]

On the next day, we pay a visit to Dunesin Cadbury World where we have the

opportunity to visit the factory processing the choclate. But sadly, it actually only available on Monday and Wednesday, so miss the opprtunity and only allowed to visit some of it. But it's still fun:D Some facts that I found interesting

• believe it or not the cocoa beans used by Cadbury actually came from our very own country, MALAYSIA. maybe we are lacking of the skill of making a good choclate and thats why 'Lembu punya susu Sapi dapat nama' happen.
• White choclate only made from Milk, and sugar. No choclate are used at all.
• The Aztecs loved their ‘Chocolate’, a luxury drink described as ‘ finely ground, soft, foamy, reddish, bitter with chilli water, aromatic flowers, vanilla and wild bee honey’. Can you believe it?
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  In 1687 an English doctor, Sir Hans Sloane was travelling in Jamaica where he tried chocolate, a local drink. He didn’t like it much, but when he added milk to it, he thought it tasted much better.

Then we drop by a famous university in Dunedin which famous in their medical. I guess thats why our country chose University of Otago to locate some of malaysian students.

And the most unorgattable among all is walking up the World's Steepest Street; Baldwin Street. Ya Allah, initially i dont really want to 'panjat' the bukit, but looking at the elders walking happily up the hill that make about 47 degree is a challenge for me. And Alhamdulillah it is not that bad. I could feelmy heart pumping fastly to supply enough oxygen for the organs, and it worth it. Automatically, you would smile exitedly.

South Island [day 2]

First Day in Dunedin kami ronda-ronda ke Saturday Market. Walaupun masih gelap namun pasar sudah dipenuhi ramai orang. Kemudian kami singgah di Ralway station yang cantik, old british style. Begit juga dengan beberapa church yang tersergam. Sekadar kagum dengan binaanya yang indah.

Kemudian bila matahari mula tegak kami bergerak menuju ke Otago Peninsular di mana tempat ini terkenal dengan haiwan-haiwan basically yang sukar didapati. Kami singgah di Lanrch Castle. Meskipun bukan dimiliki oleh sebarang raja, namun memandangkan empunyanya yang kaya raya maka ia tetap dinampakan sebagai istana. Walaubagaimanapun saya lebih mengagumi seni bina Kellies Castle di Perak lebih tersergam indah.

Saya akan sambung menulis kemudian, need to hurry now.

Salam