Day 9- Honeymoon At the mention of New Zealand – some words snugly relate itself to her. Those words include; Sheep, Lord of the Rings, Kiwi, Maori and of recent times, Bungy Jumping found itself in the same category. Here in Queenstown, there are several categories of bungy (as if the fall itself is not [...]
» Read the rest of this entry ...Day 8- Honeymoon Waking up on a higher plateau sure is different. We awoke to the singing of mountain birds. Terence woke up early this morning to cook a hearty American breakfast of sausages, eggs and mushrooms. How sweet! Sausages, fried eggs, mushrooms and kiwi fruits – cooked with love The breakfast had buffered us [...]
» Read the rest of this entry ...Day 7- Honeymoon Our previous night sleep was accompanied by chattering window panes and howling of strong winds… we spent most of the night huddling in our cozy ensuite. Our morning started very early at 7am as we had an appointment with Mr. Whale and Miss Dusky Dolphin. Yes! We’re whale watching in the hub [...]
» Read the rest of this entry ...Day 6 – Honeymoon Today marked our final day in North Island…till we meet again two days before we fly back to Malaysia. We took the Interislander Ferry across to the South Island, some dubbed it the ‘real’ New Zealand. On board the three hour journey, we took this opportunity to get some sleep, plan [...]
» Read the rest of this entry ...Day 5- Honeymoon Part of the scenery from Taupo Wanting to do some water sports, we drove from Taupo to Pipiriki, off the beaten track and into a place where civilization is a less common word. Only about 8 – 10 houses are scene in this serene village just next to the Wanganui River. We [...]
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