Nada Shone's Journal

Some of you often slide to DM and asked about studying abroad in Malaysia. In this entry, I'm going to talk and explain all the details (based on my experience without sponsorship) for those who are wondering.  I have found the questions that you frequently asked me and It's about what you need for registration.  First , not all universities in Malaysia have the same requirements but most of them are similar. In this case, you will have to visit the university's website or contact the university's representative through phone call or email. I would recommend you to read all the details on the website first then if you have any questions, it's more flexible to contact them by email. Why? because you will have a record for the details that you wanna know. The second thing , If you already talked to the representative or read all the details, you will need to fill a registration/eligibility form and provide some of the documents. Usually, the form is about your complet...

If we talk about Korea, the first thing that comes to my mind is about K-pop, fashion and beauty. Korea has a ton of makeup and skincare brands that you can get from any physical stores or online retailers. In this entry, I'm going to talk about a product. It’s actually a Korean skincare product I never heard before. I’m doing a collaboration with Guerisson Malaysia and they sent me 1 Bright Me cream to try and review. I was pretty excited about this collaboration because I never buy or try a single product of Guerisson. My first impression of this product is about the packaging. It's arrived perfectly with pink-salmon, fancy, high-end packaging and it has a cool lid. Quiet surprise too, because it's also certified as Halal skincare by Korea Muslim Federation. Fyi, if you buy the original one you will get your product sealed by barcode sticker that you can scan to prove the authentication of the product itself. Once you scan it, it will direct you to Claire's Korea webs...

These days, I have a routine with my boyfriend. Inevitably every day I have to walk with him around this small town, Cyberjaya. But instead of walking, we were also looking for some street foods here. Like all we know, most of the restaurants in Cyber is pretty expensive than other cities in the state. In Cyberjaya, there are many apartments with several places to eat, such as Tamarind Suites which has a supermarket and several restaurants. I could say this place is a mall but with a small variety. We've tried most of the restaurants in Tamarind and around and started looking for some places that a supermarket/convenience store and restaurants/hawker stalls to visit and try their foods.  I found a condominium called Cyberia Smarthomes with some convenience stores and hawker stalls inside. It's interesting because the prices that I checked seem so cheap than the grocery store in Tamarind. I went to Cyberia and found 2 conveniences, a restaurant, a home supplies store, and some ...

So like a few months ago, I attended an event called SASET Pahang; Go Green Program with colleagues from my campus, LimKokWing University . It was my first experience attending a national event in Malaysia and the location of the event is pretty far from the place, where I stay in Malaysia. It took 4 - 5 hours to reach the location aka Pahang from Cyberjaya. Well, this event is sponsored by SASET or Sultan Ahmad Shah Environment Trust collaboration with   Jabatan Perhutanan Negeri Pahang and also Ministry of Youth and Sports, Malaysia. As I said, It was my first experience and also my first time visited Pahang, Cameron Highlands to be clear. We plant 1500 kinds of plants there and as I've heard t here were several types of plants such as Hopea Odorata /Merawan Siput Jantan,  Borneo Kauri /Damar Minyak, Merbau, and etc. When I arrived there with my university entourage, we immediately found a freight truck that would transport us to the event. Take a freight truck as tra...

At this time I took my time to talk about how to explore Malaysia with a low budget on my blog. There are a lot of people slide into my dm's and asked  " Is it possible to explore Malaysia, specifically Kuala Lumpur in a low budget? " -,  " Is Kuala Lumpur expensive to visit? "-, and many questions addressing those things. The answer depends . For me, it’s possible to visit Malaysia on a cheap itinerary if you plan your trip carefully and organized. Malaysia's ringgit currency isn't that high tho for all foreigners, especially for Indonesian. But still, from accommodation to transportation, things must be carefully calculated. There are also some ways that have been proven to cut the expenses incurred during your vacation in Malaysia! Bukit Bintang So If you really want to know how to explore Malaysia, specifically to Kuala Lumpur in a low budget or an affordable itinerary, you better check out the following travel tips to help you save ...