Hotel Travelmania

17/09/2025

Kuala Lumpur is so boring. It's all just skyscrapers. 😕

NOPE!!!

You just need to venture out. There are waterfalls, hiking trails and even ATV ride about 30 mins away from KL city centre.

In this video (link in comment) , I went on a jungle ATV ride to a waterfall for only RM150 (USD 38)

09/09/2025

Introducing our September Guest Speaker - Robin Wong is a Kuala Lumpur–based YouTuber who has built a community of over 90,000 subscribers and attracted more than 16 million views by sharing his passion for cameras and photography. Robin will touch on the topic, "How to Be Consistent on YouTube Without Burning Out" at our 25th September event.

Sign up below to reserve your spot:
https://videocreatorsconnect.com/events/

09/09/2025

Mekdi buat hal lagi!

Looks like I need to have McDonald's for supper until I collect all the cards.

Are the Dragon Ball Daima cards from McDonald's worth it?

Absolutely yes!

02/09/2025

Hey 🇲🇾 YouTubers. Something interesting coming up this month.

Join us for an evening of connection and conversation at the next Video Creators Connect, featuring guest speaker and popular YouTuber Robin Wong.

Meet and share ideas with fellow creators through fun, interactive activities. The event takes place on Thursday, 25 September 2025, at GMBB Creative Community Mall.

Ready to connect? Secure your spot today!

Register here: https://videocreatorsconnect.com/events/

31/08/2025

Selamat Hari Merdeka ke-68 Malaysia 🇲🇾
Happy 68th Independence Day.

No fancy night shots of Merdeka 118 or Petronas Twin Towers with fireworks. Just a random shot of Merdeka 118 that I took while walking the streets of Kuala Lumpur.

27/08/2025

What went down last Sunday. Fun day out

10/08/2025

It was nice to catch up and meet fellow YouTube content creators in Kuala Lumpur. Thanks to Video Creators Connect for the initiative and dedication to make this possible.

More to come in the future with bigger and better plans for the future. Super excited.

03/08/2025

🌸 Fujikawaguchiko: Gateway to Mount Fuji 🇯🇵 🌸

Just two hours from Tokyo, we escaped the hustle and made our way to Kawaguchiko, a peaceful lakeside town known for its breathtaking views of Mount Fuji.

We started our journey at Tokyo Station, catching an express bus that took us straight into the heart of the Fuji Five Lakes region. The ride cost 2,200 yen per person — affordable, comfortable, and incredibly scenic as we left the city behind.

Once we arrived, we were immediately greeted by crisp air, calm lake views, and that iconic snow-capped peak in the distance. We explored Lake Kawaguchi, walked along the lakeside paths, and even spotted some locals cycling with Mount Fuji as their daily backdrop — surreal!

One of the highlights was our ride on the charming Fuji Tozan Densha train to Shimoyoshida Station, where we began the 25-minute uphill walk to the Chureito Pagoda. You can choose between a long staircase or a gentler zig-zag path — either way, it’s a workout! But the reward at the top? A panoramic view of Mount Fuji with the iconic red pagoda in the foreground. Truly one of Japan’s most breathtaking views — if the skies are clear.

We end our day trip to Fujikawaguchiko with photos at the iconic and famous Lawson. Once made headlines when the authorities has to put a barricade there due to overwhelming visitors.

This quiet mountain town is perfect for anyone looking to slow down and reconnect with nature. Whether you're chasing the cherry blossoms, autumn colors, or just want a peaceful retreat with unforgettable views, Kawaguchiko has something for every season.

🗻 Mount Fuji
🚶🏻‍♂️ Lake Kawaguchi walks
🚉 Fuji Tozan Densha train
⛩️ Chureito Pagoda climb
🌅 Stunning views (if you’re lucky with the weather!)

🎥 Catch the full journey in our latest YouTube vlog: [Link in comment]
📌 Save this for your future Japan trip — it’s 100% worth it.

19/07/2025

A peaceful escape to Nikko.

Join us on a serene escape from Tokyo to the historic and spiritual town of Nikko, just two hours away by Tobu Nikko Line train. We began our journey aboard ...

13/07/2025

What we thought would be a cozy little Airbnb homestay in Tokyo… turned out to be an entire hotel. Yup, just us — and four walls that were barely bigger than the bed and the toilet. 😂

We stayed at Fukujun Hotel Tokyo (惠琳子 on Google and Airbnb), tucked away in a quiet local neighborhood called Yahiro, just a few stops away from the iconic Tokyo Skytree. The location was surprisingly convenient — only a 4-minute walk to Yahiro Station, with direct access to places like Asakusa and central Tokyo. 🚉

The space? Let’s just say… I’ve never seen a toilet this tight before. You’ll see exactly what I mean in the video 😅. But for what it was, it had everything we needed — privacy, a bed, a shower, and a laugh every time we opened the bathroom door.

After 8 days staying here, this place definitely left an impression. Would I stay here again? You’ll have to watch the full video for my verdict 😉👇

📺 Watch the full video [Link in comment[
💬 Let me know — would you be able to survive in a hotel this small? Or is this just too tiny for comfort?

29/06/2025

Experience teamLab Planets Tokyo

An unforgettable multisensory art journey where you walk barefoot through breathtaking, interactive installations in a massive warehouse in Toyosu. It's a space where art, nature, and technology blend seamlessly, letting you influence the environment in real time through movement, touch, and even an app.

Highlights include:

Water Area: Wade through knee‑deep pools with digital koi that bloom into flowers, walk under LED waterfalls, tumble on soft black‑hole beanbags, drift through a maze of floating spheres that change color and sound as you touch them, and wander through the mesmerising Infinite Crystal Universe.

Garden Area: Surrounded by over 13,000 live orchids floating in mirrored domes, plus a moss ‘microcosm’ filled with ovoid pods that glow and chime when touched.

Forest Area (added January 22, 2025): A playground of digital creatures and physical games—featuring athletic spheres, butterfly swarms, sketch walls, and an interactive “catch and release” forest of extinct animals.

Public Area & Eats: Begin outside under the “Universe of Fire Particles” pillar that lights up via an app. Inside, dine at Vegan Ramen UZU, set amid digital art, or recharge at the One‑Stroke Bench and expressive mirrored tables.

Step into the most mind-bending, sense-scrambling arts happening in the world

I thought this Tokyo attraction would be a major tourist trap. It ended up being one of the highlights of my first trip to Japan.

Why it’s special?
This isn’t just art you observe—it's art you become. Visitors consistently describe a rekindled sense of childlike wonder, often calling it a highlight of their trip. It even holds the Guinness World Record for the most‑visited museum dedicated to a single art group.

🎥 Watch the full experience in my vlog (link in comments)!