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Hin Ta - Hin Yai is the place popular for locals and tourists who come to Koh Samui in Thailand. Hin Ta - Hin Yai or Grand father Grand mother rocks is unique from the other rocks because their shape is close resemblance to male and female genitals. Their formation and shape have been personified into a local tale describing their existence on the island. The story goes that an old couple's boat wrecked and sunk in the bay, where their bodies washed ashore and created these strange rocks. Whatever their origin though, your pictures will no doubt make for some interesting conversation when shown to friends back home.
This famous site is located on Lamai beach, south of Samui island. In case of you can enter to Samui Island. Just take a small bus and tell them "Go to Hin Ta - Hin Yai krub" is just easy way to go by economic price (60 baht), or you can rent motorcycle or jeep to drive by yourself to them only 30 minutes from Don Sak Pier.
While having dinner with my friends in Kerinchi, we were discussing about plans to go to Seoul. Right after I finished explaining the budget and the itinerary, suddenly news of Seoul popped out on our Local TV News.
It felt surreal cause there we were discussing on the place and suddenly the same place popped out on the news. I really felt the goosebumps!
The place that we were discussing is Cheonggyecheon Stream. Please click on the picture to check on other amazing picture of Seoul taken by caveman_lee
A few weeks back I received notification via SMS from Malaysia Airlines Korea that my flight from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul on 29th December was rescheduled to 28th December.
Ain't I'm going on 27th September?
Well..to cut the story short. I bought a one way ticket from Kuala Lumpur to Seoul for 27th September's flight. Later, I bought another return ticket from Seoul to Kuala Lumpur going on 26th December and return on 29th December.
After receiving the SMS, I was a bit alarmed . I could only spend one day with my family!!! No way. Yeah..if in case I decided to go back to Seoul again. If ONLY the whole thing worked out, the return ticket would be worth it.
So, I called the Malaysia Airlines call center and requested for a re-schedule. The guy, Nik was very pleasant and informed me that if the re-schedule was done by the airline, I have the right to request for another re-schedule but only either one day ahead or later than the post-re-schedule date.
Initially, mine was on 29th December, so Malaysia Airlines rescheduled to 28th December. However, I refused to accept and requested for another re-schedule. Luckily there was an available flight on 29th December having a stop over in Kota Kinabalu. The flight duration is longer which is from 2115hrs from Kuala Lumpur and reaching Seoul at 0710hrs.
I can bear with that! ^__^
The verdict?
Will be going to Seoul on 27th September, return to Kuala Lumpur on 26th December. If I decide to go back to Seoul, it would be on 29th December.