How to Register for T'Way Airlines

I've been comparing and searching every nook and cranny of all available flights in South Korea for the cheapest flight ticket to Jeju Island this November and found T'Way Airlines to be the cheapest! ^^



At the time of search; 15,000 won for one way.



Before we book the ticket, let's go the steps to become T'Way Airlines member, shall we?

Firstly, go to T'Way Airlines website: http://www.twayair.com/

Look out for '로그인' which corresponds to 'LOG IN' at the top right corner of the website.

Once clicked, the next page will appear.

Click '회원가입' which means membership.



Follow the steps.

1. Tick the box for foreign residents


2. Key in your first name and last name, date of birth and sex.


3. Press '확인' for confirmation.

Tick the boxes to agree upon the terms and conditions and press '회원가입 계속 진행' to progress to the next page.

Here you have to key in your details following the steps below:

1. 
   No need to fill up. Your last name will automatically appear.
   
   


2. 
   No need to fill up. Your first name will automatically appear.
   
   


3. 
   Choose your own ID and press the button next to it. You will be prompted with this dialog box.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   


4. 
   Press the red button '아이디사용' which means, you can use the id.
   
   


5. 
   Key in your password and reconfirm.
   
   


6. 
   No need to fill up. Your date of birth will automatically appear.
   
   


7. 
   Key in your email address
   
   


8. 
   Key in your address
   
   


9. 
   Key in your mobile number. If you can't find your initial number eg 012, just choose anything.
   
   


10. 
    Press the button '회원가입 하기' to progress to the next page.
    
    



Finally, your membership registration is completed!! Press '회원 로그인' to login immediately and start your booking. ^^

How to book the flight ticket? Hmm..see you on the next post, ok?

I assure you that it is much straightforward than registering for membership. *phew...*

Fly bird, fly!

Video courtesy of JohnLeeKr

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Taman Narmada in Bali, Indonesia

Located just 11 km east of Mataram, Taman Narmada is a beautiful water garden which was constructed by the King of Mataram in 1805 as a replica of the summit of Mount Rinjani and its Crater Lake, Segara Anakan, when he was no longer able to climb the 3,726 m-high Mount Rinjani to make offerings to the God. This beautiful water garden takes its name from a sacred river in India. Taman Narmada is not just used as a place to worship God but also a pleasure garden for the King and his family.

Inside Taman Narmada, visitors can visit Pura Kalasa, a temple that is used as avenue of ceremony to celebrate the anniversary of god who dwells on Mount Rinjani. To reach this temple, the visitors have to conquer dozens of stairs but the exhaustion will soon recede for the lush green view of the surrounding combine with a fresh spring water will sooth the mind.

Taman Narmada also houses a sacred spring whose water is believed can give a long life and preserve the youthful appearance, in short this spring is believed to be the fountain of youth.

It is best to visit Taman Narmada around November or December since a great ceremony will be held in this water garden by the Hindu followers.

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If You Only Have One Day in Seoul

I hope it's not too late to wish Selamat Hari Raya!! I know that Ramadhan is finally over and we could gorge as much festival food as we can but do mind your waist line okay? This is a reminder for myself as I need to put off some weight before November as winter will come pretty soon and I hate to be bulky. Yikes! *I have to compete with Lee Hyori's S line, no?*



Alright, done with that..and back to the topic.



If you only have one day in Seoul..say a layover or transit, where you want to go? what you want to do? who you want to meet?



This was the same question  I asked myself when I travelled Tokyo for only one day.



If you say, "I just want to shop or window-shopping!" I will spank your a** for sure ^^. Kidding! hehe..Shopping will not justify the richness of Korean culture and the warmth of the people.



Me?



Hmmm...because 24 hours or less, is pretty damning short a time to kill and savour Seoul. Given the opportunity, time and again I will always always settle for Cheonggyecheon as my first spot. No doubt about it.



Why?



I'm a sentimentalist. Period.

I hate crowd.

I love spending a slow mo ala The Matrix sequel.^^ That's too exaggerating..



Ironically Cheonggyecheon; if not always is considered not a priority in the itinerary list of travellers of South Korea. "It is just a stream, what's so great about it?" You might think that way, aye? But mind you, this stream has so many stories to tell. The past, the now and the future are all erected alongside the stream. I could imagine smelling the cool autumn breeze while strolling the stream, brushing my fingers against Cheonggyecheon's wall. Smile, breath deeply and enjoy the moment. The stream is such a poignant and familiar place and made me miss home so much!

보고 싶다..

Now, if only Klang river can be like Cheonggyecheon..*sigh*

More info on Cheongyecheon is here.



My friends, where you want to spend your one day worth in Korea?

I would love to hear your stories. ^^

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SIA Promotion in India

Singapore Airlines, the world’s most awarded airline introduces its latest fare promotion to Singapore.

In collaboration with Singapore Tourism Board’s “Uniquely Singapore Weekend” campaign, travellers in group of 2 or more can now avail all-inclusive return economy class airfare to Singapore at only Rs. 42,000 per person, a discount of almost 25% off normal standard price!

Tickets on this promotional fare must be purchased between September 1 and October 15, for travel out of Colombo by November 30.

So spend an enjoyable weekend or any day of the week in Singapore, and experience an inflight service en-route that even other airlines talk about. For more information, call Singapore Airlines Reservations on 2300762/3/4 or visit our website www.singaporeair.lk or contact your travel agent today.

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