like last year, this year I also bless that Allah permit me to go back to Makka and Madina for Itikaf. this time I use different travel agent where I landed in Madinah first before I practise umrah in Makkah. first day in Madinah

using Saudi airlines direct to Medina is so long trip, about 9 hours

Have you experience very cold weather ? I experienced during my trip to Titlis

The third day of my Europe trip Iwent to Switzerland. there were a lot of beautiful places that I visited. the first one is mountain xxx. this mountain is gosdfskdf;. I really reccomend you to visit tis mountain whenever you go to Switzerland.

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Another place that I visited is xxx

This time I only have limited budget to spend in singapore. so I have to be economical in spending money. I find very interesting restaurant in singapore in Bugis call Mihrimah. if we go there in the morning the restaurant will give us bonus that we only pay as we want regardless the number of food we are taking. so for those of you who may be have limited money during visit singapore, please try to visit mihrimah restaurant.

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After finishing Ramadhan and Ied Fitri, I still have some free time before school time begin. I am lucky that My father gave me the free ticket for me to go back explore singapore. This time I spend almost 7 days in singapore. I will like to share with you what I do during singapore.

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