Allyna Wong

My first ever (actual) camping experience was nothing but amazing. Swam in a few rivers that are too pretty to be true, stargazed and fell asleep under a sky full of stars and got my shoe stucked in a muddy pool lol! It was definitely an unforgettable experience despite the the tiring and dreadful hiking trails. Anyway, I thought I would do a blog post about my whole experience. I actually vlogged and you can watch it here   DAY 1 We started off the hike around 9:30am. The first few bits of the trail was just flat and at one point, it was uphill all the way for around 30-40 minutes.  Our first stop, to rest.  Placed our bags and hiked a 5-10 minutes trail up to the Chemerong Waterfall which is one of the highest waterfall in Malaysia and Asia. Picture above was taken along the trail because the river water was just too pretty to not have a picture taken 😭 It's just surreal to be standing infront of a waterfall (to me at least) You can actually go higher and

As most of you know, I am plant-based 95% of the time. So when I was thinking what should I focus on in my second episode of Eat What Leh? series on Youtube in Penang, I thought it would be really cool to have a full day of eating as a vegan in Penang.  Finding vegetarian or vegan food in Malaysia is not a big of a problem because us Chinese and Indian are mostly vegetarians. There are many vegetarian economic rice shops that can be found in the streets of Penang and it is also most people's preferred choice as it is really cheap. But I wanted to try something different so I searched up for some vegan restaurants and here are two that I went to.  I really love the baroque inspired interior design in Pin Xin that had definitely been thought through really well.  There are also motivational quotes around the restaurant that definitely did not failed to motivate me to being 100% plant-based.  It worked guys.  L-R: PinXin Nasi Lemak (RM18) , Prosperous Hokkien Noo