Its been a very busy and tough month for me when I started my journey, a journey that gives me a a good and an exciting adventure. I started to visit Manila, my hometown where my family and friends were delighted to see me, it was a short 5 days stay but was able to complete everything from paper works to attending bdays, and meeting of friends and going out and even till the last day was very busy. At last, I embark may trip out of the Philippines to Singapore where I meet my very good friend Mardy along with my "bitbit" Mom and Sis-Law. We stayed in Bishan, which I considered a 'Palace' and home to stay. We also get a chance to see the fabulous hotel - Marina Bay Sand Hotel, magnificent one and considered to be a one of the top hotels in Singapore. My stay was significantly memorable and I wish to be back again soon.
Next Stop of journey, Los Angeles, California, 2 days of stay but was able to maximize a little of Sightseeing. I stayed in the Hotel Airport - Raddisson Hotel which gives me a good relaxation and comfort during my 20 hours of flight including my stopover connecting flight to Dubai. I was able to see the area of Manhattan Beach and got the chance to watch the famous "Beach Volley Ball". along that area there were some stores where I bought some souvenirs. I also stop to eat into one of the restaurant there and got the chance to meet some friends too. My journey in LA was short but meaningful indeed.
Next stop of Journey, Salt Lake Utah, A very conservative state in the U.S. mainly because that is the home of Mormon Church. I stayed in one of the classy 3 star hotel along the city itself. I already booked for a tour as I am new in that area and had a chance to visit the Mall "The Gateway" a small but very nice to shop. the tour went well as I was able to get to know more of the history of Utah itself. It was a whole day tour and almost everything I want to know were given to me. The mos astonishing tours I have is in the Temple Square where I get to see the Church of the Mormon, The tabernacle, and the Auditorium. Indeed that evening was great and very memorable to me.
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