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putschki1969 · 7 months ago

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Hi Puts!!

I hope you’re doing well! Thank you for always sharing information about pretty much everything, along your thoughts. After every event I always look forward to reading your reviews/comments.

You’ve pretty much inspired me to learn Japanese (along with the girls)! I’m even studying abroad in Japan this fall!! My exact days are August 22 - December 22.

I wasn’t sure I would be able to go until quite late (my program sucks at communications info) so I’ve been busy dealing with preparing to go to Japan, that I haven’t applied or bought any tickets! (Pretty much panicking at this point since I don’t know when I’ll be back).

Unfortunately YK vol.#20 tour ends before I arrive which I’m so depressed about since I loved every setlist (especially with Hikaru now performing T_T) (hoping she has more performances). Thankfully there’s still Wakana’s Classics, but I’m trying to figure that out still.

I was wondering if you knew any upcoming performances where there’s a good chance I can buy tickets still (whether online or at door) or have any advice on what I should do? I know there’s the Highway Star Party event but I’m not really interested in that. I will have a japanese phone number, address, and residency card so hopefully even the trickier tickets don’t cause any problems.

Also is there anywhere you suggest I visit? Restaurants and food? I plan to do a deep search and visit places the girls have mentioned ^ ^, more specifically around Tokyo.

Anyways, sorry for the long post/ask. Thank you for everything you’ve done!!

Hello there!

Thank you for this lovely message! And wow! That sounds amazing! I hope you'll have a great time in Japan.

What a shame though that you won't make it in time for the last YKL Vol#20 performance with Hikaru as guest vocalist. As of right now, I don't think they are planning to add any more dates for Japan. They have been known to announce at least one or two additional performances for Tokyo in the past but this year, it looks like they will end the main portion of the tour this weekend in Saitama. However, there are four concerts scheduled for November in China, Thailand and Malaysia. Chances are high that Hikaru will be invited as guest vocalist for these. Keep an eye out for any updates on that! We don't have any details yet but if you get the chance to go on a short weekend trip, I'd definitely recommend you get yourself a ticket and check out one of those places.

Overseas Performances YKL Vol.#20 Tour The performances are scheduled for November 2024. YK and her team will be returning to Shanghai (China), and will be performing for the first time in Guangzhou (China), Bangkok (Thailand), and Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia).

It may be a bit too late for this but you should 100% try to get a ticket for Keiko's upcoming fan club event! Just a few days ago, they announced a second lottery round so there's still a chance to apply for tickets until August 4! I don't know if you are a member of Keiko's FC but you could technically still register and hopefully finish the procedure in time to take part in the ticket lottery. Please note though that you'll probably need help from someone in Japan when using Lawson Ticket.

『KEIKO fan meeting chocolate meating #4』 Date: September 7, 2024 (Sat) Venue: TIAT SKY HALL 1st (Day): Open 14:00 /Start 14:30 2nd (Evening): Open 17:30 / Start 18:00　

Aside from possibly joining the YKL Vol#20 Asia tour leg, Hikaru will also be holding her very own solo tour during the winter time. Again, we don't have any details yet but once further infos get announced, I recommend you get your hands on a couple of tickets for one or two of those concerts. The Toyama live in particular is something I'd aim for if you want to have the best possible experience. Also a great opportunity to explore Hikaru's hometown

Hikaru Solo Tour 2024/25 -2024- 24/11/30 (Sat) Toyama 24/12/07 (Sat) Aichi 24/12/14 (Sat) Miyagi 24/12/21 (Sat) Kyoto 25/02/11 (Tue) Tokyo

The FC ticket lotteries for Wakana Classics are already over but there will be other options available soon. Last year, ticket playguide lotteries for non-FC members took place in October (with a subsequent regular sale) so I expect the same to happen this year. Just be patient a little while longer. They will most likely launch a dedicated webpage on the BSFuji website with some more infos on the concert and where to get tickets.

『Wakana Classics 2024 (tbd)』 Date/Time: 2024/12/18; Start 18:30~ Venue: Hamarikyu Asahi Hall

As for food and restaurants, that's very difficult for me to answer because I typically try to visit places that the girls have recently been to (I guess it's more of a spontaneous thing?). I do my best to keep track of all the good spots but it's a struggle T_T I suck at everything that's related to locations. However, you can check out my MEDIA posts on Twitter to see pictures of some of the spots I've already visited. I usually add a little description to my tweets so you should be able to figure out which places I'm talking about.

Three very popular Kalafina pilgrimage places are definitely Tsurutontan Roppongi (from an old blog post), La Maison Kioi (from a SPICE interview) and Shinagawa Aquarium (from a FC Harmony feature). Here's a blog post where I talk about visiting all three of them. One day, I want to eat at all the gyoza restaurants that Wakana has recommended in her fan club magazines but that's actually not so easy since most of those places are tiny and require a reservation.

You should also try to make short day trips to Ishikiri-Sanmyaku and Oya History Museum (best done with a group of locals or fellow fans). Both are beautiful locations which were used for various music videos (Kalafina's "Hyakka Ryouran", Hikaru's "Alterna-ate-", Kalafina's "Kagayaku Sora no Shijima ni wa", Wakana's "Butterfly Dream").

Sorry I can't provide a better list but hopefully, this will help at least a little bit.

#kalafina #reply #personal #Wakana Classics 2024 #ykl vol 20 #Hikaru Solo Tour 2024/25 #Chocolate Meating #KEIKO fan meeting chocolate meating vol4

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mysafehaneul · 1 year ago

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Chapter 8 Part 3

The door swung open dramatically, revealing Jungkook's entry. Following behind him, Deokyeom strolled into your office.

"How's my favorite sister-in-law in the whole world doing?"

You rose from your chair, and a surprised smile graced your face as you went to greet Jungkook. A warm embrace conveyed your delight at his unexpected visit. Meanwhile, Deokyeom, ever the gentleman, waited near the door for your approval.

You gently patted Jungkook's back, signaling the end of your embrace.

"I'm good, Jungkook. What brings you here?" You turned to acknowledge Deokyeom, who remained poised near the door. "Mr. Lee, please, come in."

Mr. Lee responded with a respectful bow and extended his warm greetings.

"Thank you for coming on such short notice." you offered. "Why, Noona, aren't you happy to see me here?" Jungkook playfully pouted, and before you could respond, Deokyeom intervened, gently pulling Jungkook to his side. He looked apologetically at you and explained, "I'm sorry, Ms. L/N. I'm aware I was instructed to come alone due to the confidentiality of the matter. However, Mr. Jungkook and I have a meeting with another client afterward, so when I was coming here alone..." Deokyeom's words trailed off, and he added a hint of exaggeration to the word "alone" while shooting a quick glare at Jungkook, who wore the expression of a kicked puppy," Mr. Jungkook insisted that his presence would be beneficial."

You observed them both quizzically, especially Jungkook, who continued to look at you with puppy-dog eyes.

"I see," you said, gesturing towards the single unoccupied chair next to Rema at the desk. "Mr. Lee, why don't you settle down? And, you remember Rema, right? She's my lawyer. As you mentioned, this is a matter of confidentiality, and I'd prefer to keep it that way."

"Noona, I thought we became close after that game," Jungkook exclaimed, referencing the truth and dare game. "Why did you want to meet Hyung's lawyer?" He took a step back, a slack-jawed expression taking over his features. He then loudly whispered, "You're... you're going to divorce Hyung already."

"Jungkook, how could you possibly-" you began.

He dramatically grasped your hand and continued, "Noona, I'm sure my Hyung has faults, and he can act like he has a stick up his ass sometimes," you unknowingly nodded in agreement before realizing and chiding yourself. Jungkook carried on, "But he has a heart of gold, and I'm sure he loves you. I've seen it in his ey-"

"Jungkook! Jungkook," you shook your clasped hand to end his rant.

"No one's divorcing anyone, okay? I've just called Mr. Lee to discuss something about our joint project since your Hyung is in Malaysia," you lied. "So calm down."

You gave him a knowing nod and leaned into mumble, "I know you're not here to see me," giving him a coy smile as a slight blush started to paint his face. He let go of your hand, and you moved back to your desk as Deokyeom settled down. You rang Rachel, who appeared as she entered, and both you and Rema noticed the dumbfounded look on the boy's features.

"Rach, send in some coffee for Ms. Sinha and Mr. Lee, and tea for me," you said, your tone a blend of professional politeness and a subtle plea for assistance. You accompanied your request with an eye smile, a secret signal between you and Rachel that clearly conveyed, 'Please escort Mr. Jungkook elsewhere. I can't have him hanging around during this discussion.'

Rachel nodded and turned her attention to Jungkook, who had been eagerly waiting for his cue.

"Mr. Jungkook," she began, keeping her tone neutral despite the annoyance she felt underneath.

"Yes, Rach," Jungkook responded with an air of exaggerated sweetness that only served to irritate Rachel further.

Nonetheless, Rachel was a seasoned professional. She knew how to maintain her composure even when dealing with individuals who are prone to tripping over air.

Gesturing gracefully toward the door, she suggested, "After you."

With an agility that contradicted his previous antics, Jungkook promptly stepped up beside the door where Rachel had positioned herself.

"Although I'm disappointed that I can't contribute to this undoubtedly significant meeting," he began, his tone more earnest now, "I'll certainly abide by your wishes, Noona. After all, 'the client is god,' as they say." He offered an exaggerated salute, and added "And Noona, I'm rooting for both of you. Fighting!" with a raised fist, then exited the room.

Rachel raised an eyebrow and slowly shook her head at you, a clear indication of her disbelief at the situation she had just been placed in. Your silent response was an apologetic look, acknowledging that you were well aware of the awkwardness of the encounter.

As Jungkook left, you redirected your attention to face an overly amused Rema and a somewhat embarrassed Deokyeom, who was taken aback by his junior's antics. You let out a breath, feeling relieved.

"Cute kid," Rema mumbled with a chuckle after Jungkook had exited and the door was securely shut.

Deokyeom leaned back in his chair, still somewhat embarrassed. "If one could call a 26-year-old a kid."

"I mean, it must be fun to have him around in the office," Rema suggested. "I'm sure our lives can get pretty monotonous."

Deokyeom looked back at the door, which was now closed. "Yeah, you can say that," he replied affectionately, a touch of nostalgia in his voice.

You leaned forward, interlacing your fingers on the desk, and cleared your throat. "Shall we begin?"

Rema and Deokyeom, both seasoned professionals, quickly donned their professional masks, their expressions shifting to a more serious demeanor as they shifted their focus back to the purpose of the meeting.

...

Racheal was diligently checking her computer screen, going over the agenda that had been covered for the day, and preparing for the next contact with one of the new suppliers. As she typed away, a voice interrupted her.

"I think I've seen you somewhere," the voice said.

She looked up from her computer to see the young man, Jungkook, sitting in the chair next to her desk, a playful grin on his face. He rested his head in his hand and leaned against the desk.

"I'm sure it was from your cousin's wedding—"

"No, you're the girl who's been haunting my dreams," he interrupted with a cheeky smile.

The line sent a shiver down Racheal's arms, and her face twisted in disgust. "Do you use that line often?"

He chuckled. "Not really, no."

"Good," she replied dryly. "It would be quite pitiful if it did work."

Jungkook's smile faded slightly. "I have other lines as well."

"No, thank you," she said dismissively, returning her attention to her computer.

Several minutes passed in silence, with Racheal engrossed in her work and Jungkook idly playing with a paperweight on her desk. Then, he spoke up again.

"Tell me, Rach."

"It's Ms. LEE for you."

"Really?" He shrugged nonchalantly. "So tell me, Rach, do you like friends?"

Racheal's fingers paused over the keyboard when she heard that question, and she slowly raised her eyes to meet his, a vacant look on her face.

"I guess your mum did," he continued casually and went back to toying with the paperweight.

"What's your type?" Jungkook asked with a smirk.

She closed her eyes and took a deep breath through her nose, exasperation evident in her voice. "Guys who don't trip over air and don't try to sleep with every woman they meet."

"Oh, someone has done her research," Jungkook said, leaning back in his chair with a smug smile.

"No," she replied, unfazed. "It didn't require much research, just observations from our two brief meetings."

He nodded and, not even four beats of silence later, he opened his mouth again.

"So, Rach, do you believe in past lives?"

Rachel groaned internally. "Oh lord, have mercy," she thought. "How long will this meeting go on?" She leaned back and glanced at the office door. "Please, boss, before I end up killing this man-child."

....

30 minutes later...

Rema glanced at Deokyeom, then at you, and said, "I suppose that covers everything."

"Ms. Y/N," Deokyeom began, his tone inquisitive, "I understand you're a very meticulous businesswoman, but may I inquire why you're creating a will without Mr. Jeon's knowledge?"

You looked over at him, your lips forming a tight smile. He nodded in understanding.

"Well," he continued, "I respect your decision, but I don't believe Mr. Jeon will take kindly to this when he finds out."

You rose from your chair, noticing Rema's habit of biting her lip when she had something to say but held it back.

"That's alright. I'll talk to Wonwoo about it myself. I hope you respect my decision and keep this information confidential."

Deokyeom's expression darkened, and he replied, "I'm afraid I can't promise that. Since Mr. Jeon is my client, if he inquires about it, I'll have no choice but to inform him."

You nodded in understanding, realizing that you'd have to speak to Wonwoo about this matter yourself to prevent any misunderstandings.

...

"Have you told him about the threats yet?" Rema whispered harshly as soon as you closed the door behind you, having seen Jungkook and Deokyeom off.

"I haven't had the chance," you replied, walking over to the couch. The clock neared 1 pm, and the golden sunlight filtered through the windows, casting a warm glow in the room, as the city traffic seemed to slow down.

Rema pressed further, her concern evident in her voice, "What's holding you back from telling him? This is a serious matter."

"Rema, I understand that withholding this information puts the people around me at risk, but what can I tell a person who's away from home dealing with—"

"At least inform the police," she interrupted, raising her voice.

You both stopped talking when you noticed Racheal standing in the doorway, observing your slightly agitated faces. "Uh... This came in the morning," she said, holding a bouquet of hyacinth floral arrangement.

"If you'd like, I can come back later," she began, slowly backing away.

You closed your eyes, attempting to calm your breathing. "No, it's alright, Rach. Do you know who sent this?"

"I'm not sure. It was on my desk when I returned from the washroom."

Rema walked over to the desk where Racheal had placed the bouquet. "Well, there's a card."

You got up from the couch, walked over to them, and took the card that Rema extended toward you. "I think it must be from your admirer," Rema teased. You rolled your eyes, flipping the card to read it.

The words were written in cursive, and you smiled as you read the first line. But as you continued reading, your face gradually paled. It was as if you'd seen a ghost, and you staggered back, the card slipping from your fingers.

Concern etched all over Rema's face as she bent down to pick up the fallen card, recognizing the fear that had washed over her.

This reminded me of you.

They say that this flower symbolizes profound sorrow, it was born out of the blood of Hyakinthos who died in an accident when Apollo and Zephyr were fighting over him.

I am sure you won't want the faith of Hyakinthos, over whose love is greater than the other.

P.S. I'll make sure your casket is surrounded by these, for I have great confidence a lot of people would feel profound sorrow upon your loss.

"Y/n," Rema said, her voice tinged with worry and pain, "these threats are not hoaxes."

....

You sit in your office, your mind in a daze after the events of the day. The clock on the wall reads 5 PM. Suddenly, there's a soft knock at your door. You look up to see Racheal standing there, concern in her eyes.

"It's time to go home," she says softly. "Shall I accompany you?"

You take a moment to collect your thoughts before responding, "No, it's okay. I came with the driver. I'll be fine. Thank you, Racheal."

She respects your decision and nods. Together, you leave the office.

Dinner was a bit of a blur as well. Noel and Jeonghan carried on most of the conversation. Jeonghan was leaving tomorrow night with his mother, who he came to pick up since she was afraid of flying alone. When Noel asked if he could go too, you hesitated at first, citing his school commitments. He pouted, and you saw his disappointment. After a moment of contemplation, you thought it might be safer for him to go, especially since you hoped to have resolved the threat hanging over your head by then. You agreed, but with one condition - if Noel ate all his carrots, he could go. He eagerly munched them down, sealing the deal.

Jeonghan reassured you that Leila, Noel's former nanny will also be there. You nodded and insisted that they could use your private jet, to which he responded with a wistful smile, "Ah, the perks of having rich friends."

After dinner, you and Jeonghan began clearing the table. He had been sensing that something was off since you returned home.

"Are you worried about what I said this morning?" he asked gently. "Don't stress over it. Let things work out at their own pace. It's not like you can control it."

You managed a small smile, appreciating his understanding. He nudged your hips and added, "And if it makes you feel better, I left a wedding gift for you in your bedroom," he winked.

....

When Wonwoo arrived, it was around 11 p.m. The lights in the house were mostly off, but he noticed a soft glow coming from your room. He went to his room, took a quick shower, and changed into more comfortable attire. As he towel-dried his hair, he couldn't help but wonder if you were upset with him.

Although he thought you might already be asleep, he decided to check on you. Is she mad at me? He couldn't shake off the nagging feeling.

Your bedroom door was slightly ajar, and as he approached, he could see you standing in front of the mirror. Your hair was gathered in a bun, and you were wearing a stunning deep green dress with a v-neckline, a low plunging back, and a front slit that reached the top of your left thigh. The rose lace details on the dress added to its allure, making you look so breathtakingly beautiful that even the goddess of beauty would be envious.

He found himself temporarily mesmerized by the sight, unsure whether to interrupt your preparations or simply admire your captivating presence from the doorway.

He pushed the door open gently absently caressing the fabric of your night dress near your stomach. Your eyes were distant, lost in thoughts. Wonwoo stepped closer, concerned.

"You're still awake," he whispered softly. However, you remained oblivious, lost in your contemplation.

He furrowed his brows, pondering what could be bothering you. He reached out and lightly rested his hand on your shoulder.

Your reaction was swift and startling. You jumped and let out a startled scream. "AHH!!" Wonwoo instinctively covered your mouth with his hand, his heart racing as your panic reverberated through the room. Wide-eyed, he gazed at you in shock, realizing that his presence had caused you distress.

"It's me, it's me," he quickly reassured you, his warm eyes meeting yours. Gradually, your fear began to ebb as you recognized him. "It's just me. Calm down, or you'll wake up the whole House," he whispered, his voice soothing as he removed his hand from your mouth.

You swallowed, your heart still pounding, and closed your eyes, attempting to regain your composure. "Why did you sneak up on me?" your voice quivered slightly, the shock still apparent. You instinctively placed your hand over your racing heart. "I didn't sneak up on you. When I called your name, you were lost in your own world," Wonwoo responded gently. He reached up to lightly flick your forehead and offered you a warm, reassuring smile, which made your furrowed brows slowly relax.

"When did you arrive?" you asked, looking at him inquisitively.

"An hour ago," he replied, his eyes wandering around your room. He couldn't help but notice the gift bag and a Victoria's Secret box on your bed. "Hmm, it looks like someone went shopping," he commented.

You glanced in the direction he was looking and chuckled. "Oh no," you shook your head, "JJ brought this as a gift."

"What was he doing at Victoria's Secret?" Wonwoo raised an eyebrow, his curiosity piqued.

You gave him an enigmatic smile. "Trust me, Wonwoo, you'd rather not know," you teased, your eyes sparkling.

You turned to face the mirror, running your hand over the soft material of the nightdress. "I like it. It's very pretty," you said, admiring the garment.

Wonwoo stepped up behind you, his hands gently resting on your waist. Your eyes met in the mirror as he kissed the back of your neck, his lips brushing your skin. "I think it's you wearing it that makes it prettier," he murmured against your neck, his warm breath sending shivers down your spine.

"Load of shit," you responded with a smoky voice, your stomach fluttering with his nearness.

"You wound me, Mrs. Jeon," Wonwoo retorted playfully.

"I never anticipated you to be so easily woundable, Mr. Jeon," you quipped, tugging at his still half-dried hair. He hissed as your nails gently scraped his scalp.

His kisses began to trace a path down your neck, eliciting soft, breathy moans from you.

"Wonwoo," you breathed out.

"Yes, baby girl," he whispered, his voice husky and filled with desire.

But when you didn't respond to his advances, he grew concerned. He gently grabbed your shoulders and made you face him, brushing the hair that had escaped your bun behind your ears. "What's wrong?" he asked, gazing into your eyes, searching for any signs of distress or discomfort.

So many thoughts were jumbling in your head, from the conversation with Jeonghan to the threatening message, the unexpected flowers, and the unsettling meeting with the lawyer. As you tried to figure out how to begin, your eyes stared blankly at the carpet beneath your feet. You felt Wonwoo slightly grab your chin, guiding your gaze to his. "Y/n," he said softly, his thumb gently tracing your lips, "don't overthink it. Just say what's on your mind."

Taking a deep breath, you looked into his warm, reassuring eyes. You decided to confess what had been weighing on your heart. "I kinda missed you," you admitted, your voice carrying a hint of vulnerability.

Wonwoo released a breath he hadn't realized he was holding and let out a nervous laugh. "You got me worried there for a second," he said, pulling you into a tight hug and gently patting the back of your head. "I kinda missed you too."

As you stood in his embrace, you felt his heartbeat against your palm, a steady and comforting rhythm. You thought about how you wished you could find the right words to express the complex emotions swirling within you. It was challenging to make others understand what was happening inside of you when you couldn't fully explain it to yourself. The words you were accustomed to swallowing had somehow devoured you, leaving you with a maelstrom of feelings that couldn't be easily articulated.

You moved from his warm hug, eyes locking onto his as you asked, "Did you have dinner?"

He nodded in response, and you inquired further, "And how was Malaysia?"

"Humid," he replied, his brow furrowing as he recalled the trip. You arched an eyebrow, prompting him to continue, "Now that I think about it, I feel like I skipped dessert on my flight."

Playfully, you pushed his chest, creating some space between the two of you. Moving the bags and boxes on the bed, you teased, "God, you're so corny," and rolled your eyes at his dessert remark.

But before you could step away, he swiftly sat down on the bed, pulled you gently between his legs, and gazed up at you. "What can be done?" he pondered, his voice softened. "You chose this corny," he added, a mischievous glint in his eye, before slowly pulling you in for a kiss.

The room was dimly lit by a golden night lamp, casting a warm, soft glow on the lovers. A gift box was thrown haphazardly across the room, the light bouncing off its surface. The mirror on the wall reflected the image of the two of you, lost in each other, and the kiss. Outside, the moon gleamed brightly, casting its silvery light through the fluttering white curtains. The room felt like a sanctuary, where time seemed to stand still as you shared this tender moment.

...

You lay on his chest, the rhythm of his heartbeat lulling you into a peaceful half-sleep. But his voice, distant and contemplative, brought you back to the present.

He stared at the ceiling, holding you in his embrace while his mind drifted back to when he was just sixteen.

He began, "You know when I was sixteen, it was my first summer back from London, after getting my driver's license. Mingyu, my best friend, His father used to work for my grandpa, my childhood friend, accompanied me. I was ecstatic about my new car, that Dad brought for me, and it happened to be a full moon night. Both of us shared a profound fascination with astronomy."

Wonwoo chuckled as he continued, "To be honest, I was more excited about taking my new car for a spin. Mingyu took me to this observatory spot he'd found, along with his telescope and everything. It rained earlier that day, and it made the skies even clearer. You won't believe it, Y/N, but when I peered through that telescope, that's when I truly understood why people write poetic praises to the moon."

His voice quivered with emotions as he shared, "Mingyu told me he wanted to earn enough to build a house there, right by the observatory, and after his time was over, it would become an observatory for everyone to enjoy. I remember telling him he didn't have to wait. I promised to buy that land, build a hotel there, and gift that spot to him for the observatory. But Mingyu shook his head, saying that the feeling of earning something couldn't compare to having it handed over."

Wonwoo's voice grew heavy as he recounted the tragic night. "The roads were slippery, and I was getting drowsy. Mingyu insisted on driving, but as we navigated the dark roads, he missed the animal crossing sign. A forest deer suddenly appeared in front of our car, and in an attempt to avoid it, Mingyu made a split-second turn. But with the roads being so slick, our car flipped over."

He paused, the pain of the memory still fresh. "The shards of glass from the window pierced Mingyu's stomach. Even breathing was difficult for him. But he was still alive, and before he took his last breath, he said, 'Thank you for bringing me to see the moon tonight. I'm glad I got to see it before I died.' I kept pleading with him to hold on, talking about the observatory, but he just smiled and closed his eyes."

"Oh, Wonu," you consoled him, cradling his head on your chest as he clung to you. "If only I hadn't taken that car..."

He continued, "If only I had driven that car, he wouldn't have died, Y/N. He had so much potential in school; he was always at the top of his class."

You gently ran your fingers through his hair, and his shoulders shook as he relived the painful memory.

"It's okay, it's okay," you reassured him. "Cry it out. It must have been hurting you for a long time. It's okay."

He sobbed, his face buried in the crook of your neck. After a few minutes, his sobs began to subside, and you continued speaking softly.

"You were just sixteen. There was nothing you could do," you told him. "I'm sure Mingyu was grateful that you survived. Maybe deep down, he knew that if your roles were reversed, he wouldn't have been able to bear your loss."

"How can you say that?" Wonwoo inquired, his voice filled with uncertainty.

You gently cupped his face, wiping away his tears, and said, "I can say that because I know in my heart that when you love someone, Truly love someone, all you want is for them to be happy, even if it means you aren't a part of their life anymore."

"So forgive yourself," you urged, your eyes gleaming with tears and empathy. "You were just a kid, only sixteen, and I'm sure that wherever Mingyu is now, he's looking down at you with a smile, grateful that you're healthy and living well."

He paused and gazed at you, his eyes filled with emotion. "Do you want to know where that accident site is?"

You nodded, your expression a mix of curiosity and trepidation. He moistened his lips and exhaled. "Burbone Road."

Your face fell, and you began shaking your head. "No," you whispered, your voice laden with sorrow. "Wonwoo..."

As you looked more and more crestfallen, your words spilled out. "I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. That time in the office, and then in the Jeon mansion, I called you greedy, shallow, selfish, and whatnot. Please forgive me, Wonwoo. If I had known earlier, I would've..."

"It's okay, Y/N," he consoled you with a sad smile. "You didn't know. Sometimes our experiences can outweigh our perceptions about someone. But I'm glad you know now. I don't even know why I wanted to bare my soul to you. I've never even talked about this so openly with Eleanor-"

He stopped mid-sentence, a hint of guilt in his eyes. "I shouldn't have mentioned her. I'm sorry."

You shook your head. "Why would you say that? Eleanor was a significant part of your life. I know the way it ended was unfortunate, but that doesn't mean everything was ruined. Sometimes memories are good, and some are bad, but that doesn't mean they aren't worth remembering and mentioning. It's up to us how we view them."

He chuckled, shaking his head. You raised an eyebrow, asking, "What's so funny?"

"Nothing," he said as he gently brought your hands, which were on his cheeks, and kissed your right palm. "I'm the older one, but it's always you saying the wiser things."

You rolled your eyes and remarked matter-of-factly, "If only people knew that wisdom has nothing to do with age."

"Yes, grandma," he teased, and you playfully punched his shoulder.

"I think we should sleep now."

"What time is it?"

"Oh my goodness, it's 2:00 a.m."

You lay back down on your pillow, and Wonwoo wrapped his arm around your waist, pulling you against his chest. You listened to the rhythmic beat of his heart and felt his fingers caressing your head and playing with your hair.

"Y/N," he spoke softly.

"Hmm?"

"Thank you for listening to me. I feel like a weight has been lifted off my chest."

You turned onto your stomach and interlaced your fingers, resting your chin on his chest.

"I'm glad that whatever the reason, it led me to you and even Noel," he said as you gazed into his eyes. Wonwoo leaned in to plant a kiss on top of your head.

At that moment, with his warm presence embracing you, the circuits of your brain seemed to go haywire. Thoughts and memories flooded in.

Part 4

#Aquamarine chapter 8 #I already feel like killing myself

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Grace & Min-Ji: The story of how they came to be

Everyone in BTS had a pet at one point. Taehyung had Yeontan, Namjoon had Monie, Yoongi had Holly, Hobi had Mickey, Jin had three sugar gliders as well as a Jjangu and Jungkook had Gureum then Bam and Jimin had his childhood pet Ddosun.

Grace, however, never had any pets growing up. She had been content to deal with friends' pets, getting cuddles from the BTS pets or animals on set. And the break came. She had more time on her hands now and since she was living completely separately now to her bandmates, she was starting to feel a bit lonely.

She needed a pet that would be independent but easy to look after, considering she would have to give the pet to her parents to look after at one point. After discussions with her parents and Jin, a cat was decided on. But Grace being Grace, she didn’t want just a pretty cat who would look good on Instagram.

Her eyes had been on getting a Maine-coon cat - a massive feline with a powerful yet muscular athletic body with large pointed ears and thick fluffy fur. Little tufts of fur on their ears and paws and their tail would be at least as long as their body. Sociable, extremely intelligent and active.

So the hunt began.

There was a breeder in Busan who bred cats from Malaysia and they happened to have a few kittens as well as adult cats for sale. Grace had been keeping an eye on their Facebook page since they announced the cats were available and it didn’t take much convincing to get Jin in the car and for a short road trip to Busan.

“All this way for a cat,” Jin had grumbled but had packed a bag anyway and filled up the car without much sighing. While he didn’t feel the need to have a pet, he knew in a year that he would be in the military and Grace would be on her own.

She had seen a white cat in the background of a video, completely ignoring the fact that someone was trying to film it. It moved easily around the other cats, unbothered, content to climb up the cat tower and lick its large paws. That was the one she had her eyes on.

Being two members of BTS allowed private access to the cattery and Jin found himself surrounded by cats of different sizes and types.

“I guess you're a pussy magnet,” Grace quipped with a sly grin. The shocked gasp from the man in question made her laugh as she headed in the direction of the cat that had caught her eye from the beginning.

There he was, completely chill and not bothered by the two strangers in the room. He lounged on the windowsill, tail waving lazily against the breeze as he stared out the window. Quietly and trying not to spook him, Grace sat down against the wall the window was on and simply waited.

It was as if he knew his presence was needed because the white cat stood and stretched and turned around to use Grace’s shoulders to get down and straight into her lap where he curled up into a ball.

“I take it he’s the one,” Jin asked as he came over, completely covered in cat hair yet he couldn’t help but grin at the amazed smile on Grace’s face. He knew she had fallen head over heels for the feline.

“I think I’ve been chosen instead.”

The paperwork took an hour and a little visit to the vet on the way, but Grace came home with the white cat she wanted and named on the spot.

Min-ji.

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Doug’s fresh from a trip across Southeast Asia, and in today’s episode, we dive into the contrasts between East and West. From the comparative pristine streets of Thailand to the hotel standards in Malaysia, Doug lays out why he believes that part of the world is the place to be – and what that means for those of us still dealing with the decay of Western cities.

We also get into some historical events of the day, from Encyclopedia Britannica’s pages to an old encounter with Sean Connery. And for anyone keeping an eye on the bond markets and the dollar, we’ve got a few cautionary tales. From Yellen’s bizarre “omen” during a press conference to bank losses that dwarf those of 2008, the signs for the dollar aren’t good.

Get comfortable; this episode is packed with Doug’s classic take on culture, opportunities in oddball markets, and a sobering look at the U.S. financial system’s fragile state.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction and Doug’s return from Asia

01:00 - Encyclopedia Britannica and today's historical events

03:00 - Halloween, secularization, and cultural shifts

05:00 - Doug’s experience almost meeting Sean Connery

08:00 - Doug’s reflections on Southeast Asia: Malaysia and Thailand

10:00 - Qatar and Emirates: Observations on airline quality

12:00 - Comparing infrastructure and service quality in Asia vs. the U.S.

15:00 - Discussing Sri Lanka's economy and opportunities

17:30 - Reflections on speculative opportunities in Sri Lanka

19:30 - Arthur C. Clarke’s connection to Sri Lanka

22:00 - Discussion on bond markets and the current U.S. financial climate

24:00 - Banking sector risks and bond yield trends

26:30 - The cost of elder care in Southeast Asia vs. the U.S.

30:00 - Social Security, Medicare, and U.S. budget challenges

32:00 - Reflections on upcoming U.S. elections and economic trajectory

34:30 - "Civil War" movie review and implications for U.S. stability

37:00 - Living through crisis: Ukraine and Sri Lanka analogies

38:30 - Tribute to Gonzalo Lira

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Back when he was a teenager birthdays weren't that much fun for Kento. Especially when Satoru had to make everybody's birthday a big deal. Getting gifts and cake wasn't really his thing but he never really let people know that it bothered him. He will say he didn't like any of it but deep down he found it really fun.

Just like today, one year older and another amazing year with his family. Me, Kento, Yu, Hiromi and Shoko sat at the outside table while Satoru, Toji and Suguru cook on the grill. The kids are off playing in the pool with the first and second years from both Tokyo and Kyoto.

"Daddy come swim with us! PLEASE!" our son yelled from the deck of the pool before jumping in. "Yeah Nanami come join us." Yuji said as he tossed our daughter up in the air to make a splash in the pool. In all the years I knew this man I have only seen pure joy in his eyes twice. Once when we got married and the second when we had our twins.

So when he got up from his chair took off his shirt he had that look in his eyes from back then. With two quick strides and a leep onto the deck, this grown man turned back into the dorky teenage you knew back at jujutsu high. "Why don't you boys go join him and me and Shoko take over the food?" I asked getting up to head inside to get the rest of the food and the cake, while Shoko went to the grill.

All the guys look at each other big smile and I swear to god that was the fastest I saw 4 grown men move. It was kinda funny seeing a bunch of grown men act like kids. After a few rounds of chicken and kids play Marco Polo we sat down to eat, have cake and open gifts. After we were done with that the guys and Kento set up some tents so the kids could hang out why us adults sat round the fire pit having some drinks.

As the night went on everyone headed to there rooms to get ready for bed. With the kids passed out in the tents and most of the adults in bed the ones left by the fire was me and Kento. "So love did you have fun today?" I asked him as I cuddled up into his side. "Yes my sweet and thank you for such a wonderful birthday." He leaned in to give me a sweet and gentle kiss. "Good now I have one more thing for you." I moved the pillow next to me pulling out a small envelope. "What this?" He asked me looking over the envelope. "Open it and find out." With a cocked eyebrow he slowly opened it.

His eyes went wide with excitement. "When did you get these? I never got a notification that money was taken out of the bank account." He smiled pulling me into his lap. "I saved up sense last year. They are first class round trip to Kuantan, Malaysia and....there is something else in there." My cheeks started to warm. He pulled out a few polaroids I took the night before. I could see his body go stiff.

"So are these for tonight or for our trip?" He ran his hand up my leg under my dress. "The blue, green and red are for the trip, the pink and white are for whenever but" I moved my strap of my dress off my shoulder. "This black set is for tonight." I could feel him start to get hard under me. "Why don't we go upstairs and I unwrap my gift." He started to kiss my neck and made his way to my lips. "Tomorrow morning is going to be a bit awkward of our guests." He picked me up princess style pressing me to his body. "It's my birthday so they have to suck it up."

This is just a little thing for Kento's birthday. 🎂

#nanami kento #kento nanami #jjk #jjk kento nanami #jjk nanami kento

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choti12 · 1 year ago

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Finding the Ideal Time to Explore Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur, the vibrant capital city of Malaysia, is a melting pot of cultures, cuisines, and architectural wonders. From towering skyscrapers to bustling street markets, there's something for every traveler in this dynamic metropolis. However, to make the most of your visit, it's essential to consider the best time to explore Kuala Lumpur. Let's delve into the factors that influence the ideal timing for your trip.

Weather Considerations: Kuala Lumpur experiences a tropical rainforest climate, characterized by hot and humid conditions throughout the year. The city receives rainfall almost daily, but the intensity varies across different months. The dry season, from May to September, offers relatively clearer skies and lower precipitation levels, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Avoiding the Monsoon Season: The wet season in Kuala Lumpur typically occurs from October to March, with November and December being the wettest months. Heavy rainfall during this period may disrupt outdoor plans and sightseeing, leading to inconvenience for travelers. Thus, it's advisable to avoid visiting Kuala Lumpur during the peak of the monsoon season to ensure a more enjoyable experience.

Festivals and Events: Kuala Lumpur hosts a myriad of cultural festivals, events, and celebrations throughout the year, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the local culture and traditions. From the colorful Thaipusam festival at Batu Caves to the dazzling Chinese New Year festivities in Chinatown, each event adds a unique flavor to the city's vibrant atmosphere. Planning your visit to coincide with these festivals can provide an enriching cultural experience.

Peak Tourist Seasons: The influx of tourists in Kuala Lumpur tends to peak during certain periods, such as school holidays and major events. The months of December and January, as well as July and August, witness a surge in tourist arrivals, leading to crowded attractions and higher accommodation rates. Travelers seeking a more relaxed atmosphere may opt to visit during the shoulder seasons, such as April to June and September to November.

Outdoor Activities and Excursions: If you're interested in outdoor adventures or exploring Kuala Lumpur's natural attractions, consider visiting during the dry season when weather conditions are more favorable. From hiking in the nearby rainforests to exploring the city's parks and gardens, the dry months offer ample opportunities for outdoor pursuits without the threat of sudden downpours.

Budget and Travel Deals: Timing your visit to Kuala Lumpur can also impact your travel expenses, as accommodation rates and airfare prices may vary depending on the season. By researching and booking in advance, you can take advantage of early bird discounts and special promotions, allowing you to enjoy a budget-friendly trip to the Malaysian capital.

Conclusion: Choosing the best time to visit Kuala Lumpur involves considering various factors, including weather patterns, cultural events, and tourist trends. Whether you prefer to explore the city's iconic landmarks, indulge in culinary delights, or immerse yourself in its vibrant culture, planning your trip accordingly can enhance your overall experience. By understanding the nuances of Kuala Lumpur's seasons and festivities, you can embark on a memorable journey filled with exploration, discovery, and cultural immersion in this captivating metropolis.

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What are all Inclusive Maldives Packages?

The Maldives, a picturesque tropical haven nestled in the heart of the Indian Ocean, has long been synonymous with luxury and tranquility. With its crystal-clear turquoise waters, overwater bungalows, and vibrant coral reefs, it's no wonder that the Maldives is a dream destination for many. If you're contemplating a visit to this paradise on Earth, exploring the allure of an all-inclusive Maldives package might be the key to unlocking an unforgettable experience.

The Allure of All-Inclusive

A trip to the Maldives is not just a vacation; it's an escape into serenity. Opting for an all-inclusive package ensures that your focus remains on relaxation and exploration rather than the nitty-gritty details of expenses. From accommodation to meals, activities to amenities, an all-inclusive package provides a seamless and stress-free experience.

Overwater Bliss

One of the standout features of Maldivian resorts is the array of overwater bungalows. Imagine waking up to the gentle lapping of waves beneath your private villa, surrounded by endless shades of blue. All-inclusive packages often grant access to these exclusive accommodations, letting you indulge in the luxury of unparalleled ocean views and direct water access.

Culinary Delights

Maldivian cuisine is a tantalizing blend of flavors influenced by Indian, Sri Lankan, and Arabic traditions. All-inclusive packages frequently include a diverse range of dining options, allowing you to savor local delicacies and international cuisine. Picture yourself dining under the stars, enjoying fresh seafood, and relishing the essence of Maldivian culture through its gastronomy.

Underwater Wonders

Beyond the sandy shores, the Maldives boasts an underwater kingdom teeming with marine life. Snorkeling and diving experiences are often part of all-inclusive packages, providing you with the opportunity to explore vibrant coral reefs, encounter majestic manta rays, and witness the kaleidoscope of colors in the underwater world.

Sunset Cruises and Spa Retreats

As the day transitions to evening, a quintessential Maldivian experience is a sunset cruise. Many all-inclusive packages include these mesmerizing excursions, allowing you to bask in the beauty of the Maldivian sunset from the deck of a traditional dhoni boat. Additionally, indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments, often part of the comprehensive packages, ensuring your escape is as therapeutic as it is idyllic.

In Conclusion

Choosing an all-inclusive Maldives package is not just a practical decision; it's a commitment to a seamless and indulgent journey. From overwater luxury to culinary delights, underwater adventures to sunset serenades, the Maldives, with its all-inclusive charm, promises a vacation that transcends the ordinary. We are Gol Travels dealing with Maldives, Lakshadweep, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia

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f-identity · 2 years ago

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tag memes and State of Nad

I've been tagged by more than one person in respective posts, so the following are my entries.

Tagged by @chin-up-spartan (thank you bestie <3) 🦅

Rules: Tag some people you want to know better and/or catch up with, then answer the questions below!

Last Song: "Watch The World Burn" by Trivium. Fave band for multiple occasions, whether driving or writing. Studying, even.

Three Ships: KOBD (or Punformers as I call them), Venom/Eddie, uhhh a demon/monster with a self-insert (I've been vent-writing that last pairing).

Currently Reading: Recently finished Northern Lights by Philip Pullman. Maybe I was reading too fast, or I just need a break before reading the next two books.

Last Movie: The Green Knight (2021). Dev Patel is a snacc, though the movie is not quite what I expected.

Craving: The household freedom/autonomy to establish a healthy weekly routine, especially after the end of food policing month enforced by household.

Tagging: Anyone who wants to do this? I don't want to be a bother 😓

----- Next meme, tagged by @whatudottu 🦎

Relationship status: Single, as far as I know.

Favourite colour: Soft pastel or pearly purple <3

Something I want right now: The various fiction and non-fiction books I have in my Kinokuniya Books shopping cart.

Song stuck in my head: "Cid's Theme" from FF VII Soundtrack by Nobuo Uematsu.

Three favourite foods: O'Briens classic chicken tripledecker sandwich, karipap / curry puffs, chocolate-filled biscuits.

Last song I listened to: (looks at Spotify this time) "Beast and the Harlot" by Avenged Sevenfold.

Last thing I googled: "Garmin Forerunner 55 Malaysia", because I was looking to buy a hopefully proper fitness tracker.

Dream trip: Mentally drawing a blank here because I'd rather escape my current household first.

If you had the opportunity to [safely] become a cyborg via body upgrades, would you take it? Well, fuck yeah. It'd be much easier for me to keep up with machinery maintenance than having to deal with ""diets"" and ""exercise"". I'll choose my own shape, and my alt mode can be a human-sized birb.

No pressure tags: I dunno. If either of these tag questionnaires pique your interest, feel free to do'em and tag me in reading.

Link to second tag meme post template.

----- In further news, 🐌

As per posts I reblogged to my creativity tag, I've thrown ingredients at my brain and worked on unclogging the pipes. Of course, progress on my WIPs will be faster if I can freely have table-space for writing, but I am still re-adapting to my fanfic pond.

Birdbrain is also keen on the topic of demons in general, and the possibility of fallen angels and non-Christian demigods just accepting their common classification as "demons"'. Her working title for this potential new worldbuild is "Decolonial Demons".

#obvious personal post is obvious #chin-up-spartan #whatudottu #tag meme #food mention #birdbrain thoughts

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hlmpvmalaysiataxi · 17 days ago

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Maximize Your Malaysia Vacation: The Benefits of Car Rental Services ?

When planning a vacation car rental service in Malaysia, one of the best ways to explore the country is by renting a car. While public transportation in major cities like Kuala Lumpur is convenient, having your own vehicle opens up a whole new level of freedom and flexibility. Renting a car during your vacation can help you explore at your own pace, access remote destinations, and enhance your overall experience. Here’s why renting a car in Malaysia is one of the smartest choices you can make to maximize your trip.

1. Freedom to Travel at Your Own Speed

The biggest advantage of renting a car is the freedom it provides. Public transportation and taxis often follow rigid schedules, limiting your options. With a rental car, you’re in control. Want to visit a nearby island or make an unplanned stop at a scenic viewpoint? It’s all possible. You can explore Malaysia’s beautiful cities like Kuala Lumpur, Penang, or Malacca, but also venture off the beaten path, discovering hidden gems that are often not reachable by public transit.

Whether it’s a road trip along the coast, an inland drive to the highlands, or visiting a remote beach, having a car allows you to make the most of every moment. No more rushing to catch buses or trains, and no need to worry about missing out on spontaneous adventures.

2. Convenience for Families and Groups

Renting a car is especially beneficial for families and groups. Public transportation can be challenging when traveling with children or elderly relatives, and managing luggage on crowded trains or buses isn’t always easy. A rental car provides ample space for your group to travel comfortably together.

You can rent a vehicle that suits your needs, from an SUV to a minivan, ensuring everyone has enough room for the ride. Additionally, having your own vehicle means you won’t need to rely on taxis or rideshares, which can add up quickly over time. It’s an affordable and hassle-free way to keep everyone together and make the trip more enjoyable.

3. Access to Off-the-Beaten-Path Destinations

Malaysia is full of stunning off-the-beaten-path locations that are harder to access via public transport. With a rental car, you have the flexibility to visit less touristy destinations such as the secluded beaches of Perhentian Islands, the rolling hills of Cameron Highlands, or the lush rainforests of Borneo. Many of these places are remote and not served by regular bus or train services, making a car rental your best option.

4. Cost-Effective for Extended Stays

If you're planning a longer stay in Malaysia, renting a car is a cost-effective solution. Over time, the cost of taxis, rideshares, and public transport can add up quickly, especially if you plan to travel across multiple cities. A rental car often comes at a fixed daily rate, which can work out much cheaper in the long run. Moreover, many rental companies offer discounts for long-term rentals, making it even more affordable.

5. Comfort and Convenience

Driving in Malaysia gives you the comfort of air-conditioning, which can be a welcome relief from the hot and humid weather. With a rental car, you don’t have to deal with the crowded buses or trains and can enjoy the luxury of traveling in a clean, private space. Whether you’re journeying across the city or through the countryside, you can stop as often as you like to rest, grab a bite, or take in the views.

Conclusion

car rental service in Malaysia vacation is an excellent way to maximize your time and enjoy the country’s diverse offerings. With the freedom to explore at your own pace, the convenience of traveling as a group, and the ability to reach remote destinations, a rental car will make your trip even more memorable. Whether you're here for a few days or a few weeks, renting a car offers comfort, flexibility, and adventure – all at your fingertips. Make your next trip to Malaysia unforgettable by unlocking the full potential of this beautiful country with a rental car.

#Car rental in Kuala Lumpur #car rental service in Malaysia #Rent a Toyota Vellfire in Kuala Lumpur #Alphard & Vellfire Car Rental Services

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swadeshisanchaar · 17 days ago

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International Holiday Packages from Bangalore: Travel Beyond Borders

For those looking to explore international destinations, international holiday packages from Bangalore offer a variety of options:

1. Southeast Asia – A Blend of Culture and Adventure

Destinations like Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and Bali offer a perfect mix of vibrant culture, shopping, and adventure activities at budget-friendly prices.

2. Europe – A Timeless Journey

Europe's rich history, architecture, and scenic beauty make it a top choice for Indian travelers. Popular destinations include Paris, Rome, London, and Switzerland.

3. Middle East – A Luxurious Escape

For a lavish holiday experience, the Middle East, especially Dubai and Abu Dhabi, offer luxury shopping, iconic skyscrapers, and exciting desert safaris.

4. Australia and New Zealand – Adventure Awaits

With stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, and thrilling adventure sports, Australia and New Zealand are ideal for those seeking exploration and excitement.

5. Maldives and Mauritius – Romantic Getaways

Perfect for honeymooners, the Maldives and Mauritius offer serene beaches, luxury resorts, and mesmerizing views of the Indian Ocean.

Choosing the Right Travel Agency in Bangalore

When selecting a , consider the following factors:

1. Reputation and Reviews

Look for agencies with positive customer reviews and testimonials. It’s crucial to choose a trusted agency with a proven track record of delivering exceptional services.

2. Range of Services

Choose an agency that offers a wide range of services, including India holiday packages and international holiday packages from Bangalore. A one-stop solution for flights, hotels, sightseeing, and travel insurance is always a plus.

3. Customization and Flexibility

The best travel agencies provide customizable itineraries tailored to your preferences and budget. Flexibility in dates and travel plans ensures a stress-free experience.

4. Transparency in Pricing

Ensure the agency maintains transparency in pricing with no hidden costs. Request a detailed breakdown of expenses to avoid any surprises later.

Benefits of Booking International Holiday Packages from Bangalore

Booking international holiday packages from Bangalore offers several benefits:

Ease of Travel Planning: From visa assistance to flight bookings, travel agencies handle everything for a seamless journey.

Group Discounts: Travel agencies offer special group discounts for family vacations and corporate trips.

Local Expertise: Collaborating with local tour guides ensures an authentic and insightful travel experience.

24/7 Customer Support: Reliable agencies provide continuous support throughout your journey, ensuring peace of mind.

Also Read: India Holiday Packages from Bangalore | Explore with Swadeshi Sanchaar

Tips for a Memorable Holiday Experience

Plan Ahead: Book your holiday packages in advance to avail early-bird discounts and secure the best deals.

Pack Smartly: Pack according to the weather and cultural norms of your destination. Don’t forget essentials like travel documents and medication.

Travel Insurance: Opt for comprehensive travel insurance to safeguard against unforeseen events.

Respect Local Customs: Be mindful of cultural differences and respect local traditions and practices.

Capture Memories: Carry a good camera or smartphone to capture unforgettable moments.

Travel Beyond Boundaries with the Best Travel Agency in Bangalore

Whether you wish to explore the diverse landscapes of India or venture into international destinations, choosing the right Travel Agency in Bangalore is the key to a memorable holiday. From India holiday packages that showcase cultural richness to international holiday packages from Bangalore that offer global adventures, the options are endless.

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tripkaro · 29 days ago

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Malaysia Tour Packages by Trip Karo: Holidays, Honeymoons & Travel

Discover Malaysia with Trip Karo’s exclusive tour packages. Choose from exciting holiday packages, travel deals, and honeymoon specials for an unforgettable adventure. Book your Malaysia trip now for stunning landscapes and vibrant culture.

#tripkaro #travelagencyinjaipur #besttravelagentsinjaipur

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Unlock Affordable Travel with Airfares: Your Gateway to Cheap Flights and International Adventures

Dreaming of your next big adventure but worried about sky-high ticket prices? Airfares is here to make your travel dreams a reality. Specializing in booking cheap flights, including international destinations like Thailand, Malaysia, and Dubai, Airfares ensures you explore the world without breaking the bank.

Why Choose Airfares for Your Travel Needs?

Competitive Pricing: Airfares offers some of the most competitive rates in the market, ensuring you get the best deal for your flights.

Wide Range of Destinations: Whether you're planning a tropical getaway to Thailand, exploring the vibrant culture of Malaysia, or experiencing the luxury of Dubai, Airfares has you covered.

Easy Booking Process: With a user-friendly platform, booking your flights is quick and hassle-free. Save time and energy while securing the best deals.

Exclusive Offers: Take advantage of seasonal promotions, last-minute deals, and exclusive discounts for budget-conscious travelers.

Popular Destinations with Airfares

Thailand: Fly to Thailand and immerse yourself in its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich cultural heritage. With Airfares, you can find cheap tickets to Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai.

Malaysia: Explore Malaysia’s diverse attractions, from the iconic Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur to the serene islands of Langkawi. Book your flights at unbeatable prices with Airfares.

Dubai: Experience the luxury and extravagance of Dubai with affordable flight options. Marvel at the Burj Khalifa, shop in world-class malls, and enjoy thrilling desert safaris.

Tips for Finding the Best Deals on Airfares

Book Early: Secure your tickets well in advance to get the lowest prices.

Be Flexible with Dates: Traveling during off-peak seasons or mid-week can save you money.

Set Fare Alerts: Use Airfares’ fare alert feature to track price drops and snag the best deals.

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Don’t let expensive flights hold you back from exploring the world. Airfares is your one-stop solution for affordable travel, offering cheap flights to top destinations worldwide. Whether it’s a spontaneous getaway or a well-planned vacation, Airfares ensures your journey starts with savings.

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wkaustubh · 2 months ago

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Malaysia on a Budget: How to Explore This Beautiful Country Affordably

Malaysia, a vibrant Southeast Asian gem, offers a rich tapestry of cultures, stunning landscapes, and bustling cities that cater to all types of travelers. Whether you're searching for affordable Malaysia tour packages, exhilarating jungle trekking in Malaysia, or memorable family travel in Malaysia, this diverse nation has something for everyone without breaking the bank. Exploring Malaysia on a budget is not only possible but can be incredibly rewarding, allowing you to experience its beauty and hospitality without overspending. Here’s how you can make the most of your Malaysian adventure without stretching your wallet.

1. Affordable Accommodation Options

Finding budget-friendly places to stay is the first step to keeping your trip economical. Malaysia boasts a wide range of accommodations, from hostels and guesthouses to budget hotels and Airbnb options.

Hostels and Guesthouses: Cities like Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and Johor Bahru offer numerous hostels and guesthouses that provide comfortable stays at a fraction of hotel prices. These establishments often feature shared facilities, which can be a great way to meet fellow travelers.

Budget Hotels: Chains such as Tune Hotels, Hotel 99, and My Hotel offer clean and affordable rooms with essential amenities. Booking in advance or during off-peak seasons can lead to even better deals.

Airbnb and Homestays: For a more personalized experience, consider booking an Airbnb or staying with a local family. This not only saves money but also gives you a glimpse into the daily life and culture of Malaysians.

2. Cost-Effective Transportation

Malaysia’s transportation system is well-developed and offers various affordable options to get around.

Public Transport: Major cities have extensive public transportation networks. In Kuala Lumpur, the Light Rail Transit (LRT), Monorail, and buses are efficient and inexpensive. Purchasing a prepaid card can save you both time and money.

Buses and Trains: For intercity travel, long-distance buses and trains are budget-friendly. Companies like Transnasional and ETS trains connect major cities and tourist destinations comfortably and affordably.

Ride-Sharing and Taxis: Apps like Grab are widely used in Malaysia and often cheaper than traditional taxis. They offer convenience and transparency in pricing.

Renting a Scooter: In areas like Penang or Langkawi, renting a scooter can be an economical and flexible way to explore at your own pace.

3. Delicious and Affordable Local Cuisine

One of the joys of traveling in Malaysia is indulging in its diverse and delectable cuisine without spending a fortune.

Street Food: Malaysia is renowned for its vibrant street food scene. Hawker centers and night markets offer a plethora of dishes such as nasi lemak, char kway teow, and satay at very low prices.

Local Restaurants: Eating at local eateries or "warungs" can provide hearty meals at affordable rates. These establishments often serve authentic Malaysian dishes that are both tasty and budget-friendly.

Self-Catering: If you’re staying in accommodation with kitchen facilities, consider buying groceries from local markets and preparing some of your meals. This can significantly cut down on food expenses.

4. Free and Low-Cost Attractions

Malaysia is brimming with attractions that won’t cost you a dime or require minimal spending.

Beaches and Parks: Enjoy the pristine beaches of Langkawi, Penang, and the Perhentian Islands without any entrance fees. National parks like Taman Negara offer affordable entry fees for hiking and exploring nature.

Cultural Sites: Many temples, mosques, and cultural landmarks are free to visit or have nominal entrance fees. The Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur and the Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang are must-see attractions that are both stunning and budget-friendly.

City Exploration: Walking tours around cities like George Town and Kuala Lumpur allow you to soak in the architecture, street art, and vibrant street life without spending money. Guided tours are also available at reasonable prices if you prefer a more structured experience.

5. Exciting Activities on a Budget

Malaysia offers a plethora of activities that cater to all interests without requiring a hefty budget.

Jungle Trekking in Malaysia: For adventure enthusiasts, jungle trekking in Malaysia is a must. Taman Negara, Bako National Park, and the Cameron Highlands offer trails that vary in difficulty and length, many of which are free or have a small entrance fee. These treks provide breathtaking views of Malaysia’s lush rainforests and diverse wildlife.

Snorkeling and Diving: Explore Malaysia’s underwater wonders without spending a fortune by visiting budget-friendly diving spots like Tioman Island or Sipadan (if permitted). Many local operators offer affordable packages for snorkeling and diving.

Cultural Workshops: Participate in cultural workshops such as batik painting, cooking classes, or traditional dance sessions. These activities are not only affordable but also enrich your travel experience by immersing you in Malaysian culture.

6. Budget Malaysia Tour Packages

Opting for Malaysia tour packages can often be more economical than planning every aspect of your trip independently. These packages typically include accommodation, transportation, and guided tours, providing excellent value for money.

Group Tours: Joining group tours can reduce costs as expenses are shared among participants. Companies like KKday, Klook, and local travel agencies offer a variety of packages tailored to different budgets and interests.

Customizable Packages: Many tour operators allow you to customize your tour package based on your preferences and budget. This flexibility ensures you only pay for what you need, making it easier to stick to your financial plan.

Off-Peak Deals: Traveling during the off-peak season can lead to significant savings on tour packages. Keep an eye out for discounts and special offers that tour operators frequently provide during less busy times.

7. Family Travel in Malaysia

Planning family travel in Malaysia on a budget is entirely feasible with a bit of strategic planning. Malaysia is a family-friendly destination with plenty of activities and amenities suitable for all ages.

Accommodation: Look for family-friendly accommodations that offer larger rooms or family suites at reasonable prices. Many budget hotels and guesthouses cater specifically to families, providing amenities like playgrounds and swimming pools.

Attractions for All Ages: Malaysia offers numerous attractions that appeal to both adults and children. Visit the interactive Petrosains Discovery Centre in Kuala Lumpur, explore the aquariums in Langkawi, or enjoy the theme parks in Johor Bahru, all of which have affordable entry fees.

Public Parks and Playgrounds: Spend a day at one of Malaysia’s beautiful public parks, such as KLCC Park or Penang Botanic Gardens. These parks are perfect for picnics, leisurely walks, and letting the kids play, all without any cost.

Educational Experiences: Incorporate educational experiences into your trip by visiting historical sites, museums, and cultural centers. Places like the National Museum in Kuala Lumpur or the Penang War Museum offer enriching experiences at low prices.

8. Shopping on a Budget

Shopping in Malaysia doesn’t have to drain your finances. With a plethora of markets, malls, and street vendors, you can find great deals on souvenirs, clothing, and local products.

Bargain Markets: Explore markets like Petaling Street in Kuala Lumpur, Batu Ferringhi Night Market in Penang, or Jonker Street in Malacca. These places are perfect for bargaining and finding unique items at affordable prices.

Outlet Stores: Visit outlet malls such as the Mitsui Outlet Park in Kuala Lumpur or the Johor Premium Outlets in Johor Bahru for discounted branded goods.

Local Crafts and Artisans: Support local artisans by purchasing handmade crafts, batik textiles, and other traditional products directly from the makers. These items are often more affordable and carry a personal touch.

9. Travel Insurance and Safety

While traveling on a budget, it’s crucial not to overlook safety and preparedness. Investing in travel insurance can save you from unexpected expenses due to medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or lost belongings.

Affordable Insurance Plans: Compare different insurance providers to find a plan that offers comprehensive coverage at a reasonable price. Some budget-friendly options include World Nomads, Allianz Travel, and local Malaysian insurance companies.

Stay Informed: Keep abreast of local news and advisories to ensure you’re aware of any safety concerns or travel restrictions. This proactive approach can help you avoid unnecessary expenses related to last-minute changes.

10. Smart Budgeting Tips

Implementing smart budgeting strategies can significantly enhance your ability to explore Malaysia affordably.

Daily Budgeting: Set a daily budget for expenses like food, transportation, and activities. Tracking your spending helps prevent overspending and ensures you stay within your financial limits.

Use Cash Wisely: While Malaysia is largely cashless, carrying some cash is essential for small purchases and places that don’t accept cards. Use ATMs strategically to avoid high withdrawal fees.

Travel Light: Packing light can save you money on baggage fees, especially if you plan to move between multiple destinations. Additionally, carrying a versatile wardrobe reduces the need to purchase extra clothing.

Leverage Technology: Use budgeting apps and travel planning tools to manage your expenses and find the best deals on accommodations, transportation, and activities.

Conclusion

Exploring Malaysia on a budget is entirely achievable with careful planning and smart choices. From affordable Malaysia tour packages and exhilarating jungle trekking in Malaysia to memorable experiences through family travel in Malaysia, this beautiful country offers countless opportunities for budget-conscious travelers. By leveraging cost-effective accommodations, transportation, local cuisine, and a variety of free or low-cost attractions, you can experience the best of Malaysia without compromising on quality or enjoyment. Embrace the adventure, immerse yourself in the rich culture, and create unforgettable memories—all while keeping your expenses in check. Malaysia awaits with open arms, ready to be discovered affordably by travelers from around the world.

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