BLOXFRUITS IS A GAME WHERE YOU EAT FRUITS AND GRIND TO BE STRONGER. YOU ALSO CAN GET GUNS AND SWORDS.

2.BLADE BALL

A GAME OF FOCUS.

3.DEATH BALL

SAME THING BUT A COPY OF BLADE BALLS.

4.TOILET TOWER DEFENSE

A GAME WHERE YOU PUT NPCS TO STOP NPC TOILETS.

5.STONGEST BATTLEGROUND

A GAME WHERE YOU NON-STOP FIGHTING PEOPLE (SOMETHING KILLING WTICH MAKE THEM RAGE). ;]

The spicy fried chicken is the best in KFC.

The menu has lots of delicous food.

KFC is one of the best restaraunt in Malaysia.

The spicy fried chicken is the best in KFC.

SO IF YOU WANT TO EAT DELICOUS FOOD LIKE FRIED CHICKEN I THINK YOU SHOULD GO HERE.

The famous thing in dim sum restaurants because people found the best of dim sum dishes and just to be time and want to go out and eat a large of baked, steamed, panfried, deepfried and alot better foods

You could find it in;https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=kawaii+fox

It was a baby fox drawing . It's background add on with the candle look like it is on the moon .Have necklace with red colour and have white furry coat of fur

Extreme Park is the place you can challenge yourself with extreme sports and activities, such as bungee jumping, go-karting, paintball, and archery.

BEST THINGS YOU CAN DO AT THE NICKELODEON EAST LAGOON:

Nickelodeon East Lagoon is the place where you can slide through a big slide and the largest man made beach to go with man made maves.

BEST THINGS YOU CAN DO AT THE WILDLIFE PARK:

What are the famous places in Hong Kong??

1. Star Ferry = Hong Kong's famous Star Ferry, with roots dating back to 1880, costs only a few Hong Kong Dollars to ride, making it one of the best deals in all of Hong Kong. Victoria Harbour is a hive of activity, and ships of all shapes and sizes chug, zip, or wallow past as the expert captains of the Star Ferries somehow avoid collisions.

2. Hong Kong Skyline = Hong Kong has one of the most impressive and recognizable skylines in the world. The dense collection of skyscrapers, both on the island of Hong Kong and in Kowloon, combined with the surrounding mountains and harbor set this city apart.

3. Temple Street Night Market = A stroll through the Temple Street Night Market is another one of those all-important things to do while you're in Hong Kong. Located in Kowloon, this is the place to go to taste eclectic foods and to shop for bargains on everything from clothing and trinkets to electronics and household goods. Vendors sell gadgets of every shape and size, as well as jade jewelry and traditional Chinese crafts.

4. Hong Kong Disney land = Here, you'll find a wonderful world filled with fun and fantasy populated with the cast and characters from Disney movies. The park is divided into seven lands: Adventureland; Fantasyland; Toy Story Land; Tomorrowland; Grizzly Gulch; Mystic Point; and Main Street, U.S.A.

5. Ocean Park = As theme parks go, this one covers all the thrills you can handle in a day — a walk through old Hong Kong, roller coasters, a Grand Aquarium, and a look at rare and exotic wildlife. Ocean Park boasts a huge aquarium dome and offers a look at thousands of fish from 400 species, a Reef Tunnel, and a chance to get hands-on with sea stars and sea cucumbers.

6. Avenue of Stars = For an escape from the city towers to a wide-open space with a bit of culture thrown in, be sure to visit the Avenue of Stars. This is where the city pays homage to some of Hong Kong's best-known film stars. Similar to the Walk of Fame in Hollywood, the Avenue of Stars is dedicated to Chinese performers.

7. Tsim Sha Tsui = Tsim Sha Tsui, known more commonly as TST, is a shopping and entertainment hub at the southern point of Kowloon and offers a real taste of what Hong Kong has to offer. The Tsim Sha Tsui district is a melting pot of culture and commerce that speaks to the heart of Hong Kong.

8. Hong Kong Observation Wheel = The Hong Kong version of the London Eye is located in front of Victoria Harbour. A 15-minute ride on this 60m Ferris Wheel is perfect for sightseeing and cityscape snaps, day or night. Located at the Central Harbourfront, it’s a great tourist spot to catch events like Hong Kong’s largest music festival – Clockenflap. A must-visit for both views and vibes!

9. Ladies Market = If you’re looking for a good bargain, then Tung Choi Street, also known as Ladies’ Market, is your go-to destination. Don’t be fooled by its name; the stalls here offer everything from luxury replicas to affordable tech. This 1 km pedestrian-only street is lined with stalls and complemented by stores, restaurants, and street food vendors behind them. Popular with both tourists and locals, the famous place comes alive in the afternoon. Nearby attractions include Sneaker Street, Goldfish Street, and the Flower Market.

10. Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck = For a unique bird’s-eye perspective of the famous skyline, head to the Sky100 Observation Deck. Located on the 100th floor of the ICC, the city’s tallest building, this observation deck is among the best places to visit for a 360-degree view of Hong Kong. Ascend in the city’s fastest elevator, explore local history with interactive exhibits, and enjoy a coffee break at Café 100, operated by The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong.

Swiss Alps is the best place that you must go an you must enjoy it, that is the mountain and it is also beautiful an you also can take picture with your family and friend or your cousin. Which also can climb the mountain.

Hope You Enjoy It.

When i go to Johor with my family it was amazing and i went to the beach with my family and cousin.