Okay. I admit, I'm not a pro at skiing but I decided that I like this sport. Well, besides the climbing up the mountain slope part, which is kind of tiring, carrying a pair of skis.

Location: Alpensia Resort, Pyeongchang, South Korea.



Le ski outfit. I think I look like a mummy but Vichy said it's kind of like a motorcyclist. Seriously? :/
As I mentioned before, I like the colour red. Hence, the red goggles and ski jacket.
Well, I took the red goggles to go with the ski suit. I wanted to get a red scarf but another guy who took the same outfit as me (red goggles and red ski suit) had got himself a red one. Sheesh. I didn't want to clash with him so I took a yellow one. On the bright side, it's the same colour as my bee-hat so, why not? x)



Bro with HIS skiing outfit. Whoa. This photo of him is pretty adorable. He should thank the camera girl - ME :D



We rented skiing outfits and goggles at a ski shop somewhere near the resort. And the ski shoes and skis at the resort. We bought our own gloves and hat so we just saved some money. A ski suit costs about 50,000won, approximately RM150. We rented them for the day.



There are two or three different chair lift services to help you get up the slope, different heights of course.





There are lockers available for snowboards and skis. You can also find lockers for your belongings too. Oh yes, you can rent them for 1,000won (two 500won coins).

We rented a few lockers and went for dinner.



Continued skiing after dinner and a walk :3



The place is lighted up and it's so beautiful! There are also lots of skiers too. It is opened until 10pm. Brought the DSLR down and skied.



It was such a pleasing sensation. Felt the rush of the wind and the adrenaline pumping. Skiing at daytime and skiing at nighttime are totally different. I think that skiing at night is more fun, and it's pretty awesome too, with those lights.

Sadly, mom didn't take a photo of me skiing as she was babysitting my DSLR.





Played with the snow there. Ooh, I LOVE this effect. Snow falling from my cousin Nikki's hands.



If you havn't tried skiing, you should try it sometime. It's such a fun thing to do. Even my sister, who was under the weather that day, had a try (actually several tries) and my 7-year-old brother kept going up the slope for another round.

Also, thanks to the tour leader and tourguide, Eric and Michael. Without them, the skiing trip would be disastrous. I repeat, it's hard work getting the skis up the slope. x)



Nicole and I. :P face. Hahaha. Weird.

And it was my first time having a whole hotel room to myself. Hmm, it was not too bad. Holiday Inn what. Well, the only thing that freaked me out was the blinking light..

At a stop before the borderline between Italy and Switzerland..

Ignore the retarded-ness, thank you :D

There's this nice lake where my mom insisted that I should take a picture here. And she started taking photos of me, like a few shots at a time ._. and it's pretty annoying, therefore the retarded face of mine

Countryside Italy

Anyway, the journey to Switzerland was full of greens, blues and whites. Hmm, maybe a few weeks here will be quite relaxing. Unfortunately, I dont have the money. *sad face*

Chair lifts

A chair lift is like a cable car. The only difference being you get to dangle your legs and only a maximum of 2 people in a chair lift. It's not that high from the ground and it is quite safe. It is not available when it's raining though.

1. Slide down the snowy slope

2. Tread around in the snow

3. Hit someone with a snowball and start a snowball fight

4. Pet a husky dog and pray that it isn't vicious

5. Go on a husky ride

6. Eat some snow

7. Make a mini snowman with sunglasses and a Prada bag

8. Make a retarded face and lie on the snow

9. Try to make a snow angel

10. Get your photo taken while someone else throws snow at you

11. Crawl up the slopes

12. Get yourselves some hot soup

Well, there's about it. There's also a souvenir shop and a restaurant there. The food was OK and there's free Wi-Fi there :D

Train from Grindelwald to Kleine Scheidegg

The countdown clock

You can also go up the trail to take some pictures. Too bad I was a little out of breath and lazy so I decided not to go up the trail. So, I wandered off to do some free and easy time of my own. One thing to be sure of is the stuff in Switzerland are quite expensive. Their living cost is quite high compared to Malaysia and even Italy and France.

German sausage and fries? Uhm, forgotten what the fries-lookalikes are called

That sums it up for this post. Hmm, how about some Switzerland cities next?