Any plan for holiday?? Which country will you visit?

well currently iam in mumbai,india.but my holiday plans for upcoming winter season holidays is to visit kashmir-the heaven on earth in india itself.i have heard a lot about its picturesque beauty but never got an oppurtunity till now.hope you also someday visit this place.have a nice day

Wow, that's very interesting! I have no plans for anywhere yet. H1N1 is on the air. If I were to be given a chance to travel, I will choose Hainan Island, China. I want to visit my "Roots". My father came from Hainan Island, China when he was 15 years old and he started his family here in Malaysia. Therefore it is good to go back and see the culture and lifestyle of my forefathers :D So, Happy Holidaying & Happy myLotting too!

Hello Shia, You are so lucky, get to travel for the whole December! Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are just the nice place to shop around, you can shop till you drop! For Indonesia, I like Bali, in fact this is the only place I have visit in Indonesia. I like Indonesia food. I guess you just miss your home town. I am sure you will have a great time spend with your family in Indonesia. For me, I have went to Bali this year, probably I will not go any way far for this year end. But I do plan to go to Singapore in December. I wish to have my Christmas celebrated in Singapore. Looking forward to see you again in your next discussion!

The A(H1N1) virus has certainly wrecked up our holiday plans. I was supposed to go Atlanta and San Francisco last week but had to cancel them all. For now, we will probably stay at home and wait it out. We are currently talking of a local holiday and the one destination that we would love to go back is Tanjung Rhu Resort at Langkawi where the hotel knows very guest by their first name. We were there a couple of times and we totally enjoyed ourselves, relaxing, swimming, eating and drinking. We took their `all stay and food' package where we could eat and dine at whichever restaurant throughout our stay and we were downing sashimis and lobsters for dinners and ordering fresh mango juices every hour without having to worry about the bill when we check out. And the Datai Golf Resort where we played were tough, scenic and challenging. Of course, it would be much more difficult now to have a golfing round with our one year old son tackling along. Gone are the days where my wife and I could have the whole world to ourselves.