ShareVDI Overseas Trip in 2023

This year, the annual tour of ShareVDI's Overseas Department is scheduled for May, with locations in Malaysia and Singapore. Everyone is looking forward to this trip.

In the afternoon of May 12, our group arrived in Malaysia. As soon as we get off the plane, the dazzling array of beautiful scenery and delicious food made all of us feels novel.

On the second day, we went to Kuala Lumpur's iconic attraction, the "Rainbow Ladder Batu Caves", known as one of the most mysterious caves in the world. Batu Caves has been one of the most important places of pilgrimage for Hindus. Then we went to “Petaling Street Guizai Lane” to taste traditional Malaysian food.

We went to visit the residence of the Supreme Head of State of Malaysia: the “National Palace”. Afer that, we came to the landmark building of Malaysia, which is also the place where the National Day is celebrated every year: “Independence Square”. We also visited the “Malay Diaojiaolou” and the “Aro Street Night Market”, which is known as a gourmet paradise.

On the third day in Kuala Lumpur, we first visited the ideal city that is a symbol of prosperity in Malaysia - “New Prince City”which are Malaysia's precious green treasure heritage, it is also Malaysia's precious green treasure heritage. Afterwards, we went to the relics“Sanbao Temple”, “Sanbao Well” and “China Mountain” left by the great Chinese navigator Zheng He who commemorated Zheng He's voyages to the West.After walking for a day, we came to “Jonker Street”. There are all kinds of stalls on both sides of the narrow old street, and the tourists here are bustling and lively.

On May 15th, we came to Singapore's "Marina Bay South Gardens", this award-winning garden attraction has collected and cultivated more than 380,000 rare plants. It is like a work of art of nature. Then we came to the "Arabian Style Street", which is a street full of exotic cultural vitality, and it is also one of the oldest urban areas in Singapore.

At noon the street is as hot as a big kiln. But it still can't stop us from coming to "Clark Quay" and taking photos with the world-famous attractions"Merlion". And we also enjoy the scenery along the way: Elizabeth Avenue, High Court (exterior), Government House Square, Parliament Building.After that, we speeded up to our destination for the day: "Chinatown Hawker Center",which is Singapore's Chinatown.

On the last day of our itinerary, we sighed in the "Resorts World Sentosa Entertainment City", which cost more than 30 billion RMB to build a masterpiece of the century that shocked the world. Then we came to "Ru Chia Nyonya". In Joo Chiat, surprises can be found at every corner.

Finally, we came to our last stop, "Jewel Changi". This is the only place where forests and waterfalls have been moved into the airport. There are unique entertainment resorts, shopping and leisure, accommodation and dining, garden views and aviation facilities

Everyone enjoyed the trip very much and looked forward to the destination of the next trip.