Life in Genting | Special Edition | MoFE II | Part 1

Mountain of Food Explorace II
Part 1
MoFE is a race where we invited bloggers & RWG twitter followers from China, Indonesia and locally to experience Genting in a whole new experience.  It was an all paid expenses for 4D3N + free goodies specially by the sponsors of Travel For All, Wrangler, Crocs, Yes! 4G YTL Communications, Fujifilm and Watsons. Trust me, I was extremely jealous of them getting all these amazing things such as travel jackets, crocs vouchers,  Wrangler jeans and shirt, Watson first aid kit (which is super adorable), good food and place to stay!! D: 

I am covering part by part, thus view here for Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4.


WorldClub Lounge













Travel for All







Organizer's picture time! The ones in blue is us! I have great executives, Oprah and Mei :)

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