Starchild: Why Malaysian kids are on a quest for adventure


Ooi Bo Wen, 6

Have you ever wondered about unusual places that hold secret stories and breathtaking beauty? Some of these places are like a time machine that takes you back to a different era. From ancient civilisations to forgotten kingdoms, every step unveils a piece of the past waiting to be discovered. It’s like a real-life history book come to life.

But that’s not the only kind of unusual place out there. Some spots are so breathtakingly beautiful that they attract visitors from all around the globe. It includes Cappadocia in Turkey, which is known for its distinctive ‘fairy chimneys’ or Zhangjiajie National Forest, a breathtaking natural wonder located in the Hunan Province in China. It is famous for its towering sandstone pillars, lush forests, and unique rock formations. Do you know the park served as a significant inspiration for the visually stunning landscapes depicted in the blockbuster film Avatar?

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