Happening highlands


The interns posing for a group shot with a horror house worker in Genting Highlands.

RECENTLY, seven of our BRATs interns made a day trip to Genting Highlands for some rip-roaring fun. Read on to find out what three of them have to say about their visits to The Void, a virtual reality (VR) attraction, and The Train to Busan Horror House, courtesy of Resorts World Genting (RWG).

This feature is a continuation of last week’s coverage on the interns’ experiences at RWG’s Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park, and brand new SkyVR.

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