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Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 2:39 pm
by Li Bee Wah
cvl99 wrote:I've always believed that there's really no point spending too much if your kid is still really young, especially if you have to buy an air ticket, firstly, they may be too young to appreciate, every country may seem the same to them, they seem more fascinated by the hotel than the actualy country! Furthermore, my older kids don't even remember their holidays from they were younger! I think just nearby would be good, like bali, or if you want cool weather maybe Cameron Highlands or Bandung Indonesia
Agree! Honestly anywhere that can escape the hot weather, can already! Singapore already has everything except scenery and cool weather, so those are the two things I always take into account
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 4:14 pm
by floppy
Li Bee Wah wrote:cvl99 wrote:I've always believed that there's really no point spending too much if your kid is still really young, especially if you have to buy an air ticket, firstly, they may be too young to appreciate, every country may seem the same to them, they seem more fascinated by the hotel than the actualy country! Furthermore, my older kids don't even remember their holidays from they were younger! I think just nearby would be good, like bali, or if you want cool weather maybe Cameron Highlands or Bandung Indonesia
Agree! Honestly anywhere that can escape the hot weather, can already! Singapore already has everything except scenery and cool weather, so those are the two things I always take into account
It’s true that the kids will remember very little from their travels, but that’s not a reason to stop traveling. If the purpose of traveling is to satisfy the kiddos, you are doing it wrong. The first, and most important, reason to travel is because the parents want it, the kids are just there for the ride.
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2018 10:19 pm
by icekarchang
Japan is pretty good, especially with disneyland and all, and if you have girls who love hellokitty that's a dream come true.
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2018 10:22 pm
by icekarchang
galaxyraider wrote:annalee wrote:Can anyone recommend where are the best places to bring kids in Australia, Gold Coast?
Gold Coast is more suitable for older kids (upper primary and above). For younger kids, you should go to either Melbourne or Perth.
What's the rationale though? Things to do or,
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2018 10:00 am
by galaxyraider
icekarchang wrote:galaxyraider wrote:annalee wrote:Can anyone recommend where are the best places to bring kids in Australia, Gold Coast?
Gold Coast is more suitable for older kids (upper primary and above). For younger kids, you should go to either Melbourne or Perth.
What's the rationale though? Things to do or,
Yes. Things to do. Gold Coast is full of theme parks and a lot of rides are only suitable for older kids; e.g.: roller coaster, drops, swings etc.
Melbourne and Perth are suitable for younger kids (and older kids too) as you can visit animal farms, playgrounds, take train ride, play toboggan (during winter), etc. Older kids can also go for snorkeling (in summer) or skiing (in winter). Other possible activities are penguin/dolphin/whale sighting.
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2018 5:23 am
by jdenver
Hi
I'm here at Shanghai and it is indeed a lovely place. I think it's suitable for both kids and adults
actually, I decided to hire a photographer to document my adventures. They're awesome and I love all the photographs. Incase you also need them, feel free to ping me and I'll help you reached them. Anyway, I so love this place and the people as well.
wonderful experience indeed. Shanghai is a must visit country!
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 10:34 am
by galaxyraider
floppy wrote:Li Bee Wah wrote:cvl99 wrote:I've always believed that there's really no point spending too much if your kid is still really young, especially if you have to buy an air ticket, firstly, they may be too young to appreciate, every country may seem the same to them, they seem more fascinated by the hotel than the actualy country! Furthermore, my older kids don't even remember their holidays from they were younger! I think just nearby would be good, like bali, or if you want cool weather maybe Cameron Highlands or Bandung Indonesia
Agree! Honestly anywhere that can escape the hot weather, can already! Singapore already has everything except scenery and cool weather, so those are the two things I always take into account
It’s true that the kids will remember very little from their travels, but that’s not a reason to stop traveling. If the purpose of traveling is to satisfy the kiddos, you are doing it wrong. The first, and most important, reason to travel is because the parents want it, the kids are just there for the ride.
Bandung is good for kids. I visited Floating Market, Farmhouse and the deer sanctuary and my kids were having fun interacting with the animals. The weather was good too as those places are in the mountain area so the temperature was about 20 degrees in average.
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 10:54 am
by floppy
galaxyraider wrote:
Bandung is good for kids. I visited Floating Market, Farmhouse and the deer sanctuary and my kids were having fun interacting with the animals. The weather was good too as those places are in the mountain area so the temperature was about 20 degrees in average.
If you have an afternoon to spare, I highly recommend
Saung Angklung Udjo in Bandung. It's a wonderful cultural performance and kids would enjoy the interactive segments, especially with the angklungs.
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2018 3:26 pm
by c00klemum
Can consider bringing the kids to Taiwan too! A lot of kids friendly playground and cafe!
Re: Which Country Suitable For Young Children?
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 6:45 pm
by JessicaChang84
I think Korea and Japan are the safest choices tbh, but of course they are more costly..