According to my "sources," Kuala Sepetang is a L-shape town. Yes, true enough, itis a very small town where even 11 year old boys zoomed about in motorbikes without wearing helmets. And the best thing is, the police station was just meters away. Living in a small town has its advantages, I presume that everyone knows everyone there.. hahahaha..
Kuala Sepetang is a fisherman's village.. when we arrived around 4pm, most of the fishermen were back, unloading their "treasures" from their boats... I would love to go there again.. WHY? Cos of the FOOD! hahhaa.... Tomorrow, the food pictures!
wow...i love this place!! I like the simple village life and the nice boats. Beautiful!! And, Im the first one to comment :)
ReplyDeletehahhaa... like striking lottery hor? so when coming back again? i still owe u money la..
ReplyDeletealamax.. reminds me of pangkor last time when i used to wait for the fishermen to balik too.. :D
ReplyDeleteNice shots! Looking forward for the food shots... huhuhu! ^0^
ReplyDeletethanks for the warning...tmw wont come to your blog with empty stomach..kakaka
ReplyDeleteYea..agreed with smallkucing. tomolo makan sebelum baca...kekkekke
ReplyDeletewow I luv the scenery..nice mini port..hehehe
ReplyDeleteI love this place. 'Something' unforgetable and nice happened to me on my first visit to Kuala Sepetang! I guess it was fated how I ended up in there! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated by the boats and the docks. Will look forward to your "food photos"!
ReplyDeleteLovely place! The seafood must be heavenly!
ReplyDeletemerryn: so far, this is my up close and personal shot with the fishermen.. first time in my life!
ReplyDeletealicelawA: tonight is the night! hahaha..
kathy: dont worry, the food pics are not so good.. can come with empty stomach one..
mommyling: both of u can eat another round la. so slim.. i jeles both of u..
liza: yes, indeed it is a minisize port.. :p
pete: u went there before? can tell story about it?
cheryl: thanks.. i m looking forward to posting them too!
stp: my pics are not so clear. hope to make u all drool.. hahahaa.. but i would love to go back once again.. it is really "kampong-ly" .. i like it!
ReplyDeletedid you buy any fresh fishes home??
ReplyDeletei love kampung...
ReplyDelete2ma: i didnt.. cos my boys are not home and my girl doesnt take prawns. they were sold at 24rm per kilo..quite cheap i can say..
ReplyDeletemanglish: me too!
So, this only to remind us that sister no need to go shanghai or tokyo, when we have our own tourist attractions here,that we have not been too,kekekekekekekekekek....
ReplyDeletehave you been to Muru cave?
eugene, mulu caves? or muru? niah caves i have been.. gua tempurung i have been.. but i still prefer to see these type of villages.. going to caves is not for me :)
ReplyDeletelooks like a quaint little place, nice for a weekend getaway.. I likee...
ReplyDeleteUsed to be called 'Kuala Sepagi' becoz majority of the tourist got lost just like your need to make two phone call can merely arrive in the afternoon. Those days no cell phone yet even worst to get there in time so the Penghulu renamed it "Kuala Sepetang". :P
ReplyDeletePresume you will be eating extra fresh seafood, nice sceneries. tQ
ReplyDeleteelaine: yes, i wanna go there one more time too.. :)
ReplyDeletebananaz: u and your theory! :)
Beautiful. Looks like a very quite and calming town. Never heard of this place, but if given a chance, would love to visit. Very far away from Seremban la.
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ReplyDeletenice place! should pay a visit there sometimes. :P
the pictures remind me of the water color paintings I tried to paint when I was a young boy. Images of floating boats anchored to the jetty is always delightful and soothing at times; it can be in water color, oil on canvas or just good ol' snapshots, all are equally striking.
ReplyDeleteOhhh... fisherman village... so nice. I love fisherman village. Hehehehhehehe.... I'm the daughter of the sea. Wonder when can visit a fisherman village again!
ReplyDeleteThe seaside smelly or not? :D
ReplyDeletemNhL: it is a very small L shaped village..interesting to go again to snap some shots!
ReplyDeletemedie007: next time post u there, wan or not? hahhaa.. touch wood!
gus: yes, yes, u got it right.. now it reminds me of the art I used to do when i was small... hahha...
cleff: if got time and u come visiting, i might be able to take u there.. now i know the way already. hahahaa..
slavemom: dont worry.. i smell only my food! :)
Wow...so many beautiful shots of the place. :D I miss the days when I visit those places too.
ReplyDeleteI like the last picture of you standing by the rail... looks very relaxed and happy :-)
ReplyDeletetekkaus: thanks.. why dont u visit them now...
ReplyDeleteboeyjoey: thanks.. i was actually.. waiting for the food patiently :)