Monday, November 29, 2010

Selamat Datang Malaysia

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Malaysia is a federal constitutional monarchy in Southeast Asia. It consists of thirteen states and three federal territories and has a total landmass of 329,847 square kilometres (127,350 sq mi).It is separated by the South China Sea into two regions, Peninsular Malaysia and Malaysian Borneo (also known as West and East Malaysia respectively).Land borders are shared with Thailand, Indonesia, and Brunei, and maritime borders exist with Singapore, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Peninsular Malaysia is connected to Singapore via a causeway and a bridge. The capital city is Kuala Lumpur, while Putrajaya is the seat of the federal government. The population as of 2009 stood at over 28 million.

We have arrived Kuala Lumbur (KL) Airport @ 8:00 AM on 17-Oct-2010. The weather was very good (24 Degree) not cold or hot. After the easy emigration and baggage collection we headed to PRAC (Pacific Rent A Car. http://www.iprac.com/) rent a car counter in KL Air port. Our Proton Persona was ready there to have historic experience with us. My UAE driving license was valid there without any International driving license but I have made International Driving License in order to avoided further obstacle. The rent a car only need UAE license or Indian driving license. Shad was very happy to know his license is valid there. We requested an additional driving insurance for Shad. But they denied because he is Just 18 Year OLD. Sorry Shad next time you can

The sales executing head to Rent A Car Parking BAY in KL Airport and there parked our Proton Persona. What a lovely moment.

We loaded all our baggage in the and equipped our navigation gadgets

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We are out from the Rent a Car parking bay and middle of the road.

Oh what a moment was it.

I am new to a place with a car driven by us

New language,

New roads,

New culture,

I can’t express it.

Amazing experience.

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After a while to experience the right hand side driving I slowly moved through the pre defined routes that was done as homework and spend some time on it. We reached a small township called “Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi” where we visited a Gas Station owned by PETRONAS. We where still was in that excitement and some have I forget to shoot and photos during this time. We had a light break fast in this convenient store and brought some necessary Groceries. We continued our pre planned trip. Slowly we relieved from the addiction and realized the necessary of having Malaysian SIM card on our mobile. Roaming UAE DU/Etisalat is highly expensive. In other end telecommunication and GAS costs in Malaysia is very very cheap.

We head to another township called Nilai and tried to find a SIMcar but no luck. For them it was early morning and shops are yet to be opened.

On the way we found a small street fruit shop and stopped there for a Tender Coconut.

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Fruits and Vegetables are very cheap and highly available in Malaysia.
Our Proton Persona Parked outside

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Small street Shop

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Tamil Ethnic Malaysian Street vendor preparing Tender Coconut for us

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This is where they are living. No complaint

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Simple …………………….Simple ………………….Simple…………………….

At this stop we moved our camera to front of the car and started looking for a chance to shoot.

After a while as planned we moved to village side roads rather highway. In my trip I have planned almost village roads.

Further we reached a village called “Kampung Mantin Dalam” there we found a small equestrian club

Later I managed get their website http://asequine.blogspot.com. We visited this club and taken some photos

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Farm House of
AS Equestrian Centre Visit our stable at: LOT 23,
LORONG KRU 10, KAMPUNG RAWA HILIR 71750 LENGGENG,
NEGERI SEMBILAN CONTACT PERSON: MR.
AZWAN - 013-798 9021 Mr. AZRI - 010- 911 9918 MRS. SAADIAH - 013- 757 9022
E-mail: equineas@yahoo.com

http://asequine.blogspot.com/

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Entrance to the Farm

Further we head to a small village called Ligging. Between Kampung Rawa and Kampung Semanthong A very surprise incident happened in this village.

I had a friend his name is “Bilal Baseel”, his father in law (Passed away May Allah forgive him) was in Malaysia. Before my trip I asked him where was he working in Malaysia. He said it is in a village but very very difficult to reach there. Very surprisingly I reached the same village and went to this shop where he was working and I managed to buy my Sim card. These people where shocked to see some Malabaris coming this village by driving a car. It is almost impossible as they believe.

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Abdul Majeed and Abdul Gafoor in the Shop.

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After our purchase they insist us to have lunch with then. This was a special Lunch prepared for a party that somebody is leaving to India today.

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Nearest restaurant. He is explaining about the kinds of food they are selling

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Wow…. Our Biriyani is ready.

After the meal we back to shop and found a Tribal man friend of Abdul Majeed.

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Abdul Majeed is requesting to the Tribal man to show us some of their places. He agreed and we left with this Tribal man

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I don’t remember his name. He driven us for another 7 KM and detoured to a wild trail.

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Tribe man’s lovely scooter

There we found another man
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We don’t know his name too

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Testing my Canon 50 MM lens.

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House of the tribe man (Where modern meets nature)

He invited us to his house

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He is showing his weapon to us. It is poisoned.

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View to forest from his house

Then we continue our trip

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A Junction

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Nice and Beautiful road. I always compare Malaysia is like Kerala but good road.

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Alhamdulilla Masjid is everywhere

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Chinese Cemetery. Inner part of Malaysia.

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Passing through mountains, Villages and almost every where

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This is a board in front of a School (Sekolah). The concept is to mix the Tribal children with civilized children.

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Toll gated everywhere and it is expensive.

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Street vendor in Genting Sempah

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Gods Gods Gods everywhere false gods. There is only one god that is our creator not the one which is created by us. Worship places on the way to Genting Highland

By evening we have reached Genting Highland


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First world Hotel in Genting Highland

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Make a wish roll a coin. You have to make wish and roll a coin. If the coin stays for a long time then your wish comes true.

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See how they are cheating people.

At night we have started our journey to hit IPOH.

On the way near to Kampung Kalong Tengah we had our prayer (Isha) in a village Masjid. Couple of Muslim brothers where there camped for Tableegue Jamath. They offer a Malaysian traditional dinner for us. Those photos are not with me right now. Will update later. Now it is night and we want to find a place to sleep. We navigated a resort in our Garmin GPS called Kamaru Ayaisha Resort.

As we reach there we found nothing and it is a forest. We come back again and found a nice stay at Kuala Kubu Baru. It was a Government Rest House called Rumah Rehat rest House

This trip file can be downloaded from http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=904168


It was a nice Stay…………………….

6 comments:

Unknown said...

ente malaysian smarana onnu koodi puthukki. thanks. enikku malaysia marakkaan pattaatha ormayaanu. njan kandathil ettavum ishtappetta rajyam. nalla manushyar. aarodum kayarkkaatha,overtake cheyyath,horn adikkaatha,drithi yillaatha janam.basil/trainil onnu neengi nilkaan polum parayilla.genting high lands fotokal kure koodi ulpeduthaamaayirunnu. best wishes

Malayali Peringode said...

nice post...

മലേഷ്യയിൽ പോയി വന്ന ഒരു പ്രതീതി...
ചിത്രങ്ങൾ കുറിപ്പിന് കൂടുതൽ മിഴിവേകി എന്നത് പറയാതെ വയ്യ!!

ശുക്രൻ!

Mohamed Mustafa Saidalavi said...

Salam Abdul Khadar,
You are right. They are very good people and country is having state of the art infrastructure. Thank you for your comments

Mohamed Mustafa Saidalavi said...

Salam Malayali,
Thank you for your comments

photographics said...

Mustafa,

It is wonderful. As if I visited the place. Pictures with detailed explanation, amazing!

Unknown said...

As if I visited the Malaysia................,
Explanation with Photos...............,
wonderful...!
Thank u.