Mum’s day-out to Tanjung Sepat

I didn't expect to see so many trees (banana, papaya, palm oil, coconut) just driving around the countryside. I don't mind doing this once in a while. said Mum on our April road trip to Kuala Selangor & Sekinchan 16 May 2024This time around, we decided on Tanjung Sepat, a small seaside fishing village famous …

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Sekinchan paddy fields

I've always associated Sekinchan more with rice fields than a fishing village. As 180 sqm of paddy field transitions from growing to ripening, the vast expanse of green cultivated land transforms into a sea of golden fields. This colour changing landscape happens not once, but twice a year! Having seen lush green fields when I …

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My Malaysian Home Quarantine (Jan 19 – 26)

Travelling during a pandemic is complicated, an expensive affair and time consuming due to the enhanced SOPs - pre-flight / on-arrival tests, paperwork & approvals, proof of vaccination status, mandatory quarantine and follow-up tests, which can change suddenly whenever a new variant surfaces. All travellers to Malaysia must quarantine from between 7 to 14 days …

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Kellie’s Castle – Haunted Scottish Mansion?

With Halloween just around the corner, I decided to have some spooky fun with stories of spirits and ghosts sightings at an unfinished Scottish mansion from the 1920s. For 80 years, the abandoned castle was neglected and forgotten as the jungled reclaimed it. Not surprisingly, as time passed, any mention of Kellie's Castle would not …

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