Day 2 : A very tired and fruitful day
I was roaming around the cultural village from 10am-5:15pm... managed to catch the show @ 11:30pm... visited all the houses in the village. Interesting enough i learnt at least seven different ethic culture in Sarawak...
1. Orang- Ulu
2. Bidayuh
3. Penan
4. Malanau
5. Iban
6. Melayu
7. Chinese
There were people in each house that explained to us on the culture and their day to day life. So almost everyone thought that i came from Singapore when i visited the house.... do i look like Singaporean... errrr..... I just had my bandana on with my usual wear singlet and bermuda + boots. TZ the Singaporean went up and down to and from the house... hahaha.... i'll post the picture later eh! ...
We reached our guest house after 1.5 hours of horse riding ... no offense to Sarawakian... I felt that i was riding a horse cause the bumpy road with me sitting at the back of the van... my butt was jumping up and down... ;p
At the lodge, while we were chatting with Uncle Louise in the common area on where to get a good seafood and some other interesting place to visit, we met Chris, the Canadian Born Chinese who is having a post in the Kuching hospital for a month on his study. Later Chris joined us for dinner on what Uncle Louise was recommending... It was a seafood paradise on top of the carpark.... Wow!!! never knew if Uncle Louise not recommended this place... During the dinner, Chris and I have lots of catchup on Canada... hope we didn't bore Jonzz.
So for tomorrow, 3 of us will be leaving for Semanggok - visit our friends Richard... in the morning. Later, in the afternoon we will be going to Satuk Market ... a very special market that sell food, fruits which we will not get in the supermarket... :)
9 comments:
Don't you know boots and shorts is a very typical Singaporean look for tourists? :P When I went to Bangkok, I even remarked that about a friend who dressed similarly - seems that when we see tourists in shorts, high socks and boots - it looks very Singaporean-ish. :P
But sounds like you had fun alright! I bought a Dayak sword when I was at the Cultural Village! :)
Bumpy road reminds you of riding a horse?
I thought riding something else la...
;p
Singapore? I thought you look more like Japanese : )
welcome to the ride of wonderful roads in sarawak....
Dude, you must be very kiasu looking to be tagged as Singa-por-lang. LOL.
You seem to be having a hectic holiday rather than a relaxed boring one. Good! Enjoy!
Mana gambar??
Does Suzy still work at the Chinese House at Cultural Village? lol
Sam: oh! i din know that Singaporean actually wear like this... kakaka :p
Glog: Errrr... what else of riding is like a horse ride :p
Foongpc: I was surprise myself too... usually people will just say that i look like a Japanese not Singaporean.. I don't like to be Kiasu. Blek!
Funkye: The road within the city is perfectly nice but out of the city is a bit bumpy :p
Twilight Zone: Sigh! Sigh! Sigh!... do i really look like so Kiasu... :p I'll try to upload some piccie but unfortunately it's extremely slow... :-(
William: I think she's still working in the house ... an old lady rite?
Thank you so much for sharing your story. It's very informative. I love to read it and do hope to read your next story.
Natalee Bangkok Hotels: Thanks ... :)
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