Sumandak in the house :)
This story is a continuation from my previous entry.
After the long hours sitting in the car, finally we reached a small town called Pekan Lundu. The town is located in the Southwest Division of Kuching and bordered by West Kalimantan Indonesia. Pekan Lundu is just a small town but surprisingly, it has its own beauty and attractions.
The first thing I notice is the temple. I never entered a temple before and this is also my first time to watched it from a close range. Although I have the chance to look inside the temple, I didn't do it. Mr. M said it is not a crime but I just can't. So we ended taking pictures outside the temple :)
Another attraction at the Pekan Lundu is the giant vase. I become a model that day with Mr. M being the photographer....hahahaha
One thing I really like about the town is...it is very clean! Some of the buildings may seem dull and old but their owners are very concerned about cleanliness. I didn't see rubbish scattered on the road or behind buildings, especially food outlets. And I really respect them for that...nowadays it is very hard to find a clean town. I am not giving such praise blindly, I wrote what I saw :)
The people here also very nice and friendly. Looks like they know each other very well. I mean they can easily recognize new faces at their town. They will ask you warmly where you coming from, how long will you stay and wishing you will have a good time during the stay :)
After sightseeing and enjoy a cup of coffee, we continue the journey...One more thing, I can see that almost every lot at Pekan Lundu got this parabola thing. I wish I have one at home, unfortunately it is forbidden to have one in Kota Kinabalu...hehehehe
After the long hours sitting in the car, finally we reached a small town called Pekan Lundu. The town is located in the Southwest Division of Kuching and bordered by West Kalimantan Indonesia. Pekan Lundu is just a small town but surprisingly, it has its own beauty and attractions.
The first thing I notice is the temple. I never entered a temple before and this is also my first time to watched it from a close range. Although I have the chance to look inside the temple, I didn't do it. Mr. M said it is not a crime but I just can't. So we ended taking pictures outside the temple :)
Another attraction at the Pekan Lundu is the giant vase. I become a model that day with Mr. M being the photographer....hahahaha
One thing I really like about the town is...it is very clean! Some of the buildings may seem dull and old but their owners are very concerned about cleanliness. I didn't see rubbish scattered on the road or behind buildings, especially food outlets. And I really respect them for that...nowadays it is very hard to find a clean town. I am not giving such praise blindly, I wrote what I saw :)
The people here also very nice and friendly. Looks like they know each other very well. I mean they can easily recognize new faces at their town. They will ask you warmly where you coming from, how long will you stay and wishing you will have a good time during the stay :)
After sightseeing and enjoy a cup of coffee, we continue the journey...One more thing, I can see that almost every lot at Pekan Lundu got this parabola thing. I wish I have one at home, unfortunately it is forbidden to have one in Kota Kinabalu...hehehehe
bagusnya kamu moi dapat ni jalan2 ..heheh..jealous sa
ReplyDeletesaya belum pernah pigi ni tmpt oh........nanti la ada masa mau pegi lagi sarawak.. :)
ReplyDeleteOh.. tidak boleh kah pasang 'parabola' di kk??
ReplyDelete@beaty
ReplyDeleteUnexpected trip bah ni moi :)
@StellaClaire-Richard
ReplyDeleteDi hujung-hujung sudah ni Stella :) Jauh juga lah...
@CathJ
ReplyDeleteBukan di Sabah memang tidak boleh kah tu Cath :) But I notice some people around here did have parabola at their backyard...hehe.
sumandak...i'm going to KK this 15-18/oct. plan to stay 1 night at kundasang. alone.
ReplyDeletesaya nak 'book' awak on 15th and 16th boleh tak? :D
@gadisBunga
ReplyDeleteahahaha...Boleh di atur :D
I cannot drive but will think something about it...
gadisBunga, if you plan to go to Kundasang, try staying at Kiram's village chalet. The price is reasonable but the view and the environment is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI went there last year, truly luv it.