Zariqh Alfian's Adventures

In the month of April, I sent a few correspondents to Kuching, Sarawak.  The pictures below are what I have received from the correspondents.  A view of the city Orang Utan on the tree Pictures from the Cultural Village, Damai, Santubong, Sarawak Crossing a traditional bamboo bridge A demonstration of a traditional dance A climb to the long house.  Traditional musical instruments Traditional dance performance in the cultural theater Cultural Theater.  Traditional stairs made of tree barks to get into the long house

This is the Master Bedroom A view from the small balcony facing the entrance to the villa The shower attached to the Master Bedroom This bath tub belongs to the guest bedroom's bathroom Beds of the guest bedroom in the villa

History:  Cameron Highlands was named after William Cameron, a British government surveyor who stumbled across a plateau in 1885 during a mapping expedition on the Titiwangsa Range. Failing to mark his discovery on the map, the location of the plateau was a finally confirmed by subsequent expeditions after which Sir Hugh Low suggested that this would be an ideal location for a retreat and farmland. A narrow path to the highlands was then cut through the dense jungles of the highlands. Nothing much happened after that until 1925 when Sir George Maxwell visited the highlands and decided to develop it as a hill station. A development committee was then formed which functioned until 1931. Cameron Highlands was a haven for the British who were station in Malaya as it provided relief from the hot and humid tropical climate of the lowlands. Once the road was constructed, wealthy residents and British government officials started building retreats on the slopes of the highlands....

The city of Semporna is the first place you reach if you want to have a special holiday on the islands of Malaysia. However, after getting there, you may want to stay and enjoy the wonderful natural settings, as well as local customs and everything that it has to offer. The name of the city means “perfect” in the local dialect, and the people have probably chosen the name for good reasons. Apart from its location in one of the most picturesque landscapes in the world, the town hosts incredible customs and events that make it a cultural attraction. (Photos: National Geographic, Google Images & Fellow Bloggers)

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