Because of attending
my friend’s wedding, I had opportunity travel to Kuching and Sibu in December.
Picture credited to HK |
Fly with Malaysia
Airlines (MAS)
In this trip, I was
using MAS flight flied from Kota Kinabalu to Kuching to Sibu to Labuan. All the
ticket price was considering cheaper except the return ticket which cost me
around RM 300++ per way. When I backed, it has transit in Miri for a while and
the flight delayed half an hour.
2nd – 4th
December (Kuching)
This was not my first
time to Kuching because my last visit was in year 2013. When I was arrived
Kuching, my friend who fetched me told me that another University friend (Winnie)
also came to Kuching so we took my Uni friend to search for cat statues in
town.
In airport, when I saw
the wall art, I thought it for message place. When I saw clearly, it is a
toilet. Hehe..
At the back of the toilet door has a paper which show different message. The second toilet which I went into, the message as below:-
At the back of the toilet door has a paper which show different message. The second toilet which I went into, the message as below:-
Picture credit to Google Image |
4th – 6th
December (Sibu)
When in airport, I had
seen free copy of “Borneo Talk” so I grab a copy to read it. Inside of this
magazine is about the current happenings and events in Sarawak. You can get it
at any other collection point in Sarawak.
On 5th
December which was my friend’s wedding day. Early of the morning, we (jimui or
bridesmaids) need to prepare ourselves and wait for groom and hengdai or groomsmen
come to play the wedding door game. After
that we went to church. Last we went to groom’s house for tea ceremony.
At the same night,
after wedding banquet, my friends in Sibu had brought us to sing Karaoke until
the shop closed which around 1:00 a.m. After that we backed to hotel. At the
next morning, they bring us to hunt for food and see around.
Tua Pek Kong Temple is
an icon of the town with its 7-storey pagoda. It is also known as Sibu Eng Ann
Teng Tua Pek Kong Temple.
Corridor Chuang
Near with Corridor
Chuang has Lembaga Pelabuhan Rajang or Port Authority. My friend told me that
must take picture with this Authority because the design of the building likes
a ship.
Wisma Sanyan
Wisma Sanyan is the
tallest building in the state of Sarawak, Malaysia. Opened in 2001, the
building serves many purposes, amongst them shopping mall, restaurant, hotel
and offices. It is the headquarters of Sanyan Group which is one of Sarawak’s
largest timber companies.
Wisma Sanyan is near
with Swan statue so when go there, don’t forget to take picture with Swan
statue. One of jimui had told me that they plan to see the whole view of Sibu
at the top of Wisma Sanyan but due to the maintenance of lift, they did not
have chance to see the view.
Sibu Heritage Centre
Sibu Heritage Centre housed
in the former Sibu Municipal Council building, displays the rich cultural
heritage of the various ethnic groups of the Central Region.
I did not go into Sibu
Heritage Centre to take a look but I just quickly took a picture with the
“word”. My friend told me that inside of it can buy some souvenir.
The Yu Lung San Tien En Si a.k.a Jade Dragon Temple at the Sibu-Bintulu Road is believed to be the
largest temple complex not only in Malaysia but believed to be in South East
Asia as well. It is a religious place for Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism and
is known for bringing all 3 different forms of practice under one roof.
Before went to airport,
my friends had bring me to Jade Dragon Temple, the biggest temple in Malaysia. Not
many people go here, I think maybe it is so far away from town.
The temple is so big
and the times I went there, I can saw that some construction are going so I think
if next time I come again, this temple definitely will have some new building.
I like the stage very
much because the wall paintings are so beautiful. This reminds me of the Peking
Opera which saw from TV.
When searched for
information about Sibu, I found out some interesting places which can be going
if I have chance to go Sibu again.
Lau King Howe Memorial Museum (1st and the only medical museum in Malaysia)
Sibu Night Market
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