Tanjung Sepat seafood bahkuteh was just an excuse, it was more for the countryside drive I missed since the last during Qing Ming.
Muddy sea and dirty beach....
Not expecting much anyways....
Next we drove to the tiny town. Parked the car and walked around under the hot sun.
Tiny little town reminded me of my growing-up years.
So much of memories......
The old coffee grinder outside the coffee shop. |
The famous bao shop and the baos were quite tasty indeed.
Settled down and had some snacks and bao in the tiny eatery opposite the bao shop. |
The tiny eatery is fulled of local tourist. |
Then we proceed to the Mushroom factory for "just-to-be-there" place.
Mushroom cultivation process.
Different types of mushroom.
Mushroom cultivation centre. |
When we were on our way to Tanjung Sepat earlier, we passed by this town called Jugra which I remember seeing somewhere that there is a royal mausoleum. And so we decided to check it out since there was not much in Tanjung Sepat.
After Bao googled about Jugra, we drove to the first destination which is the Museum.
The museum tells the story of Jugra which was once a royal town. The ancient tanker. |
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