Skip to main content

The Fishing Village At Kuala Sepetang

FISHING VILLAGE WALK...

I could not remember when my last visit to Kuala Sepetang was, out of curiosity, I searched for it in my own blog and found a few posts dated back in 2012!  Seriously, was it so long ago since I last visited Kuala Sepetang?  Then it is indeed time to pay a visit to this fishing village again and this time round, we came here to purchase some dried seafood stuff.  And while doing so, we walked around a bit to see how the drying process was done....
It was a hot sunny day.... even the workers were covered up completely.... 
The drying process of salted fish....
Small fishes being dried in the sun...
I like to take salted fish during my younger days...
They blend very well if eaten with plain porridge....
But I have never taken these before... 
Maybe these are the ones cooked in curry?
After our purchases of dried shrimps, we continued on our way to the bay....
The Eagle!
No, we did not take our lunch in this shop...
We came by just to take some pictures.... 
At the jetty... 
It was super hot on that day.... 
Time to run to the shade after all these were taken....
Time to Eat!


Labels:

Comments

  1. Ginny HartzlerJuly 8, 2018 at 12:07 AM

    The eagle is very impressive! And I like the yellow of the boat dock...it matches your Batman shirt! I have never seen fish drying like this, so many!! Very interesting.

    ReplyDelete
  2. TekkausJuly 8, 2018 at 12:30 AM

    I think I have been here too. It was really a pleasant trip. :)

    ReplyDelete
  3. LibbyJuly 8, 2018 at 5:04 AM

    Something different and interesting to visit after too much time in the city, I suggest you can apply sunblock if you are scare of too much sun, but must use makeup remover to remove it before sleep and do not use those with the ingredient oxybenzone

    ReplyDelete
  4. suituapuiJuly 8, 2018 at 6:44 AM

    I love such places, very laid back, very natural...but this one is probably very smelly like Pangkor, where they dry the fish and other things.

    ReplyDelete
  5. PHJuly 8, 2018 at 4:22 PM

    Salted fish makes everything taste good.

    ReplyDelete
  6. Somewhere in SingaporeJuly 8, 2018 at 4:43 PM

    I won't go back empty handed, will buy something back...

    ReplyDelete
  7. Rose worldJuly 8, 2018 at 8:14 PM

    Good to revisit places that you have been before. I don't take salted fish much. Depends on the dishes.

    ReplyDelete
  8. Nancy ChanJuly 10, 2018 at 10:18 PM

    I like salted fish with plain porridge too!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thank you, readers!

Popular posts from this blog

Three Hours City Tour At Ensenada, Mexico

A THREE HOURS CITY TOUR when we embarked in Mexico on the second morning.   My sister booked the three hours city tour in Ensenada, Mexico, a van came to pick us up from the port.  Ensenada is the border of Mexico and it reminds me of Hatyai, a border town too between Malaysia and Thailand.  We were taken to a shopping area where we must haggle for the goods.  LOL.. Yes, something common in my own country... Anyway, we did not buy anything for ourselves... just a wooden handmade truck for my grandson which cost $8usd.   Nothing much to shout about on this three hours excursion, I was so sleepy on the way back to the ship that I dozed off and only awaken when we were driven through the town.  All in all, I just wanted to step onto Mexican soil and I would give this a miss if I were to go on this Mexico cruise again.  LOL... At the open area shopping walking towards the Blowhole... This is La Bufadora Blowhole, an amazing natural marine geyser that is capable of shooting water over 60 fe
6 comments
Read more

Exploring The Sea Cruise Royal Caribbean

CRUISING ALONG.... Once we deposited our bags in our cabins, we had our buffet meal at the Hammerjack restaurant and exactly at 4pm, we heard a loud Horn signal...  ITS TIME TO SAIL ALONG THE PACIFIC OCEAN! And while the ship started to sail, we humans started to walk and explore.... to familarize ourselves inside the ship....  Elevators on each side of the ship....  Making my mark....  On another side....  We walked along to check out our food outlets... This Promenade Cafe  had became our regular joint .... We like to sit there enjoying our hot drinks and desserts... Free flow of food day and night.... Passing through the bars to the casino... The casino will open only when the ship is in international waters...  At one of the jackpot machines... I wonder if they are real?? But they are only $1 bundles... Then we went up to the highest floor.... The swimming deck.... Taken against the sun.... Nice sunset in the evening.... The Happy Trio!
6 comments
Read more

First Day In The Royal Caribbean Cruise To Mexico

ROW ROW ROW YOUR BOAT.... gently down the sea....  Royal Caribbean, it is my second time following this giant vessel, the first time was from Singapore to Phuket, that was a very nice cruise.  So when my son mentioned that he found a good deal online, this time to Mexico, I agreed without hesitation.  Let's Go! A three nights stay with food and lodging only cost around $250 per person with at least one senior in per room.  Meals were either buffet style or fine dining, we can choose and cafes were opened 24 hours for us to rest and relax.  How not to resist... LOL...  And so here we are... just one week after landing in US, I was on the sea....  Looks small from afar...  It was a giant vessel with at least 14 floors.... On the way to embarking after Custom Clearance...  Our room for the next three nights....  Small and cosy.... And adjoining to my son's family room through a door...  The one with balcony cost a bit more...  A short briefing about safety after we checked in.... 
3 comments
Read more