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The next place we visited was Betong
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Fort Lily was built in 1885 just after Saribas was transferred to Brooke rule. The original two-tier roof was replaced with thatch. The wood shingle roof is of a later date. During the turbulent days of skirmishes by Rentap, this fort saw quite a bit of action. It later later served as a police station and a government office.
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Betong clock tower
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Something to remember yester years when rubber was an important economic commodity.
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Betong government offices
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Somewhere in town
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Watching time go by
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Betong mosque
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Thanks to this guy
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Our hunt for food
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Mi rangkai. The noodle itself tasted different from ordinary noodles and it has a different texture. I would say it has similarities to the Penang yi foo mee
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Clowning around before we left Betong for Lubuk Antu
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Who is clowning around with the cannon? :p
I have been waiting for your photos of Betong!! Can I use the Fort Lily photo?
Lovely Betong and lots of development seen…am glad there are still lots of canons around….I saw some fake ones and felt terrible…
Where is the Chinese temple?
I turned out quite nice with the cannon. Ha…Ha…
That looks like an amazing tour!
WOW and thanks for the photos!
It looks like a very nice place to visit.Thanks for the tour.