The next place we went to was Pusa. Why did we go there? Our purpose was to look for Dayang Isah Tandang Sari Tomb.( makam )
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Welcome to Pusa
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It was durian season
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This lady chatted with us. She is very kind.
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The pace of life was slow. Nobody seemed to be in a hurry.
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We bought two durians from him for a grand total of only RM10.00. One wasn’t quite ripe so he replaced it with another for no exra charge. He told us his durians were delicious because they were from Kabung.
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The weather was downcast so we hoped to cover as much ground as possible before it started to rain.
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Another durian pic. How to avoid durians? Durians were everywhere.
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Paid 20 sen to use the public toilet. There are these recycled plastic bottles at every urinal for washing purposes after the act.
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More water on stand-by.
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I forgot what it was we chatted about but I remember they were very informative and welcoming.
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There was a road leading downhill. In fact the road itself was a very happening place.
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We followed the local villagers and ended up at a small jetty. Adult passengers would pay 50 sen each to travel to the other side, Kampung Pusa while little children would be charged 30 sen.
With Falcon by my side, I felt more adventurous and decided to follow the villagers over to the other side.. To be continued……………….
Definitely a slow paced town by the look of it….
but people have started to own the “iron horse carriage” (cars)…and I like the three wheeler next to the four wheelers photo….
I love the yellow gas cycliners….water is so kopi C colour…Never been to Pusa myself.
waaaaaaaaa tat guy wif the parang and no durian…if u dun explain i would have mistaken him for some bad guys….:p
Hi bengbeng! foong is just right with his tribute tio you! hard to keep up with your numerous posts! hehe
i write short posts
I stayed there! wakakakakkaa.
but i can’t tahan the place after staying too long in KL >.< LOL
What is Pusa? Was it the name of the fish?
A slow “life” there.
Very interesting. I’m Filipino, and in our language the word “pusa” means cat. The word being associated with fish is intriguing to me.
nick: yes it is… pusa also means cat here… yet Pusa have plenty of Ikan Terubuk in their river… ^^
Didnt have a chance to try the ikan terubuk but i enjoyed the durians there