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1 Jalan Omar, Batu Pahat, Johor, 83000, Malaysia
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Simpang Rantai House-now Lontong stall
night view the terminal...
the facade...
another section of the dining hall...
may i get the direction fropm ipg tun hussein onn to pasar malam in batu pahat?
thanks
which pasar malam in Batu Pahat?
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Actually this is a add-on question...I lived in BP back in the 60s--left in 68 and have not been back! Now planning my trip back and doing research to see what is still there. Pleasantly surprised to see from Google Map that I can recognise many of the roads including where my house and school (TIGS) is...
I read that the Pasar Malam is on Thursday's? Is there is Pasar Malam every night and where is it?
I will have a lot more questions as I plan...
Quote from the link on previous post:
Sunday: Taman Nira (Near Low Piak), Taman Sri Sulong
Monday: Taman Bukit Pasir
Tuesday: Simpang Enam (On the way to Parit Betak), Kampung Bukit Putih, Kampung Istana, Taman Soga
Wednesday: Taman Pantai
Thursday: Jalan Omar old Bus Station
Friday: Rengit, Taman Peri, Peserai
Saturday: Pesta, Seri Gading
You can find many rows of shophouses with many old buildings in the streets of Batu Pahat.
Among them are mixture of modern shops and old trades and some pre-war buildings.
I chance upon an old narrow alley. Best to avoid these alleys at night.
I wonder if the POS box is still in use?
Ubat Lelaki Kuat is perhaps the Viagra of BPians, this banner is in BP, so I think men of BP needs Ubat Lelaki Kuat to strengthen 'that' for 'that'. Don't say I did not tip you, quickly make a call now.
Half boiled eggs was my breakfast at a local Batu Pahatians' restaurant, this is a very common breakfast in this country, in BP as well. Tourists only need to sit down and yell "two half boiled eggs please !" and best to eat with kopi (local coffee).
Welcome to my secret (well now that I've mentioned it, it's not secret anymore is it?) hiding/getaway place. This is where I run to whenever I'm feeling so down or needed to just run away from the hustle and bustle of the city life. This big house located in the heart of Batu Pahat belongs to my relatives (mum's side). This house has been in existence since before the Japanese occupation. The Japanese soldiers even used this house as their office at one time during the occupation.
This house has received many international visitors, from Japan, Indonesia, Europe, Korea and Singapore. Mainly all find this house very interesting and unique (and they keep coming back). Well that is because not many of this kind of well kept, functioning kampung houses are still around. Thanks to my beloved and dedicated aunt and her children, this house survived the years. Also because of the warm and welcoming hospitality that my aunt and her family gave to all her visitors.
This house is also located at the foot of a mountain, Gunung Sorga (gunung = mountain, sorga = heaven). For those who are adventurous enough, you are welcome to hike up the mountain. You can even see one of the look out point on the mountain from the verandah of the house.
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