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Favorite thing: This Sungai Besi old town mostly inhabited by Malay Muslims. Head veil shop is a must, I supposed.
This shop is not only selling tudung but also selling all kinds of bags together with other products.
Beside the shop are fruit stalls, selling local and imported fruits such as mangoes, star fruits, oranges, pears, apples, etc.
Written Apr 3, 2004
Favorite thing: I don't have anything particularly interested yet, about Sungai Besi.
The only thing imressed me was the old town atmosphere, mostly shady under big trees.
Fondest memory: This is the architecture in Sungai Besi inner dwellings.
Written Apr 3, 2004
Favorite thing: The main road is called Market street, I drove further inside until I can see a street with name Merdeka Drive. From there I go deeper inside until I see this temple.
Who else make this kind of architecture, it has to be the Malaysian-Chinese. I parked my car for a while, so that I can take some good photos.
This is just a small temple, around the temple I can see it surrounded by shanties and squatters.
Roads are becoming potholes and narrow, so I don't want to continue further.
Written Apr 3, 2004
Fondest memory: I went to Sungai Besi with main intention to take photos, nothing else in mind.
I walk around the old town streets to take several good photos. One of them is this telephone booth with three young men busy making phone calls.
Atmosphere in SB old town is very interesting, I will return back again to further explore this area.
Written Apr 3, 2004
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