Cherating, Chukai and Kemaman
Was off to Cherating for a few days for a much needed break...
It was really relaxing, idling time away at the beach, enjoying the sea breeze...listening to the waves, lapping on beach..the smell of salty sea..Popping over to the Turtle Sanctuary to check out the graceful turtles...and the cute hatchlings (2 days old)..Not forgetting having a cuppa at the famous (or infamous?) Haipeng at Chukai..while savouring the utterly lip smacking satar at Kuala Kemaman,before popping over at night to Paka, to check out the uber cool, futuristic, fire breathing Petronas oil refineries.. ....will be updating my makan(eating) sessions at these places soon!
Labels: travelogue
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My parents used to live in Paka for a number of years. I used to look forward to visiting them at the quaint but futuristic looking town. The steel scenery was always awesome.
I still remember d 1st time I saw those flaming towers. Acted real 'sua-ku' (an ignorant?).
lyrical lemongrass: at night, that place looks amazing. and yes, very futuristic
tummythoz: haha, you are not the only one. i'm a suaku too! :D the only flaming 'tower' i've seen before this was the fire towers at crown casino, melb..hehe
Wah...your photo of the fire looks like an Armagaeddon scene!! :O
haha, tankiasu, that was my only shot, taken while travelling in the car ler.. we didnt wanna stop coz was rather late at nite and dark, and my camera sucks big time for night scene.. so there! :p
Colour me a 'katak bawah tempurung' but what's satar? Looks nice though...
kenny, dont say that.. i've got quite a number of friends who have never tasted satar before too..it's something like otak otak, but sweet.. will blog about it soon :)
Nice pics on the beach. Em... I don't know what's satar too
Did you get to eat any stuffed crab? It's always a must stop for me when I'm around that area.
jason: thanks. will blog about satar now! hehe
boo: yes i did :). yummy stuff
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