In the morning, right outside the hotel where our buses are parked,
make-shifts stalls suddenly sprung up overnight!
all sorts of scroungies and clips for your hair
delicious mini dumplings like our meatless "chang"
temporary stalls of clothes, jeans and shorts for your pick
right next to the bus
the biggest dumpling and the cute bite sized yau char kwai
gigantic buns
offerings for prayers
black pulut or glutinous rice (black)
white glutinous rice with salted egg yolk
ready packed mee soup
I don't know what this is, looks black!
nasi lemak!!!
friendly street vendors ready with a smile for me: I do not have to take photos secretly!!!
tut tut driver also has a smile for me
they also celebrate nine god festival (kiew wong yeh)
fruits to rival Petaling Street
flowers to rival Petaling Street
biscuits galore
we bought a lot of these home
young hawkers
alm seekers
busy, busy!!!
longan herbal drink
all manners of drink coolers
everything is readily packed
now for some posing myself
my tour group members doing some serious bargaining
street market scene
wet market
delicious sesame biscuits that I bought home...RM2 per packet: crunchy munch!!!
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