Friday, December 16, 2011

Kursus Jurulatih Senam Seni 1Malaysia - Universti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi

Kursus Jurulatih Senam Seni 1Malaysia akan di anjurkan oleh Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia dengan kerjasama daripada Jabatan Kebudayaan & Kesenian Negara pada 27hb hingga 30hb Disember 2011.

Ujian teori dan praktikal akan diadakan di hujung kursus. Jika berminat sila hubungi Pn Umi Kalthom di talian 012 3506522 untuk keterangan lanjut.

Harap maklum

Kursus Jurulatih Seni Budaya Negara - Tari Tahap II - Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

Alhamdulillah....ke Sabah lagi kita. Bersama barisan fasilitator dari Jabatan Kesenian & Kebudayaan Negara, saye ke Kota Kinabalu untuk Kursus Jurulatih Seni Budaya Negara Tari & Musik Tahap II.


peserta yang datang dari seluruh pelusuk negeri Sabah. ramai diantara mereka saye kenal buat pertama kalinye dan mereka ini sangat mesra.




bersama peserta yang sangat lucu



dari kiri Amir, fasilitator tarian etnik Sarawak, Haris, bos kami dan urusetia tiga orang yang cantek moleks



mereka ini kuat buat lawak esp tok ketua kumpulan. ade saje lawaknye



saya memang tak kering gusi dibuatnye...




mase latihan pun boleh berlawak akan tetapi saye sedaya upaya menyampaikan ape yang patut saye sampaikan




personally, ini pendapat saye yea, saye consider mereka ini dua peserta terbaik. cara mereka menari boleh memukau kite yang menonton




semasa ujian teori dijalankan. baru la senyap sikit dari lawak ketawa





aduhaiii.....nengok tu....masih boleh melawak hehehe....




semasa majlis penutup. cantek tshirt seragam yang diberikan





persembahan semasa penutup


tarian wau bulan - etnik Melayu



tarian bharatanatyam - tarian etnik India





tarian orang bidayuh - etnik Sarawak




tarian mengiluk - etnik Sabah




persembahan gendang silat dari peserta musik


bersama fasilitator Bharatanatyam - Puan Savithri



urusetia yang setia - Tasya dan Nunung



bersama saudara pembantu fasilitator - saudara Halim dari Sabah



salah seorang peserta dari Sabah - kalau tak silap name dia Mohazar



Pengalaman yang manis selama 6 hari diSabah. Peserta pun pandai melawak jadi tidak bosan kite dibuatnye. Setiap hari bila turun ke dewan, ade saje yang riuh melawak akan tetapi bila mereka diberi tugasan dan ujian, mereka serious melakukannye dengan baik.

Semuga kite berjumpa lagi yea...insyallah...

Monday, December 12, 2011

Taiping, Perak


Taiping is a town located in nothern of Perak and is the second largest town in Perak after Ipoh. Taiping took over Kuala Kangsar's role as the capital state from 1876 to 1937 but was then replaced by Ipoh. Its development slowed down after that, but in recent years the town has begun developing rapidly again.


My ever good looking host - Shidee


I promised Adilla i will take her to Taiping as a belated birthday treat, and here we are, enjoying the scenery and the hospitality of Taiping.


Taiping also receives some limelight for being the wettest town in Malaysia. Its unusual rainfall has also led to a fertile collection of flora and century-old rain trees in the Taiping Lake Gardens


at the Lake Gardens

from left yours truly, farrel, nurul and adilla enjoying view at the century old lake gardens




The Taiping Lake Gardens was originally a mining site before it was established as a public garden in 1880. The idea of a public garden was dear to the heart of Colonel Robert Sandilands Frowd Walker. The lake gardens was developed by Charles Compton Reade (1880–1933), who was also responsible for plannning for Kuala Lumpur garden town. The abandoned tin mine was donated by Chinese capitalist and former Perak State Council member Chung Thye Phin as a recreation park for public use. In 1884 the gardens were planted with grasses, flowers and trees, a part of the gardens was fenced, to keep bulls out. The 64 hectares site was the first public garden in Malaya and was cherished for its beauty. There are ten scenic lakes and ponds which was the highlight of the gardens with golden rain trees planted along pathways and roads. Most of the raintrees are a century old and some stoop so low nearly touching the grasses and the lakes.



The streets are shaded by rows of the angsena tree, which at irregular intervals bursts forth into a riot of blossoms, even more yellow than those of the laburnum. These it rains down in golden snow upon the streets, providing a carpet fit for a Sultan, for yellow is the royal colour in the East. With its golden snow, the angsena spreads abroad and almost overpowering scent, even more sweet than the smell of the pinang blossom.
Most of the towns in Malaya have planted this Pterocarpus indicus as shade tree, but in Taiping it has grown to a greater height than elsewhere.

—Cuthbert Woodville Harrison, An Illustrated Guide to the Federated Malay States (1911)


Taiping is also known for its mee udang literally means prawn mee. I will always make it a point to savour the mee udang everytime i go to Taiping. Shidee has expected this and he took us to our favourite warong in Kuala Sepetang....yummyy....




The famous kueh tiaw Doli of Taiping. Nice kopi tiam setting bustling with the smell of coffee and kueh tiaw specially cook by the owners themselves.



the scrumptious kueh tiew



Another favourite - sotong kangkung with loads of gravy at the warung next to balai bomba


Oh what a life!! Alhamdulilahhh..... thank you Allah. My heartiest thank you to Shidee and gang for being the perfect host. I had fun and enjoyed every moment of it and i hope to go and visit the beautiful Taiping again someday insyallah...


- info from wikipedia