To me the Keamatan holiday is a blessing, what more if it fell on Monday and Tuesday. We had a looooong weekend and my cousin had his wedding on the bride's side in Limbang that weekend. It was actually my idea to extend our travelling to Brunei because the last time I went there was when I was in Primary 3. So, since the idea originated from me so I was the official driver for the whole journey (-_-")V
We departed from KK on Friday night. Fetched my mom and my aunt in Beaufort and went
straight to Sipitang. It was raining like cats and dogs that night and it was quite hard for us to locate my cousin's house. The next morning, we departed from Sipitang to Limbang at 9 am. But we only manage to reach Limbang at around 3pm because there was this annoying, snaking long traffic jam in Temburong, where we have to ride this ferry to cross this river that's less than 50m wide!!!!!!!!!!! It was soooo troublesome..
My dad described the river's width as "Ko bole humban orang di sebelah tu"
My uncle saw it in a different perspective "Kalo kentut kuat, orang kat seberang bole dengar.."
In Limbang, my cousin already booked a hotel room for us. RM 80 for a room as big as this
So we departed to Brunei after my cousin's wedding. Brunei wasn't that far at all. Took us around two hours to reach our relative's house there. That night our Bruneian relatives took us sight seeing and granted our wish to have a taste on the famous Nasi Katok which is actually rice, spiced chicken and sambal that taste good!
To be honest, there was not much to do in the affluent country. It's not a tourism spot; as if they don't even bother about the sector. But I was really fond of how they arrange the buildings there; they look so neat and yes Brunei is soooo clean too.
We went sight seeing by foot. Went to this field in the middle of the Bandar Seri Begawan
Went to pray at Masjid Umar Ali
The funny thing is, whereever we go in Brunei we'll meet people who have relatives in Labuan who happen to be acquainted to us too. The story has it that some of the Labuanites are actually Bruneian refugees during the World War II who wanted to escape from the Japanese.
"Dang, kanal ko si Polan??"
"Ooo, cikgu ku di sekolah rendah.." or "Anaknya kawan ku tusyen.." hehe
And you can see that Brunei is rich because their roads are so nice; no holes, no bumps... Rata betol!!! And there are lights along the road.. Tidak putus putus lampu jalan..
So that's it about the journey..
And I think my parents are already in the mood to have a son-in-law. My mom was fantasizing about my wedding..
"Nanti kalo adik kawen, mau buat bunga api and concert la.."
"Mami ingat adik artis???" (-_-")
My dad just got back from Indonesia and helped to buy some wedding souvenirs for my stepmom's nephew.. Then he suddenly said,
"Eyh, nanti kena pi Indon la kalo begini murah"
And I was like, buat2 nda dengar, grabbed all the stuffs they bought for me in Indonesia and scurried to my room "O my God!! Lambat suda mo pi kerja!!!!"
hehe (^^)v
We departed from KK on Friday night. Fetched my mom and my aunt in Beaufort and went
straight to Sipitang. It was raining like cats and dogs that night and it was quite hard for us to locate my cousin's house. The next morning, we departed from Sipitang to Limbang at 9 am. But we only manage to reach Limbang at around 3pm because there was this annoying, snaking long traffic jam in Temburong, where we have to ride this ferry to cross this river that's less than 50m wide!!!!!!!!!!! It was soooo troublesome..
The ferry ride was less than a minute that we can't get a very nice view to show you how NARROW the river is~
My dad described the river's width as "Ko bole humban orang di sebelah tu"
My uncle saw it in a different perspective "Kalo kentut kuat, orang kat seberang bole dengar.."
In Limbang, my cousin already booked a hotel room for us. RM 80 for a room as big as this
Surprisingly, I met two schoolmates in Limbang and man they were very surprised to see me haha
So we departed to Brunei after my cousin's wedding. Brunei wasn't that far at all. Took us around two hours to reach our relative's house there. That night our Bruneian relatives took us sight seeing and granted our wish to have a taste on the famous Nasi Katok which is actually rice, spiced chicken and sambal that taste good!
To be honest, there was not much to do in the affluent country. It's not a tourism spot; as if they don't even bother about the sector. But I was really fond of how they arrange the buildings there; they look so neat and yes Brunei is soooo clean too.
We went sight seeing by foot. Went to this field in the middle of the Bandar Seri Begawan
Went to pray at Masjid Umar Ali
The funny thing is, whereever we go in Brunei we'll meet people who have relatives in Labuan who happen to be acquainted to us too. The story has it that some of the Labuanites are actually Bruneian refugees during the World War II who wanted to escape from the Japanese.
"Dang, kanal ko si Polan??"
"Ooo, cikgu ku di sekolah rendah.." or "Anaknya kawan ku tusyen.." hehe
And you can see that Brunei is rich because their roads are so nice; no holes, no bumps... Rata betol!!! And there are lights along the road.. Tidak putus putus lampu jalan..
So that's it about the journey..
And I think my parents are already in the mood to have a son-in-law. My mom was fantasizing about my wedding..
"Nanti kalo adik kawen, mau buat bunga api and concert la.."
"Mami ingat adik artis???" (-_-")
My dad just got back from Indonesia and helped to buy some wedding souvenirs for my stepmom's nephew.. Then he suddenly said,
"Eyh, nanti kena pi Indon la kalo begini murah"
And I was like, buat2 nda dengar, grabbed all the stuffs they bought for me in Indonesia and scurried to my room "O my God!! Lambat suda mo pi kerja!!!!"
hehe (^^)v

