Check out this charming little Kedai Runcit, snug under the cool shade of tall palm trees in a scenic part of Malaysia. It’s a typical sight in rural areas where local families run these stalls to make a living. They sell everything from fresh local fruits to homemade snacks, providing a glimpse into the daily life and culinary practices of the area. It’s places like this that add to the rich tapestry of Malaysian culture, where the pace of life is slower and the surroundings a bit more green. If you’re travelling around Malaysia, stumbling upon these quaint setups can be quite the treat, offering both refreshment and a moment to interact with friendly locals. It’s not just about the buying; it’s about experiencing the warmth and simplicity of rural Malaysian life. So, the next time you find yourself on a road less travelled, keep an eye out for these delightful little spots, as they hold the essence of the local spirit and hospitality.
Pulau Maiga Throwback Collection
Here is my collection of photos from Maiga. A trip that I made in 2007 with good friends. I made two trips, one was a rhecce trip with Yusuf Hashim and Nazeri, and later with the Crossing Bridges team.
The location of Pulau Maiga is here in the map below.