Ukuqasha kokuvakasha e-Kajang

I will bring you to the cultural building of our beautiful city and capture the best angle of your moments and any pose you like. Experience the cultural trip and taste the local food as well. Places to visit: 1. Putra Mosque 2. Putrajaya bridges 3. Moroccan Pavilion Putrajaya

You will arrive at our place where you will be shown our organic farm and served with a cold drink before being briefed and given a choice of the food you want to taste. You will have a few options to have breakfast or brunch or lunch or tea. The restaurants are nearby our place which is an Airbnb homestay with a library. We will pick the food according to your dietary needs and tastebuds (they serve spicy food here). We will set up the picnic depending on the weather. If the weather is perfect, you will be brought to a pond where there are bamboos and foliage for you to picnic under. We will bring the food in a tiffin carrier with a spicy yellow chilli dish called masak lemak cili api. You can choose to have chicken, beef or vegetables. We will also served you lots of vegetables freshly picked from our farm. We will then proceed to show you our 10-acre farm which has rubber trees, palm oil trees and agar woods. If you have kids they can run around safely and we will set up tents for them to play around or just laze around. We will string up hammocks and there are jungles to be explored. All in an area safely fenced and cleared. Be prepared to be sweaty with the running around, playing with cats and then eat until you cannot eat anymore. We are not in Kuala Lumpur so be prepared to travel if you are staying in the city. Other things to note As Malaysia has a temperate weather there are 3 choices for the picnic : 1) If it is sunny, under foliage of the trees at PUDGi (our place) 2) An open kitchen facing the trees (if the weather is overcast or might rain or rain) 3) If it is rainy and windy, in the library (300 square feet of it)

We'll meet at my family home, just 20 minutes train or taxi ride away from Kuala Lumpur city centre. Begin with a glass of tea and appetiser before we explore my edible garden with over 50 herbs, spices, and flowers used in everyday cooking. We will see, touch, smell, and taste a variety of local plants like curry leaves and turmeric. Then, we'll proceed to the kitchen to make Malaysia's National Dish: 1. Nasi Lemak (Coconut rice with spicy sambal) 2. Ayam Goreng Berempah (Spiced Malaysian Fried Chicken) 3. Teh Tarik (Pulled Tea) I'll introduce the produce that will be used in our class such as fresh coconut milk, lemongrass, ikan bilis (anchovies), belacan (shrimp paste), etc. You will prepare, hands-on, authentic Malaysian dishes in a real Malaysian kitchen. You will also receive printed recipes so that you could cook Malaysian dishes for your family and friends back home. Lastly, enjoy a delicious meal together with me and my family while hearing stories of the Malaysian way of life. Other things to note I suggest taking GRAB taxi (like Uber). You can also take the MRT to Taman Connaught Station (10 - 15 minutes walk away). At Malaysian home, we always take off our shoes.

1-hour countryside drive by an expansive lake surrounded by mountain tops ✔ Escape into the rainforest, 35 minutes safe & easy walk to a hidden waterfall ✔ Explore botanicals & wildlife nestled in the rainforest ✔ Be zen with sound of flowing streams. Bathe the stress away with negative ions at hidden waterfall. ✔ Swim in a big natural pool surrounded by lush greenery. ✔ Show you best Instagram-worthy spots ✔ Healthy lunch of seasonal tropical fruits, corn/sweet potato & hot herbal tea while enjoying waterfall breeze ✔ Pickup at 11am so suitable for late risers. Dropoff at Batu Caves. ✔ Other things to note ~ Pickup time at 11am so suitable for late risers. ~ Easy-peasy about 35 min jungle walk to reach hidden waterfall. ~ Suitable for 4 to 70 year old.

* Can’t find the date you want. Please message me to check availability. I will revert within the hour (daylight time) . * Enjoy scenes only seen from taking a train ride on one of the oldest train lines in Colonial British Malaya. Please provide a total of 2 hours for the round trip Train journey )KL Sentral to Klang to KL Sentral) Walk with me to explore rustic heritage Klang Old Town. Get away from the hustle & bustle of the City of KL to experience the history & culture of Klang (as well as the Selangor Sultanate). Before the emergence of KL, Klang Old Town was the British Colonial Administration Centre. Time has stood still in Klang Old Town. Our Walk will explore the Sights & Sounds of this Royal Town of Selangor. Little India of Klang is like no other, for instance. Other than authentic Indian food such as Banana Leaf Rice, the mention of Klang also means “Ba-Kut-Teh” for those in the know. Born in Klang, “Ba-Kut-Teh” is Klang’s most famous food exported to the world, loved by all the Chinese communities. It is so good, there is even a “Halal” version called “Chick-Kut-Teh” for Muslims. 1. For Non-Muslim Guests, the Bah-Kut-Teh is highly recommended. 2. For Muslim Guests, we will have food at the iconic Kopitiam