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Previously, we have covered Perlis. Now, let’s take a look at Kelantan Darul Naim, the Blissful Abode—that’s what “Darul Naim” means. Like Perlis and Kedah, Kelantan is bordered by southern Thailand. Compared to Kedah, it is almost twice the size in landmass, but it has fewer people, which makes for a much lesser population density. Despite i…[Read more]
Previously, we have covered Perlis. Now, let’s take a look at Kelantan Darul Naim, the Blissful Abode—that’s what “Darul Naim” means. Like Perlis and Kedah, Kelantan is bordered by southern Thailand. Compared to Kedah, it is almost twice the size in landmass, but it has fewer people, which makes for a much lesser population density. Despite i…[Read more]
Every year, we enjoy several big Malaysian events where we would jostle about in huge crowds trying to score the best deals available. Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 situation, jostling about is no longer allowed for the sake of public safety. March saw the introduction of the Movement Control Order (MCO) which caused all public events to face…[Read more]
Every year, we enjoy several big Malaysian events where we would jostle about in huge crowds trying to score the best deals available. Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 situation, jostling about is no longer allowed for the sake of public safety. March saw the introduction of the Movement Control Order (MCO) which caused all public events to face…[Read more]
Every year, we enjoy several big Malaysian events where we would jostle about in huge crowds trying to score the best deals available. Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 situation, jostling about is no longer allowed for the sake of public safety. March saw the introduction of the Movement Control Order (MCO) which caused all public events to face…[Read more]
Every year, we enjoy several big Malaysian events where we would jostle about in huge crowds trying to score the best deals available. Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 situation, jostling about is no longer allowed for the sake of public safety. March saw the introduction of the Movement Control Order (MCO) which caused all public events to face…[Read more]