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Teliuk Intan or formerly, Teluk Anson is a charming colonial town with many historical landmarks. There’s the Leaning Tower and the various food attractions.
Teluk Intan
Somehow, I always end up here in front of this Hindu temple in town and a big flock of pigeons are always feeding onthe road because someone kind throw grains as food.
Many Malaysians normally don’t go out of the way to avoid pigeons and enjoy seeing the birds flying helter-skelter because of some thrill they get by doing so. It makes such people feel powerful, I guess, to see animals dispersing because of them. Knowing how awful it is to be interrupted while eating, I always avoid pecking birds and take a detour which is not hard.
I set my camera to a very fast shutter speed to freeze the anticipated dispersal and waited. My awesome co driver, navigator and camera assistant then, Zyneste acted as human spotter, She told me she saw a human approaching. As expected, he crashed the bird feeding party headlong and sent all the hungry birds into flight. .Got the shot and we went to look for the famous Ah Chai fruit rojak after that.
Nasi Padang in Jakarta was scary. Wanted to buy my local driver dinner since it was my last day. It was just me and him (seen here in blue) and the restaurant brought out enough dishes to feed a village. Was relieved they only charge for plates that were partially consumed or touched. Nasi Padang gets its name from the West Sumatran town of Padang, famous for the culinary rice dish or buffet. Turned out to be an awesome experience.
