producing hundreds of basket of durian each season and you can find it sold in many places in peninsular Malaysia.
The two row of old pre war shophouse at the new village is a place which stood still for more than half a decade.
Red bricks as pillars of this old shop.
The durian valley.
Baskets of durian awaiting middleman who comes in lorries to buy them to be distributed all over the country.
Another collection point at the entrance of the village.
A banana plantation.
A nangka tree bearing lots of fruits.
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Hi man, love the old town pics. Hard to see wooden buildings like that around the cities.
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David
David,
ReplyDeleteWe might not be able to see all these old buildings in future because at present mostly old timers are staying there with youngsters migrating to cities,thks for visiting.
i love tis type of photo..got feel..look diffrent from other d..wish have a go there
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You can always go there in future when you are free.
ReplyDeletewhenever i passed through thoses houses, it gave me some kind of nice feelings... :)
ReplyDeletelooks like you are an antique lover.
ReplyDeleteNice pics. I love these old country back roads, and taking a leisurely drive to see the sights that city folks don't get to see.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if you happen to have any contacts of the durian sellers or orchard owners? I am organizing a car club drive, and we are keen to stop in Tras to sample their durians.
Errh,have to check first once i am back from Sarawak,but i think this durian season is over!
ReplyDeletecan I know this village is at bentong or raub? izit at jalan tras bentong?
ReplyDeletehope to hear from you soon cz I will be in pahang tml,thanks alot!!!
ReplyDeleteThis village is in Raub on the old Tras road,
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Thanks alot Thomas!!!
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