Episode 1. From KUL to BKI. The arrival...
(KUL stands for Kuala Lumpur while BKI for Kota Kinabalu *grin* ).
Straight from the Landscape MySkills competition site in UPM Serdang, I rushed to the ERL station to catch the train to KLIA to fly to Sandakan Sabah, to become the facilitator for the PP/PPL induction course at Institut Latihan Perindustrian (ILP) Sandakan. Organized by DSD's Sabah regional office, they needed someone from HQ to facilitate together with them (so since I had never been to Sandakan & there was no one available from HQ,so I volunteered) :-)
(Neighbour Napi sent me to the ERL station and it was 'on the dot' situation when I arrived at the station the train had already stopped to let the passengers alightened the train. Phew! If I had missed this 4.20 train, next will be at 4.50). For the PP/PPL induction course, I decided to facilitate the first day while DSD's Sabah director takes the second day.
On the sky bridge to board the plane to Sandakan with DSD Sabah Director Mr.Syah***
We met at Kota Kinabalu International Airport to board the same plane to Sandakan. However Mr.Syah***'s colleagues such as Hj.B**, Sa** and driver Nu** had hit the road for 6 hours from KK to Sandakan in the office 4 wheel drive. That very first night in Sandakan the five of us went around Sandakan town looking for local food and did some brief sightseeing.
Episode 2.
"Jalan-Jalan Carik Makan" or "Looking for Food" in Sandakan.
The Sabah office decided to 'play host' to 'this guest' (that's ME!) from Putrajaya. Since Sandakan is famous for its prawns and fish, 'the' host decided to look for sea food (or anything that comes from the sea for dinner when I answered "Sea food" not 'siput' (snails)" to their question "what do you want to eat for dinner Che Lan?"
Nu** the driver was quite familiar with the town & off we went to the night market area somewhere at the outskirts of Sandakan & looked for any 'edible sea creature' to eat. (Actually we ate stingray & the 'ikan jaket'.
Episode 3. Ronda-ronda pekan. ("Look-look and see-see" around town).
Taking pictures of KD Sri Sandakan armada.
The KD Sandakan naval base and dockyard are the must see spots in Sandakan. Sandakan town faces the South China Sea with some distant islands (Philiphine?) as the back scene.
Sandakan, a coastal town, offers scenic views of the South China Sea and producer of salted sea produce such as tiger prawns and salted fish. Throughout our stay in Sandakan, all 5 of us stayed at the ILP's institute guest house.
Thanks you DSD Sabah office and ILP Sandakan for the kind hospitality :-)
8 comments:
Ikan jaket?..Ikan apa ba?..
Aslkum Bro, thank you for dropping by. Itu ikan cencaru budak2 hostel panggil ikan jaket tapi ikae tu kalu wak ikae bakor cicoh samo kicak samo bawang,...uuuuu holiow :-) Wslm
salam bro..sibuknya..ke sana ke mari ye...
oo, bahasakan diri abg yer..bole saja..uncle pun bole...ekekeke..ada sedikit kijam ya...
Salam Bro. Ya lah, been quite busy this April. Cerita kamek terbang ke KCH pun kena queue :-)
Ars salam. Meet Uncle ***lan :-)
jangan lupa buah tangan untuk alam dr sana ya
Laaa, I dah balik dari Sandakan kemudian pegi Kuching, kemudian 2 minggu lepas tu pegi Kuching lagi, semalam 2 hari kat Pekan Pahang pulak, ni dah balik Putrajaya, yang hat udang Sandakan dah lama habis tapi ikan kering tu ada lagi kot?Key chain yang hat 10 ringgit 10 tu yang pegi Kuching minggu lepas ada lagi, nak ke? :-) Wassalam
Post a Comment