Some of the view that I’ve shoot when I visit to grandma house last Sunday.

This place is called Tapah Village, and is at 22nd mile of the Kuching-Serian road. Though this is not the place where I grew up, but each time when I visit grandma it give me a “home sweet home” feeling.

This photo is taken at the garden just in front of grandma house. That time I just finish my dinner, and I ate too much. Grandma just keep on telling me to EAT, EAT, EAT…
This place is called Tapah Village, and is at 22nd mile of the Kuching-Serian road. Though this is not the place where I grew up, but each time when I visit grandma it give me a “home sweet home” feeling.
This photo is taken at the garden just in front of grandma house. That time I just finish my dinner, and I ate too much. Grandma just keep on telling me to EAT, EAT, EAT…
Comments
Tapah is a great place, a place you can truly call sanctuary at the end of work days.
Sometimes I wonder why people would leave for town where there is very little to offer except traffic, and more traffic.
Do you know that Tapah has the best kopi-O and noodle soup?
Jungleman
Each time when I visit grandma, I didn't go to the coffee shop. hm~~i should try it next time, thanks for the info. Sounds like you are from Kuching, Tapah Village?
Where do you stay now?
Thanks, glad you all like my photos :)