I crossed the river to see the Astana in Kuching. Little did I know this isn’t actually a tourist attraction as it is only open once a year to the public.
Boat across Kuching River
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South East Asia
Dropped off in down town Kuching by Sydney (he had to go on a business trip to KL), it was time for a bit of breakfast, offering free wifi (and an electrical socket) I couldn’t resist the first place I came across serving chicken and egg in a bun:
Chicken (and egg) for breakfast
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So I got up early with Sydney this morning, he was meeting with his photography club to do a shoot of 2 models, it was a good insight into the life of a photographer and the sort of work that happens beside pressing the button to take the shot.
The models line up for action
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Last night I went to a photography meet with Sydney who introduced me to a few people, one of those was Coco and her Husband Jeff. Coco told me she was heading over to the Bako national park and invited me along so the next day they picked me up and took me along.
We went in on a group of 5, another woman joined us and Paul who seems to know everything about the park and was keen on using me as a model for the day in his picture taking.
Fishermen in rowing boat
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There used to be 26 tribes in Sarawak, Malaysia; however only 6 remain and they have integrated a bit between each other now due to modernisation. Read the rest! \(^u^)/ →
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