The next day, Tuesday, started with a nice morning. It got progressively sunny and hot later during the course of the day. We decided to spent the day wondering around more at the Heritage Trail.
It was a fine though cloudy morning when we were about to start off the day
Watching Assthrow while waiting for the rest to get ready
Chung prepping his equipment before the walkabout
Some of the interesting roof structures we saw
Another distinct roof style
I like these types of old buildings
These sort of facades are fast disappearing
Chung wasn't lost, just a bit lagging.. hehehee
We stopped at this old Kuan Yin temple where there seemed to be a lot of activities
There was this group of animated and exhuberant kids..
They were excited over being able to release captive birds from a small cage
Above, an equally colourful but still edifice adorned the roof
Perhaps the bird in her cage was used to being in captivity... it didn't want to fly out
The pigeons made a ruckus, enticing the captive bird to finally fly out and away
Other kids were still engrossed at a stall selling more captive birds
Some of the birds for sale to be released
The bird vendor helping his young customers to choose
A satisfied purchase finally made...
A happy vendor with money in hand...
Edi performing the necessities at the temple...
...and FS did the same thing...
...while others were also doing similar rituals
I looked upwards to capture more carved edifices
These red lanterns are permanently raised
The constantly burning joss-sticks and incense made the place quite smoke-filled
Different scultpured roof decorations viewed from a next-door coffee-shop where we had some drinks
A plate of otak-otak
FS took the last piece of....
...BEEEEEEP...BEEEEEEP..... BEEEEEEEP
More red lanterns raised along the shops next to the coffee-shop
A row of stalls nearby selling flowers
The street sign says it all... hehehee
We were going to Little India not far from that temple earlier
A familiar household name not too long ago
Not sure if these are Bengal tigers, but they were so cute
Choli, choli everywhere.. but got my size leh?
More colourful apparels
Before I forget.. Happy Deepavali to those celebrating it soon.
Mouth-watering colourful crunchies
More kacangs..
If you feel a bit dizzy, it's because the image of the glass bangles is out of focus... hahahahaaa
Textile...
...and more textile
Beautifully coloured lamp shades
A lamp shade
Flower garlands
More garlands
Array of pots awaiting new owners
Tandoori chicken on skewers
Saw this lone chicken along the five-foot way. Would it end up tandooried as well?
Spotted this bocor pipe as we continued to make our way around..
Making our way to the next destination around the corner...
Parts 5 & 6 coming soon..
Till the next posting~~!!
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x ajak.. mencik!!!
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