After checking out at the Hilton Batang Ai Resort, we decided to make a short stop at Sri Aman. I never been there and this will be my first visit to this small town.
Sri Aman is about 60km from Lubok Antu which translate to about 1 hour drive. There are huge paddy fields along the road towards the town.
As it was just for a short stop, we don't get to explore the town properly. It is basically a small town and best explored on foot. Sri Aman is famous for its tidal bore
Everrise Deparmental Store and Hoover Hotel. Hoover Hotel is probably the biggest hotel for this town
Pasar Tamu is located within the town centre. This should be a nice place to shop for fresh vegetables and fruits
One Stop Discount store seems to be a famous store here. I counted at least 2 of this stores here.
This dove is the famous symbol/landmark for this town. It is placed in the middle of a roundabout, somewhere at the edge of the town
Just next to this roundabout is another roundabout. Parrot figures can be seen occupying the centre of the roundabout. I come to a conclusion that this town should be very closely related to birds
I never knew why the dove was picked as a mascot/symbol for this town. I don't see any dove on my visit to this town. "Aman" means peace in malay language and this is probably why dove is chosen, as a symbol of peace
Anyway, it's a good place to take a shot with the dove. The magnificent Fort Alice and the tidal bore should not be missed if one plan to stay longer here
8 comments:
The paddy field look like wheat grass...
what a peaceful town! For me, I will keep looking for good food when I'm in Malaysia.
The dove is lovely...
just what kind of ship superintendant are you bro? so good one, check out from one hotel and checking to another, i love you job la,,,,,
andway, have a great weekend and go and mooze someone tomorrow, St Valentine will give you some magical power
wow! the city is so clean and traffic is not in their dictionary there.
you're right, dove symbolizes peace...
looks like a lovely place to live in..
the green ricefields reminds me sooooo much of my hometown~~
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