
Name: Tony
Age: 68
Country: Holland (Belanda)
Check in: January 15, 2009
Check out: January 18, 2009
Duration: 3 days and 2 nights
Rate: RM150.00
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Hannah Mayne from Ottawa, Canada. She is a student from Monash University, Australia. She came twice to my village. Why? She came to my village at early February, 2008. She stayed for 2 days. I brought her to my school. She likes kid. Her last day she told me that she want to come again for the second time and she wants to spend more time with my pupils. On February 18 she came to Kota Bharu flied from Bangkok to Kuala Lumpur and arrieved in KB airport around 9pm. We're very excited to see her again. She stay here until February 28. She learnt more about Malay people and she hope to come again to Kampung Tok Sangkut some other days.





Siamese community is one of minority in Kelantan. Its about 2.3% population in this state. For me this community is unique because of the relationship between Malay people. Siamese and Malay is very close here and I heard if Malay people held wedding ceremony, they will come to that occasion and enjoy most of Malay festival.
The researcher in front of Desa Homestay
Budha Temple is located in Kampung Lubuk Batil which is Siamese community and very close with Malay society. I am very excited to hear when Malay and Siamese stay together and how important the national integration. Wow..amazing!
There're various type of traditional cakes such as kek lapis, donout and benkang. During the fasting month people can find many more tradiitonal cake in Kelantan. Look at the colour! Amazing