If you ever visit the coastal areas of Sarawak, you might encounter patches of small 'volcanoes'. 
These are the abodes of the local 'ngoang', or crayfish.
Locals believe it is a cure for athma patients.Friday, August 28, 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
al Fatihah
Ustad Awang Pon, 17 July 2009.
His posts will still echo thru muallimawang.wordpress.com as advice for us and generations to come.
We'll be missing a family friend...
What 1 may find in the Sri Aman's Sunday Market
Where is Sri Aman? It's Sarawak's second out of 11 Division.
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Don't miss the Sunday market. One may find:
Local yellow spotted catfish... tasted better than the commercialized African breed.
Varieties of Sarawak local rice
Local pineapple... this 1 weighs 3+kg tagged at RM4 (not the dude)
Original Sarawak terubuk hailed from Lingga
Edible buntal or pufferfish (yellow)... the Empirang (orange) is a local delicacy
Keluangman! Selling at Rm18 each. Goreng pun sodap.
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