20th Jun 4th day - Ryann's 1st trip out of Singapore

We only had a short 1 hour to visit KLCC in the early afternoon. After which we need to rush to Port Klang. It will take us 45 minutes of ferry ride to reach Pulau Ketam (Crab island).

We had the famous yang's bak kut teh. Very different taste as compared to Singapore but it surely taste good.



It was a hot afternoon and we had to struggle to get on the ferry. Old ferry with torn seats and stinky smell. But it managed to get us to our final destination of our msia trip. More photos to tell the story.

Ryann was practically so excited every time he saw a ride in the mall. There were many rides in KLCC. I never expose him to those coin operated rides thus he will always just imagine and just turn the wheels like he is driving.

See how happy he was?

Smile baby!

He love this winnie the pooh ride too.

KLCC joke: my cousins in law were trying to tell my grandfather in law that this is called the shuang feng ta (twin tower) , but some heard her saying san feng ta (flu tower).

Pulau ketam. There is no land underneath. when it is high tide, we are all covered with water.

Peeling fresh shrimps to prepare dried shrimps (xia mi)

Their only Christian kindergarten! Praise the Lord!
The population - 90% chinese 10% malay but majority of chinese are all taoist or buddism.

Young boy trying to catch crabs during low tide.

This is the other side of the small village.

Going to be low tide.

better view of the village.

Sunset.

We had a great steamboat dinner and was warmly entertained by the village head with KTV and mahjong facilities. The village being in the kelong area had not other entertainment but lots of them love to sing. Sister in law went for a hair wash at 12 RM. Although they do not have much entertainment, they still find joy in what ever they are doing.

This is definitely not what we 'city people' can appreciate.