• Chasing Pigeons I •

Hanging out with friends at an old street - Rejang Park, Sibu which named after the mighty Rejang River. This is how Malaysia mostly old streets look like, very rustic and full of humans' story. Loving the fact how alot of old streets are still retained, some of my favourite beautiful ones are located in Penang, Malacca and Ipoh 🏫 One common thing made up of Malaysians childhood is chasing pigeons at old streets, super fun! 🕊️🇲🇾 Oh if you have an umbrella, might as well open it up near to the street pigeons #poof heheh 🌂☂️🤭 Running after the pigeons. On your mark, set, GO! 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️ . . . The mighty Rejang, almost a mile (1,600 km) wide, is the dominant feature of the town, and a room with a river view is highly recommended for vibrant impressions of waterfront life. The river is a source of constant activity, with ocean-going vessels manoeuvring delicately between speeding express boats, battered river launches and tiny sampans. Rejang sunsets can be truly spectacular. Sibu is not only fascinating in its own right; with its excellent road, air and river transport links it is also the ideal jumping-off point for exploring the whole Rejang Basin, from the coastal town of Mukah to the furthest reaches of the Upper Rejang, over 600km upriver. Sibu quick facts: • Biggest town on the Rajang River in Sarawak • Capital of Sibu District • At the confluence of the Rajang and the Igan Rivers • Population 200,000 📍Rejang Park, Sibu, Sarawak. #sayangkuMalaysia #week4 #NegaraKu #oldstreets #RejangPark #chasingpigeons