So we spent the night at Tumpat. Came early morning, 6 am to be exact its time to return homw to Kuala Lumpur via a local train up to Kuala Lipis.
Unlike the previous day's train, this one made stops at more locations including this one at Kampung Kok Pasir.
Next stop is Wakaf Baru...
Obviously every train have to stop here as it is a major station, the closest to Kota Bahru, the capital city of Kelantan.
I was intrigued by these loads of vegetables being transported. Believe it or not it is the old lady who moved it around... with some help of course.
At Pasir Mas the sky has lightened up...
Next is the station of Tok Uban, another station 'ignored' by previous day's train to Tumpat.
It is interesting to see schoolboys taking the train to school...
Next station of interest to me is Bukit Panau.
It could be just a small rural station but the fact that it is named after a nearby hill said to have mystical qualities interests me...
Soon enough we arrived at Tanah Merah...
Here is where the old woman from Wakaf Baru unloaded her veggies...
And here is where the day starts to get noticeably bright.
So we spent the night at Tumpat. Came early morning, 6 am to be exact its time to return homw to Kuala Lumpur via a local train up to Kuala Lipis.
Unlike the previous day's train, this one made stops at more locations including this one at Kampung Kok Pasir.
Next stop is Wakaf Baru...
Obviously every train have to stop here as it is a major station, the closest to Kota Bahru, the capital city of Kelantan.
I was intrigued by these loads of vegetables being transported. Believe it or not it is the old lady who moved it around... with some help of course. 
At Pasir Mas the sky has lightened up...
Next is the station of Tok Uban, another station 'ignored' by previous day's train to Tumpat.
It is interesting to see schoolboys taking the train to school...
Next station of interest to me is Bukit Panau.
It could be just a small rural station but the fact that it is named after a nearby hill said to have mystical qualities interests me...
Soon enough we arrived at Tanah Merah...
Here is where the old woman from Wakaf Baru unloaded her veggies...
And here is where the day starts to get noticeably bright.
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