Mid last month I stopped by at this cleared mangrove area facing the Straits of Melaka.
Located at Batu Laut near Morib, Selangor it has a certain beauty of its own.
Luckily the ground is solid enough for a walk.
So I went around to enjoy the view.
Apparently it is beautiful enough to make photo shoots.
I understand this area has also seen film shootings and such...
OK. I went to the river alone to quickly snap pictures leaving behind a number of people. So I returned back to where they where at, the surau (small praying hall) besides a building of certain importance.
The building I'm talking about is this.
It is surrounded by many old graves.
Having been to this place a number of times this pair of tombstones looking like tumblers never fail to fascinate me.
Time for the wife and baby Al-Rashid, then a year and two months old to join me as two of our friends waited outside.
Rasyid paying respect to Tok Pulau Manis, a famous Terengganu saint of 16-17th century AD.
Then he started going around touching the tombstones of Tok Pulau Manis closest family members...
After visiting a number of other places we went to Kampung Pulau Manis in Serada. At one part there's a staircase leading down to this place.
It opens up to a body of water, the Terengganu river, one of the biggest river in the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia.
A look downriver.
A look across.
A look upriver.