The 13 yo girl is truly wise beyond her years. I wish all the entrepreneurs in Sg Suli all the best. What they can consider doing is open up campsite, i think something that Ah Peng Orchard can consider
Klu xphm, on subtitle. Xpyh nak komplen. Igt senang nak buat dokumentari camni. Anyway, thanks for bringing us virtually to all the beautiful remote places around Perak.❤
As usual, beautiful heartfelt video! (And another destination goes on the bucket list 😉) I love the fact you aren't afraid to try new things with the video production, such as the ai photos & use of maps, etc. It is great addition. From my personal view, I would've loved to have seen a little bit more about the cuisine and food that they have, but I guess they don't have many hawker stalls, etc? The thing that really warms my heart is seeing the community coming together to grow the village and support fellow community members ❤ All the best, can't wait for your next video already!
hey paul, thanks again for the support and the encouraging words🙌 They actually don't have hawker centre or hawker food, no groceries stores too. A really bare-bones village, hence they intend to do some tourism activities to attract more attention. Hope that they can slowly build up the facilities and necessities in near future.
@@paul_gray sorry mate, just missed your message. You can reach me at recipe15.my@gmail.com or send us a message at our fb page: Ten C Film, not sharing phone number here to avoid scam
Boat ride, school visit, temple visit, orchard visits and guava & sugar cane juice sounds like a good package. What is missing is some nice food and souvenir. Can I suggest banana fritters and fried nin gou?
Superb as always. Always a privilege to learn of these small towns and understand the lives of people staying there through your team's amazing storytelling and filmography.
Thanks so so much for such historic and valuable information and program..I love it so much..Keep it up and more sharing please...this is good ❤❤🎉 jiayou 😊
OMG!!! Sg Suli is my play ground where we catch freshwater prawn easily 3-5kg and visit my class mate green oranges farm, My parents sundry shop is near the rail way bridge
Trying to connect to our old classmate of HMPS and HMSS TI class of 72. his name is Teik Soon, resident of Sg. Suli. From last information he has a banana plantation and work with FAMA. Any info is apreciated.
Tourism activities should be good. Chinese Local Village Tourism. Village Restaurant Food. Night bbq group. Tent living, Budget Hotel, Organic Farm Vegetables, River Cruise & River Fishing, Steamboat Table Set (5 Pax), some local cultural dance by students, Picking farm Vegetables and Local Fruits, Local Chinese Confectionery Biscuits, Kopitiam G Cheong Fun, Steam Pau, Local Coffee / Teh Tarik. Tourism Office Marketing Weekends/ Holidays/ Day Trip, Local Wet Market, Leg Massage Shop, Facial Wash, Hair Wash Salon, Bicycles Local Trip (sight scenery), Local recreational Club: Swimming Pool, Sauna, Cafeteria, Public Library& office facilities,
These days people watch free contents yet keep complaining, the entitled mindset is wild! Please read our latest community post if you understand mandarin.
@@10cFILM Wow! Calm down. Where is these aggressiveness came from?! I am just giving a bit of constructive feedback and gave you a praise too 😊 Yes, I do read Mandarin, speak Cantonese and came from Teluk Intan! So, please. 沒必要這麼咄咄逼人！謝謝🙏
Another great episode of journalism / documentary. Love the format. Perak tourism board should support you guys, especially this year is Perak tourism year. Born and grown up in Kampar, shamefully I know nothing about this place.
