Comments on: Malaysia > Kelantan > Tumpat Train Station

By: saRah

saRah — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 17:41:59 +0000

v.nice photos! tak sabar nak naik train pegi Tumpat this coming CNY. kempas baru - tumpat - kempas baru within 3 days. woo hoo!!

By: che mat

che mat — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 02:00:56 +0000

La ni…ish..ish.. cukup lawa mata memandang sekitar stesyen keretapi tumpat. Dulu…80-an…jauh benar bezanya pemandangan. La ni kawe duduk di johor , merantau..sekali-sekala bila balik kampung…rindunya nak tengok perubahan di sini. Cukup mengkagumkan…Allahu akbar. Nasi kerabu dan laksa meme menjadi santapan berselera yang utama bila saja menjengah kampung di pasar tumpat..tqvm

By: dodix

dodix — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 09:43:16 +0000

lawanya kelantan,sorry noriza….I shouldn’t meet you….coz I can’t visit you……bagi sesiapa yang tahu noriza binti abdul razaq,ianya dari palekbang,tumpat,kelantan,mohon kirimkan salam kangen,rindu padanya….akulah kekasih yang dilema……sampaikan permohonan maafku pada dia,aku tak bisa datang tuk pinang kau,walau aku ingin sangat,semoga kau temukan seseorang yang jauh melebihi aku disana,semoga kau bahgia selama-lamanya……………………………………..from:Yogyakarta,midlle of java with million love

By: William

William — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 06:36:45 +0000

Hi Naim,

I noticed that there was a Captiva in one of your pic taken in Pantai Sri Tujuh.
Is that your car?

I’m looking at purchasing a Captiva in the future.
If it is indeed your Captiva, hope you could share some comment about it with me.

Cheers,
William
(019-385-xxxx)

By: Farah

Farah — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 13:59:53 +0000

Very useful information. I am already bought a KTM ticket to Pasir Mas. This is my first time travelling to Kelantan by train and third time travel to Kelantan. I feel good when u said there is a lot of food stalls and good food there (hope to see good looking guys there.. heheheh)

By: Howard Y

Howard Y — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 14:02:25 +0000

naim wrote:
My mom told me last weekend, she actually took me on the KB-Palekbang boat ride to send her uncle off on a hajj pilgrimage. She said I was a little boy back then, not yet in school. That must be the 60s.

I feel old…

naim wrote:
If you & ma’am still keen on wayang kulit here’s a forum, but in Kelantanese/Malay.
http://dikirbarat.net/forum/index.php/board,22.0.html

Now, THAT is cool! A forum where much of the conversation is in Kelantanese! I will send the URL to my missus. (And I need to get my Pattani Malay Dictionary out and start reading the threads!)

naim wrote:
Btw, site of above Palekbang photoshoot is:
http://wikimapia.org/#lat=6.143691&lon= … =0&m=h&v=1

Thanks! I was mentally going over how I got to Palekbang and Kg Laut in those days on my Suzuki 100cc JPT motorbike. (Cross the big bridge and straight to the Wakaf Bharu roundabout, then turn right and go straight thru kampongs first then padi fields until T-junction, then turn right at T-junction, then turn left at the Palekbang sign and then straight thru Kg Laut then along the padi fields for a while until we reach the laterite road [later paved] on the left, then turn onto laterite road and straight to Kg Gerong to Hamzah’s house.) Your aerial photo confirmed that… thanks!

By: naim

naim — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:23:00 +0000

My mom told me last weekend, she actually took me on the KB-Palekbang boat ride to send her uncle off on a hajj pilgrimage. She said I was a little boy back then, not yet in school. That must be the 60s!

If you & ma’am still keen on wayang kulit here’s a forum, but in Kelantanese/Malay.
http://dikirbarat.net/forum/index.php/board,22.0.html

Btw, site of above Palekbang (’Plekbe’ as the Kelantanese say) photoshoot is:
http://wikimapia.org/#lat=6.143691&lon=102.2273111&z=16&l=0&m=h&v=1

By: Howard Y

Howard Y — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 18:32:15 +0000

I’m not 100% sure that the Palekbang station was operating when I was in KB in the mid-1970’s. Of course, we usually caught the train at Pasir Mas (good food to eat and pretty girls to watch before boarding the train), so I never got off the train beyond Wakaf Bharu.

I do remember the boat trip from Kg Cina area in KB to Kg Laut, where you’d be mobbed by becak drivers wanting to give you a ride. My wife (we weren’t married then) used to do that trip almost every day back then; she’d load up her bicycle and get on the boat. Then she’d get off at Kg Laut and bicycle to Dalang Hamzah Awang’s house in Kg Gerong, where she rehearsed with and learned the musical instruments from Hamzah’s wayang kulit troupe. Many of the surviving members of Hamzah’s troupe still live in the Kg Laut/Palekbang area.

Thanks again for the memories, Naim!

By: en_me

en_me — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:05:28 +0000

chantekkknyerr gambooo.. salam kenalan dr me dikejauhannns