It was a golf trip, I have secretly loaded my Speed P8 into the coach and no one knew about it. She is going to Hatyai with me. |
The first morning I unveiled this cutie that ferried me to a few places in Hatyai. |
I enjoyed going places with my folding bike seeing different places of different corners and colour. |
For instance this morning I witnessed this blessing by a monk to the kopi tiam operator. |
I had a Thai Chicken rice for breakfast and it was fantastic |
Yau Char Koay in Hatyai is different from ours, the dough are smaller in size. |
Just a few pedals away on the same street is this famous pork porridge.
I like the porridge though it had a lot of pork spare parts in it. Feeling guilty but because of "tham jiak" and "ho jiak" I just wouldn't resist it. Just too nice to say No.... lol..... |
With the help of some printed google maps in hand I could easily find my way. I like the motorist lane all the way to the Malaysian border and it is safe and friendly. |
It was interesting to see how the locals patronise their market, their vehicles, their smiles and how they trade in the market. |
The turn off road to the golf course is pretty small and tricky but fortunately there is a sign board that shows the turning. |
I made a detour to another golf course and asked a caddy to take this photo. |
Tong Thai Banrai Golf Course looks good and I hope I can come here to play in the future. |
Banrai School as I moved on. |
Ultimately I reached my destination and I was early in fact too early. |
I made friend with the caddies and their supervisor, he was amazed by my folding bike and he tried a short spin around the golf course. |
Since I was early I rode out off Southern Hills and visited the village nearby for a coffee. The coffee was very sweet and it came with a kettle of warm water for refill. |
It was time to play golf and I am back to wait for my fellow members. I did not play well at this golf course probably due to the cycling or it was just a mere excuse. |
On the last day before we go back to Kuala Lumpur, I rode again to the market and had a nice fish ball soup koay teow. I really like their broad and thin koay teow. |
The lady boss served me a pot of Chinese tea and it's FOC. |
My delicious fish ball koay teow soup. |
So nice to see the colours of Hatyai especially in the market.
A restaurant that looks and feels like home. |
A church is seen as I rode towards to the fringe of the town. |
Deep fried seafood stall near Lee Garden Shopping mall |
I want to come back to see more of Hatyai , till then cheers!!!
2 comments:
Can i join in your next trip,lol
Well done, man. Nice pictures. Will be there soon too.
Post a Comment