Nature Scene In Sekinchan


Welcome to Sekinchan

Sekinchan is a small town on the west coast of Malaysia. It’s home to the Paddy Processing Factory, with a museum about the local rice industry. The elaborate Nan Tian Temple sits in one of the town’s many rice fields. Near Redang Beach, the Wishing Tree is draped with red ribbons. Just south, the fishing village of Bagan has many seafood restaurants.

EAT, PLAY, FUN, STAY & THINGS TO DO IN SEKINCHAN

1）Endless view of green paddy field.

This is a scenic area for people who wants to take a picture for keep a memento of your visit to Sekincan. The sea of paddy field is both refreshing and nice to see.

Truly a Photography heaven. Go early before 7 am and you can enjoy the sunrise and avoid the heat. Green field in mid March to May and mid September to mid November. Harvest time will present a view of golden field in mid May and mid November.

“ A great reason to escape from our city and enjoy our lovely short trip to Sekinchan! ” 

2）Twilight scene in Sekinchan-Pantai Redang Beach

This is a small beach in the Sekinchan fishing village. Nice windy and beautiful scenery for photography. Relaxing place to chill out and rest under the tree canopies.

While feeling the sea wind and enjoy the beauty scenery on the sea, may fly a kite in the beautiful seashore sand beach.

“ Simple beach, extraordinary view ”

3）Sekinchan Old Red Wishing Tree

There is a fishing village and boats on the side where the Wishing Tree is. A nice place take photographs with the old red Wishing Tree.

Historical tree with many strips of wishes hanging from every branches. There is a small temples for you to get wishing cloth. Write down the wish and drop into the trees. The wishing tree is opposite of Redang beach.

Typically people will stay 2.5hrs over here to take a rest and enjoy the nature in the beach. It’s mainly for stop over to Sekinchan.

“ A tree carries people’s wishes”


Bonding camp with club members
“Take a wishes together”

MUST-TRY [FOOD]

4) RIRI FATT
Sticky Chicken Rice (糯米雞/Nuo Mi Fan) & Food

Restaurant Riri Fatt Sekinchan is located on Jalan Besar, Sekinchan. Recommended for its breakfast.

It is a shop with many hawker food stalls in it, all selling local food. There are many local people eating here.

The most population food are sticky chicken rice , noodle , pumpkin special noodle , 3 colour milk tea, Chee cheong fun (rice noodle roll) , fresh sandwich and prawn dumpling. Everything served in a huge amount. Big portion of noodle , big and fresh sandwich plus their yummy prawn dumpling

Address: 45, Jalan Menteri Besar 1, Pekan Sekinchan, 45400 Sekinchan, Selangor

Opening hours: 7a.m-3:30pm; close on Thursday

Contact no.: 013-315 9901

5) Seafood central in Sekinchan

There are many seafood restaurant around the Sekinchan, such as Hao Xiang Chi seafood restaurant, Restaurant Bagan Sekinchan, Kim Kee restaurant and more. However Jian Qi restaurant 建旗海鲜饭店 should be the most famous in town, as the restaurant has been present on the TV show.

Jian Qi restaurant mainly serves shark meat, those who dislike shark meat, you can still order squid, crab, and prawn. Affordable price for people to taste the fresh seafood in Sekinchan. Take a lunch with under RM150 around 6 people.

Address: 156,, Jalan Bagan, Pekan Sekinchan, 45400 Sekinchan, Selangor

Opening hour: 7 a.m-3p.m; closs on Friday

Contact no.: 017-350 0867

TASTE OF TRADITIONAL

6) Ah Ma House 阿嬤的家

Ah Ma Bakery is a traditional bakery shop. The products is mainly cook by the traditional way and recipe from grandmother. This shop keeps & display some old memories items which is a good idea for photography purposes. It has many interesting artifacts and all sort of local snacks. You can see the traditional ‘kuih kapit’ being made over charcoal.

Food category:

-Kuih Kapit (charcoal)

-Pineapple Tart

-Peanut crisps

-Kuih Bangkit

-Cornmeal cake

Address: Pekan Sekinchan, 45400 Sekinchan, Selangor

Contact no.: 014-230 5753

7) Visit Paddy Processing Gallery

This is a good place for tourist to visit and learn more about paddy processing and also about Sekinchan. Paddy Processing Factory & Gallery also has a mini museum for tourist to learn more about paddy processing and the history of Sekinchan.
Tourism can receive a view of the paddy processing area in the factory. However, tourism also can learn about many different kinds of rice, traditional paddy processing methods, showing traditional ways of harvesting the paddy and so on.

They also running with a mini market.
Pearl rice cendol, healthy brown rice, Sekinchan rice bubble chocolate, fresh corn, mango, lady finger and other vegetables available at the mini market.  

Address : Lot No. 9990, Jalan Tali Air 5, Ban 2, Selangor, 45400 Sekinchan, Malaysia

Opening Hours: 9 a.m-5:30p.m Monday-Sunday

Contact no.: 016-205 6558

8) Recommended Place to stay

“A natural scenic sport for you to take a trip with your friend”


Bright green paddy fields stretch under deep blue skies in the humble but prosperous town of Sekinchan. The village excels at fishing and agriculture, and its vast, well-irrigated, and organized paddy fields support one of the largest rice-producing communities in the country. The town is also known for its local seafood delicacies, and its restaurants attract both tourists and locals. Touring paddy fields, visiting the local beach, and exploring a colorful temple remain some of the most rewarding things to do Sekinchan.

Let’s make a Sekinchan vacation itinerary with your friends!

Thanks for reading! Hope you have a nice day and fully enjoy in Sekinchan~

Malaysia Premier Shopping Destination


Welcome to Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

At the heart of the trendy Bukit Bintang district lies the perfect reason to indulge in fashion, food and urban leisure. Experience the excitement of this 1.37 mil sq ft retail haven with over 700 outlets offering the finest fashion and home furnishing to entertainment and culinary delights. Let the endless appeal of Malaysia’s premier shopping destination awaken your senses the moment you arrive at its doorstep.

A great atmosphere during the festival


In the center of the mall, you can find the ‘Bintang Circle’. This is a central meeting point within the mall. Here everyone comes together to have fun and relax. For the recent festival is Chinese New Year, the mall is also decorated to the max. The whole mall is usually filled with red lanterns. Outside there are cherry blossom trees that really give the entire mall a pleasant appearance.

“A great atmosphere for you to spend your festival, celebration and enjoy with your friends”

During the Chinese New Year, receive a regal welcome with two towering golden lion sculptures at the Main Entrance. Upon entering the mall, marvel at the red LancÔme lanterns, part of the brand’s “The Big Wish” campaign. Then, take a regal walk through the Spanish Steps for a ceremonial and prosperous entrance while enjoying a specially-curated exhibition by Shiatzy Chen, featuring a collection of chic, neo-Chinese costumes on display.

Step into the Centre Court to find yourself in an imperial court, complete with a Dragon Throne, surrounded by magnificent gold trees, opulent pillars and a sky filled with lucky red lanterns.

Prosperity Bells offer an engaging experience, spin them to receive an abundance of good wishes.

Popular Shop in Pavilion


Popular shops at Pavilion KL are Tangs, Harvey Norman and Times Bookstores. The upper level of the mall contains numerous (expensive) furniture stores, and also a couple of nice art stores together with some public art exhibitions. At the lower levels, there are many international renowned fashion stores like Burberry, Esprit, Gucci, Hugo Boss, Prada, Versace, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Paul Frank, Yves Saint Laurent, Marc by Marc Jacobs and many more.

For more information, click the “link“ to know. You could find the stores through the link in Pavilion.

[Cafe In Pavilion] A Food Paradise That You Must-Try

Embark on a gastronomical journey at over 150 dining outlets and feast on a carousel of cuisines at Malaysia’s premier dining destination. Any food like Western food, Chinese food, Japanese food, Korean food, Hongkong food, Malaysia local food that you could find in the Pavillion. however, there are four famous food that you must-try in the Pavilion.

  1. Kakigori

The main product is the Japanese ices, however, the most popular taste from this retail is the matcha and watermelon. During the special season such as Halloween, Christmas, Chinese New Year and the recent Japanese cherry blossom season, they will launch with limited taste to celebrate festivals.

In addition, there are also many other desserts like house Roll Cake and refreshing Sparkling Elderflower & Grapefruit drinks, other Soft Serve ice cream and Japanese pineapple bun is also very good.

2. Chir Chir Fusion Chicken Factory

Originating from Seoul, the Chir Chir (pronounced Chi-Re Chi-Re) chain is South Korea’s largest chain of restaurants.

First recommended for Chir Chir’s flavor is the Crispy Fried Chicken and the unique garlic Fried chicken

Lot 1.108.00, Level 1

+603- 2110 4867

3. Rocku Yakiniku

ROCKU Yakiniku is a casual, yet edgy Japanese BBQ buffet restaurant, infused with live modern entertainment – delivering a brand new concept of “restaurantainment” to Malaysia. Guests can savour the classic Japanese Yakiniku (BBQ) culinary style in a smoke-free charcoal grill experience while enjoying live music performances and various unique entertainment such as magic shows and game shows.

Lot 7.01.03, Level 7

+603-2148 8884

4. Kampachi

Exquisite Japanese cuisine presented as an art form. 

The freshest fish – all air-flown directly from Tokyo and Osaka fish market weekly are delicately laid on the ice bed. Savour tantalising sashimi and other delectable spread at Kampachi. 

Lot.6.09.00, Level 6

+603-2148 9608


Tokyo Street in Pavilion

Enjoy Tokyo Street for a taste and feel of home

A kind retail concept that in celebration of Japanese food, arts, and culture.

Situated on Level 6 in the world-class shopping destination, Tokyo Street will offer shoppers a 360-degree retail experience, presenting a vibrant mix of Japanese F&B, retail and services brands.

There is a great atmosphere for you to experience the Japanese culture during the festival such as Hinamatsuri festival (also known as the Japanese Doll Festival), Japanese dance performance, art and so on.

How To Get To Pavilion

As one of the busiest area in the city of Kuala Lumpur, but there has much transport for people to get to the Pavilion. People can come from any way to reach in the Pavilion.

The way to get to the Pavilion

Thanks for reading! Wish you have a nice day in Pavilion. I hope this article has been of help to you~