Nasi goreng★

Have you ever heard about Nasi goreng?


Nasi means rice, goreng means fried in Malaysian.

so This is Malaysian traditional fried rice!!

Many Malaysian, Indonesian and Singaporeans usually eat Nasi goreng for breakfast.


Nasi goreng usually cooked with soy sauce, garlic, spring onions.


You can also add items such as an egg, chicken and any vegetables.


If you go to Malaysian restaurant, you will definitely see Nasi goreng!!

If you have a chance, please try my favourite Malaysian food "Nasi goreng".

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RAFFLESIA★

I'm going to show you about the largest flower in the world!!

Have you seen this flower before?

This flower is called "Rafflesia"

If you go close to Rafflesia, It will move and eat you up!!

no..It's joking..but at first time I thought they could!LoL

Rafflesia is alsmost 1mater wide and weigh up to 9kg.

This flower is found in tropical reinforests of Malaysia,Singapore and Indonesia or Philippine.

This is rare and hard to see in bloom, because the bud takes for 9 months for growing and lasts for just a few days..

Local people nicknamed this flower"Corpse Flower" because it smells like rotting fish or meat..

It must be so smelly!!

I'd like to see this flower a little bit but it looks too scary to me..

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My Favourite Animal 2★

I'm going to tell you another animal in Malaysia today.

Have you ever seen the monkey with very long nose?

looks like this?!

Yo!

They are called "Proboscis Monkey".

It is said that their big nose is used to attract females.

Their nose swell and turn red when they become excited or angry.

The female has a much smaller nose than the males, although it is still longer than other species of monkeys.

They are found only on the island of Borneo,Malaysia.

There are not so many ,approximately 3,000 Proboscis Monkeys exist.

I want to touch his nose..can't imagine how it feels like..maybe soft?

They usually live in Borneo’s mangrove forests, swamps, and even the lowland riparian forests.

which do you prefer, the orangutan or the proboscis monkey?:)

pics fromwww.datensklaven.de/?tag=animals martin.stenflo.org/ www.indonesianfauna.com/proboscismonkey.php

Hey Orangutan～♪

I'm going to show you my favourite animal in Malaysia today!

There are so many different types of animals and an endangered species live in Malaysian Jungle.

My Favourite one is...Orangutan!! Have you ever met them before?

The Orangutan are a species of great apes.They are only native to Malaysia and Indonesia.They are living in rainforests on the islands of Borneo. They spend most of their time in the trees.

Do you know what does Orangutan means??

The name "Orangutan" is from Malay. Orang means Person and Hutan means Forest so Orangutan means Person of the forest!!

They are intelligent and act like human babies..Orangutans and humans share about 97% of the same DNA! That's why they are similar to humans!!

I want to cuddle them..

Pictures from.. environe.blogspot.com/2008/10/new-deal-to-res...

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www.orangutanisland.org/orangutans/

Can you try Durian?!

Have you heard about Durian before? It widely known in Southeast Asia as " The King of Fruit".

The word Durian means thorny in Malay. There are recognised 30 species and It can grow up to 30 centimeters long.

Some people describe Durian's taste as sweet and creamy like custard, however the smell is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bad like STINKY SOCKS or GAS!!

The smell will KNOCK YOU OUT!! I always get a bit headache when I walk through the store where are selling Durians..

I often tried to eat Durian but I couldn't because of the smelling..
I remember my brother tried Durian once before and he said he was feeling like eating garbage(he never had garbage though lol).
Maybe It's because it was first time for him to had Durian..because my grandma loves Durians and she has been eating them for a long time.

Anyway It's too stinky so you are not allowed to bring Durian into the airports,hotels and some buildings..

There is a belief that the Durian is harmful if you eat it with coffe or alcoholic, so you should be careful!!


There are some Durian cake,ice cream and candy so at first I'm going to try some of them..

Please try Durian if you have a chance:)

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Malaysian "Ghost Tree"...?

Many people have been to a small village in Penang state, just to see a nut tree.

Are you interested to see a normal tree? not really for me..but in this case,I'd love to see this special tree which is called "Ghost tree"!!

here you are..what do you think?www.dphotojournal.com/creepy-trees/

I wonder he looks sleepy or sad.. www.daylife.com/photo/05pX97vgMeac5

Villagers say that this was a normal tree before,then human face appeared on this tree naturally day by day..village elders have advised you shouldn't say what you think when you pass this tree..I don't know why though..Do you want a kind of tree like this near your home? then you can stay with him whenever you feel lonely?!

Flag of Malaysia!

www.blackwoodpetfood.com/Malaysia.htm

The flag of Malaysia consist of 14 alternating horizonal stripes of red and white,in the top left of Malaysian flag there is a blue square which have a yellow crescent and 14 pointed star in it.

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The 14 stripes and points of the star represent the 13 member states of the Malaysian federation.
They present equal status in the federation of the states and in the federal goverment.
The crescent and star represent Islam,which is the country's official religion.
The blue square simbolizes the unity of the Malaysian people.

yummy yummy Malaysian satay:)

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http://www.chefseattle.com/restaurants/redmond/malay-satay-hut.html

This food called Satay.It looks like Japanese Yakitori,but actually the taste is different.
It served with a spicy penut,sauce dip, or peanut gravy.

The Twin Towers★

This building is called The Petronas Twin Tower In Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia.

The Petoronas Twin Tower were the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004.(but now Taipei 101 took over the record)

However the towers were still the tallest twin buildings in the world.

The height is 452meter and they have 88 floors. It’s constructed by national Malaysian oil
company so their main office is in this tower. Surprisingly, one of the tower built by Japanese Hazama corporation and other one built by Korean Samsung company.

Below the Towers is Suria KLCC which is one of the largest shopping mall in Malaysia and they have a Japanese store Isetan and Kinokuniya in it!! They are pretty big.

You can see the bridge between the two towers on 41st and 42nd floors, actually you can go up and have a look from there but you can’t go up anymore because they have many offices such as Microsoft.

First time when I saw this buildings,I could say just how amazing and beautiful.

This bright shiny towers lit up my awful sunburned alot.

The Purpose of This Blog

The Porpose of This Blog is I introduce you about Malaysia where is beautiful country like Japan.

I want to show you the difference between Malaysia and Japan and many other things.

This Blog's name is Saya Cinta Malaysia. Saya Cinta means I Love in Malay which is a national language in Malaysia.

Yes!I love Malaysia and I'd like you to know about Malaysia.