Malaysia: Memories of Terengganu in 24 portraits
A little over a month ago (June 2015) I had the opportunity to be invited on an extraordinary press/blog trip to Malaysia, and more specifically in the province of Terengganu, On the eastern coast of the country, in the company of more than 120 journalists and bloggers, to discover this beautiful region, its inhabitants, its culture, its traditions, and Participating in the Squid Jigging Festival, a local festival of dry-fishing! More than 20 different nationalities were represented!
Even though I only stayed there for 6 days, this human experience remains intense and unforgettable. The atmosphere was excellent, and everyone was in the same blogging, travel, photography, video, and digital spirit. I had the opportunity to meet lovely and passionate people from all over the world 🙂 Now I only have one desire: to go back with Capucine and explore this beautiful country in complete freedom.
While waiting for the full article about the trip to Terengganu, here are some memories of my encounters in 24 portraits
And some good memories with the bloggers!
Comments
The locals seem to be smiling! I ask myself the same question as François about integration: how did you experience it?? Thank you!
It looks wonderful, is integration in Malaysia easy? From a cultural, traditional, etc. perspective?
I would like to spend some time there, but I don’t really know how to go about it.
Remy Planete Maneki
10 August 2015
Nice introduction with these portraits.
Apparently, you liked it. In any case, the people seem welcoming and smiling, which is nice to see.
Did you have the opportunity to eat in a small restaurant in the streets?