~Gayu Guru Gerai Nyamai~

This is the Entrance to the Longhouse in Kp Benuk.

The longhouse with its hardwood and split bamboo flooring. So ladies, u know wat ur feet should wear next time u r going to a longhouse.

The long house stretches into a U-shape. The blue wooden house u see in the picture is actually an extension in between.

One of the side view of the long house.

Front hall shared by the units of family rooms.

Another view of the front hall.

Wooden tables with a piece of paper stick-on. It's the native's way of casino-ing. I din ask how it works. ;)

The dilapidated staircase..

This narrow path leads to a river.

Here's the river. so crystal clear, u can actually see the river bed.

A banana plant by the river.

The native farmland.

Leaving the longhouse. Proper carpark is full, so visitors have to park all along the roadside. Walk for a distance before we reach our car.

Here we are, on our trip on the 2nd day. But.. hmm.. kampung apa ni? not stated in the banner. sory..

A colleague's house, wall painting at the front hall to the entrance. Did u notice? the ceiling is made of 'anyaman' oo..

The living room. The Christian oil painting done by my colleague's bro. His daddy used to be a Priest in the Kampung.

Hangings of antiques on the side wall. Oil paintings done by my colleague n his bro. notice the door at the bottom right, also made of 'anyaman'.

Found this behind the house. they use it for drying their crops then store in the small storage room up there.

Passing through a spacious field. Heading towards another village.

This Pokok Tapang is a landmark of the kampung. it's obviously much taller, stronger and beautiful than other trees found in the area... Have stopped taking more photos after this, camera almost out of bat.

Manage to catch a shot of the serian lake on the way down to Kuching.