Background and Hometown

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I grew up in Kg Lambor Kiri which was a small village in Perak. Growing up there taught me to appreciate nature and the simpler things in life. My home was close to the paddy field so I spent most of my leisure time as a kid going there to do some stuffs like fishing or just enjoying the breathtaking greenery view. It was fun.


However, when I was 17, my family and I moved to Manjung. It is a well known city in Perak for its tourism attraction. Have you ever heard about Pangkor Island? I am certain that you did. There are many other attractions in Manjung such as, Teluk Senangin, Teluk Nipah, Pantai Remis, Teluk Batik and etc. If you ever come to Perak, one of these places should be on your list!


Living in a small village where everyone knew everyone gave me a strong sense of community. Moving to a bigger city was a big change but it help me grows as a person.

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