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Do you enjoy a calm evening stroll along the beach? Make the experience even more memorable with a spectacular sunset view at Dataran Tsunami in Kota Kuala Muda. This less-explored destination is where you are able to find one of the best Mee Udang stalls in the state of Kedah. Dip your toes in the powdery sand and bury your face in deliciousness on your next trip up north! Read also: Must-Try Unique Food in Kedah Table of Content Selera Dataran Tsunami Remembering the 2004 Tsunami Victims Kota Kuala Muda Attractions Food Menu & Price Contact Information Mee Udang Selera Dataran Tsunami Menu at Kota Kuala Muda, Kedah, Malaysia Selera Dataran Tsunami The ambience at Selera Dataran Tsunami is both inviting and peaceful. You can lounge under the casuarina trees in the open space. Round and sturdy dining tables have been set up on the beach, overlooking an ocean of velvet green. There are also white stone benches and hanging hammocks considerately provided for resting. Due to the proxi...

2020 has showered us with countless surprises - some are unfortunately awful, but others are absolutely amazing! For those who are stuck at home due to the COVID-19 quarantine, here’s the best news in months that will put you in a jolly good mood: Tiger Malaysia is launching the world’s first ever fully-immersive 3D virtual food festival and you are invited to the party! Read also:  13 Must-Try Food in Teluk Intan Table of Content Everything You Need to Know Customise Your Own Avatar Fully Immersive Online Food Festival Exciting Games, Activities & Happy Hour Namewee Live Performance Food Festival Menu & Price How to Join the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival 2020: Everything You Need to Know How to Join the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival Malaysia 2020 Join the world’s first online food festival and explore virtual streets, interact with other festival-goers, play interactive games and order your favourite street food and Tiger Beer a...

What comes to mind when you visit a restaurant located at the edge of a river? For us, it has to serve a variety of local freshwater fish and seafood that are fresh off the boat. Whether it is simply grilled, steamed, or cooked intricately in a traditional gulai stew, it has to guarantee satisfaction, freshness and amazing flavors! Fortunately, we found a hidden gem that meets our expectations and more at the DSA Café located at Jeti Semeling, Sungai Petani during our visit to Kedah. Read also: 8 Must-try Unique Food in Kedah Authentic Kedahan Food at DSA Café, Jeti Semeling: Menu & Review Best Kedah Food: DSA Café, Jeti Semeling Menu & Review The main attraction at DSA Café is its open air dining deck that allows you to marvel at the beautiful scenery of nearby Gunung Jerai. You are invited to immerse yourself in the tranquillity and wonderful sunset brimming with magical splashes of pinkish orange hues as you dine! Dedicated chefs at DSA Café are always ready to surprise you ...

Archaeological evidence that goes back to the Mesolithic period showed that oysters were eaten by humans even then. These days, the world associates oysters with luxury. They also have a notorious reputation for being an aphrodisiac. While there could be many things that you do not know about oysters, one thing remains true: it is one of the best damn things to indulge in! Ever wondered what fresh local oysters taste like? You should be delighted to know that there is an oyster cultivation farm right here in Malaysia! Read also: Must-Try Unique Food in Kedah Table of Content Bakau Hijau Sungai Merbok Top Attraction at Sungai Merbok Oyster Culturing Process Food Menu & Price Contact Information Fresh River Oysters at Bakau Hijau Sungai Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia Fresh River Oysters at Bakau Hijau Sungai Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia Bakau Hijau Sungai Merbok Bakau Hijau Farm is a family-run farm at Sungai Merbok (Merbok River) in Kedah where more than 10,000 oysters are being cultiva...

December 26th, 2004 began just like any other day for the villagers of Kota Kuala Muda - a small town by the banks of the Muda River that's named after an old fort. It was set to be another peaceful day, but it turned out to be the deadliest, most tragic day for this quiet fishing village. Read also:  This Malaysian Temple is Older Than Angkor Wat! Table of Content Tsunami 2004 in Malaysia Kota Kuala Muda Tsunami Memorial Kota Kuala Muda Tsunami Gallery Contact Information Attractions at Kota Kuala Muda Tsunami Memorial in Kedah, Malaysia Tsunami 2004 in Malaysia A powerful earthquake of 8.9 magnitude had taken place off the west coast of Sumatra in the Indian Ocean, triggering a Tsunami that would eventually lead to a devastating impact on Kota Kuala Muda. The first wave hit the shores of Kota Kuala Muda at 1.15 pm. It was about 2.5 metres high. Just moments ago, attendees at a local gathering saw a strange sight of the sea water receding almost 1 kilometer away. Curious and shock...