LAST DESTINATION (KOTA KAYANG MUSEUM)

 Finally after few hours of driving, we made it into our last destination which is Kota Kayang Museum, a majestic museum with a lot of historical story. For the entrance fee, there is no charge at all, While at the outside, we continue to record our vlog video, Harris holds the phone to show the overview of the museum. Next up, we enter and look for all the old artifacts there. Ariff called Harris to show all of the Keris that were shown there. "Damn, every weapon is so sharp" we also get to know how they made Keris back then. After that, we explore more deeply into the museum and found more of historical pieces. Everyone was mesmerized by the history that were displayed there.

  As we wrapped up our tour, we gathered by a display of traditional Malay clothing, marveling at the intricate designs and vibrant colors.  Adam, ever the curious one, asked a museum staff member about the symbolism behind the patterns, sparking a lively discussion about local traditions.  Hazieq, interviewed the staff member, capturing their insights on the place. Up next, we left the Kota Kayang Museum feeling enriched, having gained a deeper understanding of Perlis's cultural heritage.  It was a perfect end to our adventure, blending history, laughter, and the joy of shared discovery. Not to forget our journey while doing vlog here has come to an end, Man! that was tiring but we had a lot of fun actually..

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