Bestnya mandi sungai yang jernih kat kampung

Hai all..

Hampir seminggu kami sekeluarga bercuti ke kampung halaman saya sempena meraikan perayaan Gawai Dayak. Kebetulan air sungai kat kampung kami sangatlah jernih. Ini ialah satu peluang keemasan mandi manda di sungai. Saya rasa, semua yang dapat pulang bercuti ke kampung tidak lepaskan peluang mandi manda di sungai bersama keluarga masing-masing. Shane & Qeisha sangat seronok bila dapat mandi sungai yang jernih tu. Batu2..jelas kelihatan..Kat bandar susah nak cari ketenangan yang sebegini kan.Di sekeliling atau di seberang kampung masih kelihatan hutan tebal yang menghijau. Sungguh tenang dan segar terutama di awal pagi di tempat ni.

Like this pic!..situasi: Qeisha ambil batu2 kecil dalam sungai then bagi dengan abang shane suruh baling ke tengah2 sungai. Tapi tak boleh mandi lama2, coz air sungai ni sangat sejuk. Takut diaorang demam pula.

Seronok melihat sepasang anak2 ni bergembira mandi manda di sungai kampung halaman saya..Peluang ini bukan selalu ya, hanya setahun sekali je. That's all..simple post je :)

Gawai Dayak 2010

Salam 1 Malaysia!!!
Entry about Gawai Festival celebrated at my homevillage..
Gawai Day or Gawai Dayak is a festival celebrated in Sarawak on 1 June every year. It is both a religious and social occasion. The word Gawai means a ritual or festival whereas Dayak is a collective name for the native ethnic groups of Sarawak: the Iban, also known as Sea Dayak and the Bidayuh people, also known as Land Dayak.

At midnight, the gong is beaten to call the celebrants to attention. The longhouse Chief (tuai rumah) or Festival Chief will lead everyone to drink the Ai Pengayu (normally tuak for long life) and at the same time wish each other "gayu-guru, gerai-nyamai" (long life, health and prosperity).

xtvt karoake..after drink 'ai pengayu'

Such visit is more commonly known as "ngabang" in the Iban language.

2nd Jun...'ngalu pengabang' from Taba village

Some will dance to the traditional music played, poco-poco,nyumpit n 'lumba perau'

** Gawai Dayak celebrations may last for several days. It is also during this time of year that many Dayak weddings take place, as it is one of the rare occasions when all the members of the community return home to their ancestral longhouse.

that's all

me,