Sekinchan: A love letter to the simple life


The famous Wishing Tree in Sekinchan. — Photos: ABBI KANTHASAMY

If you’ve spent enough time in Kuala Lumpur, you know that the city is a restless beast – loud, chaotic, always moving. It’s a symphony of honking cars, sizzling woks, and high-rises clawing at the sky.

It’s also a place where people are willing to drive two hours – yes, two whole hours – for a meal that’s worth all the trouble. And when my dear friend suggested we take this pilgrimage for some seafood, I knew there was no debating it.

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