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Homestay Bukit Jering
 Located
90 kilometers from Kota Bharu, Kelantan’s capital city, this traditional
homestay is renowned for its’ agricultural produce. These include the
planting of long beans, star fruits and tamarind, especially sold dried
to be used in cooking.
Agarwood, too is cultivated
here. Hop over for a visit and be greeted with the fragrant smell of
agarwood (incense), a highly sought after perfume ingredient is processed
in the village of Bukit Jering.
Visit the factory to see
the small saplings of gaharu as they grow. When the trees mature, it is
then processed before it is shipped overseas’. Experience too, the early
morning feeding of the chickens, goats and cows. It is something that
you would definitely not see in the hustle and bustle of the city. Busy
as they are in their daily work, the villager’s uphold tradition and
hold it dear to their heart.
Traditional Malay culture
is very much alive here, with practices of dikir barat, kertok, silat,
nasyid and traditional dance offering a glimpse into the richness of
society. Enjoy the laidback atmosphere, and revel in the warmth of the
homestay, an experience to treasure for life.
Don’t forget to come visit
Kelantan’s unique homestay experience!
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Welcome to Bukit
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Comfortable
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A thriving Agarwood
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