SK Kuala Perlis,
Perlis,
West Malaysia
08.05.2015 (Friday)
Today we had a pleasant opportunity to visit Perlis. Its formal name is Perlis Indera Kayangan. Perlis is the smallest state in Malaysia. It lies at the northern part of the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and has the Satun and Songkhla Provinces of Thailand on its northern border. It is bordered by the state of Kedah to the south.
Hari ini kami berpeluang berkunjung ke Perlis Indera Kayangan. Perlis merupakan negeri yang terkecil di Malaysia. Ia terletak di utara Semenanjung Malaysia. Perlis berjiran dengan Satun dan Songkhla merupakan dua buah wilayah negara Thailand yang terletak di utara sempadan kedua buah negara.
Visiting Perlis at this time of the year is a good timing as the end of April and the beginning of the month of May indicates the much awaited season of Mangga Harum Manis. Mangga Harum Manis is a species of manggo which has a sweet smell and wonderful taste. The land of Perlis is truly blessed as this manggo can only grow here despite of all the attempts done in many states in Malaysia.
Berkunjung ke Perlis pada penghujung bulan April dan awal bulan Mei merupakan "langkah kanan" kerana bermulanya musim Mangga Harum Manis yang telah lama ditunggu-tunggu. Mangga yang enak ini adalah merupakan ikon kebanggaan negeri Perlis Indera Kayangan. Bumi bertuah Perlis telah dikurniakan dengan tanah yang sesuai sehinggakan mangga ini hanya tumbuh di sini dengan subur.
Our main purpose of visiting Perlis is to send a complete set of Angklung Pak Radja to SK Kuala Perlis. A lovely primary school which is situated at heart of the town. We had a wonderful time throughout our Angklung Demo as the teachers and pupils are both very vibrant and energetic. Bringing angklung to this school is much easier as this school has its own angklung group which is under the direction of two very capable music teachers; Cikgu Azahar (Penolong Kanan KoKurikulum) and Cikgu Mahadzir.
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