Jelutong, Home to Hearty Food

By Noorhasyilah Rosli

March 2018 FEATURE
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Bukit Dumbar.
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There’s much to see (and eat) in Jelutong – and to contemplate.Today, Jelutong is a multifaceted place that is rich in history and peopled by folks of all races and creeds. At the same time, it is transforming, growing, and shrugging off its rough past.Mornings usually begin for its residents with a jog at Bukit Dumbar, a dam that also serves as a recreational park. With its shady trees, well-paved path and flat terrain, the circuit takes less than an...

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Noorhasyilah Rosli

is living her life freely and spends a large portion of her time eating. She'll do the same in the next life.

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