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Monday, 30 November 2015

Hari Kebangsaan Parade in Ipoh


Yes...yes....this post is 3 months late but better late than never , right. Just to record our trip.

Mamarazzi google about Independence Day parade the night before but there was not much information about that. Not sure of the time and venue but "agak-agak" know the location since the night before we pass by the stage.

It was hard to wake up the next morning. Initially Mamarazzi said aiya just sleep la. But then she saw from our hotel room window, there were many people going to the parade...okay la...woke me up lo. Papa slept in while Mamarazzi and me went and find the parade.

Oh boy.....am so excited

Ho ho ho....so many people in uniform here...this must be the place for the parade. We stopped by and "grab" a nice seat...hmmm.....8am liao...how come haven't started.

Look see look see....saw some people walking to another direction. Aiks...we waited at the wrong place leh.

Come!

Follow me! It's this way. 

Finally found the correct place. Sat quite opposite to the stage where the King/Sultan going to appear. 

Pretty soon , the Sultan of Perak arrived. 

The inspection of the Royal Guards begins.

Pretty Dayang presenting the Royal Family with refreshment....think it's refreshment lah ...too far away to see.

Come on! everyone stand up for our National Anthem and also sing Jalur Gemilang song. Yes! Let's be proud and wave our flag!

Things start get "cooking" when the parade started. Aiyo.....people appeared out of no where blocking our view leh. I climb on Mamarazzi's shoulder to see also cannot see properly.

 
Then Mamarazzi had an idea...let's get out of there.  Off we went further down the road. Not many people here. Can have front line view of the parade passing by. Goooooood idea.

So nice to see them marching by in their full glory.

 
Our boys and girls in their uniform

 
I love this part of the parade. There were so many types of vehicles on display...Hey! that one I saw every morning leh...sharp 8am will bee boo bee boo from the remand center to the Court House leh.

wah...got bicycle wor.....I wanna join the parade too la...can ah?

 
No no no...this one seems to be better...I wanna ride on the speed boat and also the big bike. Vroom! Vroom!

after like two hours, the parade ended. But Mamarazzi insisted to snap some photos along the road. 

Wefie

Merdeka! My first time watching a parade. 

50 comments:

  1. Wahhhhh!!!! So patriotic lah you!!! I would just watch on tv, no need to be sweating till I looked like I just fell into the swimming pool or something.

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  2. Very lau juak, eh. I've never been to a parade. All this while only watch it on TV.

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  3. wah, Hari Kebangsaan ah?? where did Uncle SK go that day ah?? hmmm, resting at home maybe after two days of "cleaning activities" kot, hehehehe.. Paparazzi and Mamarazzi brought Small Kucing to Ipoh ke?? aiyoh, so long already, Uncle SK also cannot remember leh..

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  4. hehehe, Paparazzi so lazy ah, slept in while Mamarazzi brought Small Kucing to hunt for the parade.. yalah, last time Uncle SK also woke up very early in the morning on Hari Kebangsaan to watch live telecast of the parade, but then of course cannot remember since when he never does that anymore lah.. better like Paparazzi, sleep in to "recharge" better lah, hehe~~

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  5. Uncle SK also never seen a real parade before, the most watch from TV only.. so actually a nice experience being able to see the parade in another state huh?? maybe the locals already know the whereabouts, so as soon as the parade started, they all rushed in to get the best view.. smart Mamarazzi decided to leave and walked to the end of the road.. even better view right??

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    1. Last time mamarazzi's school jojn in the parade leh. But she was not selected to go

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  6. 3 months before punyer post ahh, wah, mamarazzi still remember hor.. Merdeka Day I remembered macam got haze or rain, no go anywhere, stay home only leh..

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    1. Hence have to post up as a record before forget lo

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  7. can see Small Kucing so excited that day woh.. because in normal days, if not enough sleep he will get very grumpy.. but that day, woke up early, run here and there for the parade, he was also still very energetic and pose happily for photos leh.. hehehe!! somemore wanna become tour guide hor?? :p

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    1. First time see parade..kan cheong a bit...gigi also haven't brush leh ..straight go see

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  8. So far, i never watch live for National Day, only watch on TV...

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    1. Eh....this year i though u join in...zumba for the parade

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    2. That is Chingay, which is during Chinese New Year period...

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  9. I love a parade!!! And enjoyed your photos.

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  10. Huh ? November where got national day ? Blur ...

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    1. You memang blur la. Already stated in 1dst sentence that this happened 3 months ago la. What November pulak.

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    2. OMG! This Sotong suffers from early stage of dementia! Lol

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  11. So good and rajin lah, go see a parade.

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  12. I can feel your excitement, lil kitten ... smiles ... thanks for sharing ... you are awesome ... Love, cat.

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    1. Yup...super exited that day. First time seeing the parade and a glimpse of the King

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    2. ... wish I would have been there with you, lil kitten ... smiles ... Love, cat.

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    3. ... maybe some day I will come to your country ... I love travelling ... will be going to Cuba in a few days ... an soak in some sun ... deep Winter here in Alberta ... lots of cold and snow ... have you ever seen snow, lil kitten? Love, cat,

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    4. Maybe one of these days will be able to see real snow

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  13. Nice to be patriotic. Can feel your excitement.

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  14. This reminds me last time in my secondary school, my school got selected to performed in the pervade, it was fun and tired, indeed we didn't get excepted, after practice, we still have to back to school and study.

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  15. Actually I never watched Merdeka parades before as an observer on the road... believe it or not.. but I have participated in them a number of times in my 30ssss... waking up super early and waiting at the padang is no joke.. so that explains why I skip watching them yearly... hahhahaa...

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  16. Good idea lah, run to Ipoh to watch the parade. I watched the one in Dataran Merdeka (on TV lah), and was served with even more rude behavior from Hippomama... When they were leaving, she we behaving like she was greater than his husband and the Agong >.< ...

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  17. What a happy boy after watching his first parade. Now that reminds me of my childhood where there were only 2 parades that passed the main road near my home. It was the Wesak Day parade once a year and the Taoist Chinese Funerals that passed my road almost every week!!!!! Sobs!

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  18. This Papa Kaldip so shiok to tidor nyenyak on the bed and Negara Ku alone. Muahahaha

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  19. Love parades like these too, but I dislike the standing part. Can be so tiring.........xoox

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  20. Small Kucing is so excited to watch the Parade. Small Kucing, good thing Mamarazzi woke you up to go and find the parade. Mamarazzi is so strong to let you sit on her shoulders to try to see the parade. Luckily got a better idea to go further down the road to get a front view.

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  21. Parades are always fun! Enjoyed your photos very much, thank you :)

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  22. wow, you witnessed the parade. I didn't even bother at all. So near yet so far for me..

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  23. Heh looks like the boy had fun.

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  24. great thing to do. always wanted to join the crowd for such grand day. i believed i have not done it yet till now, now i am motivated ;)

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  25. Brings back memories of my schooling years when compulsory to be there for such a patriotic event. Good exposure for the little one.

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  26. How very happy for you! YAY! Parades are tons of fun!

    Linda

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  27. Aah...I miss Merdeka parades. I have marched in several..lol! Best feeling ever. Such a nice experience to have watched this live!

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