OUR BROCHURE

Here we have a brochure that briefly explained about the uniqueness of Seri Kayangan Homestay. 

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HOMESTAY SERI KAYANGAN 

2 Days 1 Night with Politeknik Sultan Idris Shah (PSIS)

"Program Anak Angkat" 

The participants with their foster families.

The adventure of 2 Days 1 Night begin by hitting the Gong  for 6 times.

Ice breaking session with the community and local champion which is Mr. Masnan.

Having traditional food for lunch.

Mr.Masnan explaining about one of the local procduct with the lotus pond

The Lotus pond.

 Group photo after sightseeing with local champion which is Mr.Masnan.

Sharing story about the history of the homestay development.

Student group discussion

The participant get the souvenir from the homestay community.

The group photo for the end of the journey.

Activities in Homestay Seri Kayangan

Cycling around the village and paddy field.

The participant gather and get ready to begin the journey to paddy field.

Resting at the hut beside the paddy field trail.

Fishing at the pond.

The participant that success to catch the fish.

"Memasang Umpan"

Mock the Malay Tradition Wedding

 In Seri Kayangan Homestay, they provide a demonstration of Malay wedding receptions. Tourist will be wearing Malay traditional wedding dress made from songket material that have been often used has been used since ancient times until now. Below are the example of  Malay tradisional wedding dress:-

Malay wedding costume.

Seri Kayangan Homestay's Logo

1. The chocolate house shape represent the Seri Kayangan Homestay and symbolize the tradisional kampong house.
2. Pink water lily is the main attraction and the most famous symbol for Seri Kayangan Homestay.
3. This yellowish figure represent the paddy fields around Seri Kayangan homestay.
4. This writing font was selected because it  has Jawi calligraphy feature that synonym with village people.
5. This is the trademark slogan for Seri Kayangan Homestay which mean ‘Lets Go Back Hometown / Village’ and this (!) symbols is to show the excitement to go back to the hometown / village.

Tradisional Food & Local Fruits

Homestay Seri  Kayangan villagers offer a variety of food from sweets to the savoury and the spicy. Rice or “nasi” is the staple food here and can be eaten with  chicken, meat, seafood and vegetables as well. The unique local favourites such as “Nasi Ambeng”,”Pecal Lele”,”Sayur Pucuk Ubi”, and the most popular “ Nasi Lemak” are specially prepared for tourist to taste. Below is an example of the local food  served in buffet style by Homestay Seri Kayangan:

(Plain rice, kangkung saute with belacan and chicken Curry)

(Hot Tea with  local sweet porridge known as Pengat Jagung & Kacang Hijau)

There are various type of local fruit that available throughout the year such as mango, banana, guava, coconut and jackfruits meanwhile durian, rambutan, langsat, duku and  mangosteen are available during certain season.

             

About Seri Kayangan Homestay

Homestay is one of the best ways to experience the culture of the local community and enjoy the beauty of the village. Staying with foster families for few days, recognise their culture, experiencing their daily livelihood and tasting their local food is the best way to know a country and get close to the local community.  

(The entrance signboard to Homestay Seri Kayangan)

Seri Kayangan Homestay is located approximately 150 km north of Kuala Lumpur, in the district of Sabak Bernam, Selangor. It consist of two villages, Kampung Tebuk Baru,Bagan Terap & Kampung To’ Kalifah. Seri Kayangan Homestay was establish in 2006 and start off with only 7 houses. The friendly and warm villagers make staying at this homestay a memorable “Kampung” memory.

             (Homestay Seri Kayangan’s Hall complete with stage and PA system)

This typical Malay village with Javanese heritage offers unique cultural experience for tourist to enjoy. Tourist can learn Malay dances and will be welcomed by the beat of Kompang drum. Tourist also will be entertained with the mystical moves of Kuda Kepang & a demonstration of self-defense technique called silat.