Our bicycle route is a great activity to loosen up and burn some calories. We, however, discovered this route not through our health concerns but curiosity. The route passes a variety of farms, and a Chinese village hidden from Hulu Langat's main road. Going deep into the surrounding forest, we didn't expect to find a town. This wasn't any ordinary town either because it had many aspects of a thriving urban area. Cycling aimlessly on this route, we found a Chinese welfare soc

Aman Dusun may be older, but there is no denying that Dusun Dua has a neglected history. Dusun Dua consists of a goat farm, multiple crop fields, two ponds, and scattered durian trees. It used to house a blooming meat business: Boer goat's meat. Some argue that Dusun Dua, during its peak seasons, could've matched what Aman Dusun is today. More than just a farm, Dusun Dua was also a farm retreat; it was the owners' way of de-stressing. The owner's family would always go there

I always thought that I was a fussy eater, but it turns out I'm not as picky as our Saanen goats. If anyone calls me a "fussy eater", I would use the Saanen goat's diet as an excuse. Just a few weeks back, the Aman Dusun farmers realized that the Saanens didn't have a preferred diet. In fact, the Saanens never made our jobs easy when it came to their diet. Some days they wanted dry pangola hay with our TMR (Total Mix Ration), but they would refuse to have anymore the next day