SeniKome Peng Heng @ Resort World Genting

When talk about Resort World Genting, there are many things for you to explore – from food to hotel, attractions and etc…Today I’ll introduce you one of the latest and interesting attraction in Resort World Genting – SeniKome Peng Heng. First of all, let me explain to you the meaning of “SeniKome Peng Heng” – “Seni” means “Art” and “Kome” means “Kami” in the Pahang local dialect. While “Peng Heng” was used to refer to the East Coast regions of the Malaysia Peninsula in the Ming Dynasty in 1520’s.



Located on Level 3 of First World Plaza, SeniKome Peng Heng is an exhibition which introduces the history of art and culture of East Coast states in Peninsular Malaysia which consist of Pahang, Terrenganu and Kelantan.

These metal statues feature Silat stances (Malay Martial Art) were masterpiece of Raja Shahriman Bin Raja Aziddin, who graduated with a degree in Fine Arts specializing in Art Sculpture.

Traditional Malay Music Instrument

Traditional Bird Trap

Traditional Fabric Weaver Machine

Traditional Wood Carving

Oil Painting

Wayang Kulit – traditional puppet-shadow play + how’s behind the scene looks like.

Traditional games – Congkak (Filling the Wooden Board); Batu Seremban (Tossing the Stone); Gasing (Top Spinning); Wau (Kite Flying); Sepak Bulu Ayam (Kicking the Feathers)…. If you still remember what we used to play as a kid…..

After the exhibition, you can also enjoy the traditional food and drinks from at the East Coast….

Singature Nasi Kerabu [RM15.90] – consist of Basmathi Rice steamed with “Bunga Telang extracted water” paired with Ayam Goreng Berempah, KesomSpecial Tumis, Budu, Keresik Ikan, Kerisik Kelapa, Acar, Sambal Belacan, Telor Masin and Keropok Ikan. How to eat this?? – basically you just mix up everything. I highly recommended this dish and I have to say this is one of the best Nasi Kerabu that I ever had so far. 

Mee Siam [RM6] – stir-fry vermicelli with fragrant chili paste paired with Telor Rebus, Acarand Sambal Chili.

Keropok Lekor [ 5 for RM3.90

Bubur Cha Cha [RM 5.50

Kuih Muih [RM1.50/each] – Sweet and savory desserts of Malaysia.

Apa Pun Ada [RM4.50] – “Apa Pun Ada” means everything in Malay. I highly recommended this drink; refreshing, sweet and sour!!!! 

You can get these as souvenirs for friends or family after the exhibition.

**For those who loves or wanted to explore and know more about art and culture of East Coasts, this is the best place to visit. Besides that, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Resort World Genting, SeniKome Peng Heng and Foodilifecious for this great tour.**



SeniKome Peng Heng is located at:
Address: Level 3, First World Plaza, Resort World Genting, Genting Highlands, 69000 Bentong, Pahang.
Website: Click Here
Opening Hours: Daily 8.30am – 5.30pm
Price as per below:


Comments

  1. good to see update on RWG here, I didn't go for long time. Shall tell my family and friends of this place.

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  2. No need to travel far to experience the East Coast. Wonderful place and I look forward to visiting it when I go up to Genting next time. Thanks for sharing!

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    1. Yeah, you can get to know more about East Cost from here too!! :)

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  3. Such beautiful displays there - and the food looks tempting too. And that Bubur Cha Cha - gimme now! Hehehe

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