The Sarao Jeepney is an iconic mode of public transportation in the Philippines. During our trip to Phillipines in 2012, we visited the Sarao Motors factory to see how the Jeepney are been built here. At its heights,the factory manufactured thousands of jeepneys in its headquarters which has now become a Las Pinas landmark and a tourists attraction to learn about its history 

Despite its popularity after some movie and TV Series shooting here, we have not visited Sekinchan famed fishing village and picturesque paddy fields. There are also several seafood resturants with good review. So we decided to visit it on Saturday and started our journey at around 8.30am and we reached there ar about 10.15am using NKE/LATAR and the truck roads passing by Sg. Buloh, Buit Rota, Kuala Selangor and finally our destination, Sekinchan.

After our seafoods shopping, we drove to Pantai Redang for a short walk and the place is quite deserted as its hot during noon time.

One of the main  attractions in the area is the Sekinchan Wishing Tree at Redang Beach which was featured in a Hong Kong TVB drama.  The tree itself is a beautiful sight, with hundreds, if not thousands of wishes written on red strips of cloth weighted down with two coins, then thrown over the branches.

We then visited the Paddy Gallery which display collection of artefacts and other subject of paddy and rice industry. Entrance fee is RM5.00 per Adult.

We departed for home at around 3.15PM. We will be back soon!! September to see the Green Paddy Fields.

When is the best time to visit Sekinchan, please refer to the below guide to know the best time and also the colour of the paddy field.