Welcome to my hometown Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, a lovely peaceful small town. I knew Airbnb via a Hong Kong friend and have been a super host in Hong Kong. I currently live in Hong Kong and work there. Hong Kong is one of my favorite metropolitans city, mixed western and eastern culture cities. I'm a yogi, trying to adopt meditation in my lifestyle and promote work-life balance.

Brand newly, cozy, stylish and spacious built property premise in my hometown, Kuala Pilah with the black and white theme, which is composed of five basic elements — Panchamahabhutas — which inhere the properties of Earth (pritvi), Water (jala), Fire (tejas), Wind (vayu) and Space (akasha). We strategically plan to become the landmark in Kuala Pilah, the place for people gather and enjoy time with We have a total of 2 Family Deluxe Room (FDR), 4 Double Deluxe Room (DDR), and 2 Special Day Room (SDR), each room with a private bathroom and solar water heater. The FDR and SDR room have 65-inch Smart TV with 5G FoC Internet Access, DDR has slightly small, 55-inch Smart TV. The FDR and SDR room can accommodate 5-6 people, even more, all, family members can squeeze inside, equipped with one king-size bed and/or one queen-size bed, one couch bed, one solid wooden dining table (only avai in FDR), a mini refrigerator, utensils, and etc.

1. Bukit Senaling Hiking Trail. 2. Tokong Si Tian Kong (西天宫) 3. Istana Seri Menanti. 4. Ulu Bendul Recreational Park. Kuala Pilah is one of the seven districts in Negeri Sembilan, that is Kuala Pilah, Jelebu, Johol, Tampin, Rembau, Port Dickson, and Seremban. It is centrally located between Bahau and Seremban which is also known as ‘small town' (pekan kecil) with a size of 109,039.58 hectares. Kuala Pilah is made up of three types of villages (kampung), there are Traditional Village, New Village, and Indigenous Village. Traditional Villages are heritage lands that are usually occupied by Malays, whereas else new village are usually occupied by the three major races in Malaysia. Indigenous Village are inhabited by the aborigines communities.