If you have watched Upin & Ipin animation series, you would know that the 5-year-old twin boys live in a village with their grandmother (Opah) and elder sister (Kak Ros) in a typical Malay-style kampung (village) house. At Karnival Upin & Ipin, Rumah Opah (grandmother's house) has been recreated especially for fans of Upin & ... continue reading »

Karnival Upin & Ipin is one of two events held concurrently at Stadium Indera Mulia, Ipoh, Perak, this weekend. The other is Karnival ICT Perak. Both are jointly organised by KPerak and Les' Copaque. I spent the last few days watching Upin & Ipin animation series online. Yes, all 90 episodes until my head was in ... continue reading »