Learning Ancient Boat Building Technique Terengganu
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
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Boat Builders of Terengganu
"Terengganu is well known for its artisanal skills in boat making for centuries. Using no blue prints and no nails, the boat makers are world famous for hand-crafting boats. And we are not just talking about fishing vessels used by our fishermen; bespoke ocean faring wooden boats have been built here. Private individuals from four corners of the world have known to have purchased their boats from our boat makers. Indeed, the skills and craftsmanship of Terengganu boat builders have attracted the attention of many yacht and boat enthusiasts from all over the world.
The skills of these boat builders are highly prized due to their meticulous attention to detail where their crafting is only guided by pure memory and past experience. As mentioned, the original boat builders of the past do not rely on blue prints but their numbers are unfortunately dwindling."
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Hope the state govt of Trengganu will do something to preserve the traditional boat making survive. This traditional skilll is true gem of Trengganu
The boats, oh my god! Those master craftsmanship are out of this world. These people are what we call legends.
YES, we agree.
@@Travelgramers Returning to penang anytime soon? 😀
Hmm hard to say but it’s not in our plans right now 🙃🙃
goodbye beautiful place, goodbye swimming pool😭😭😭
All good things has to come to an end😭
Goodbye beach front property 😭😭😭
@JetLagWorrier :
# goodbye roti-keramat.. 😋😋😋😜(craving)
@@mrjourney5940
# definitely true.. but not by intention!!.. & by your own hand..
@@lendmioNoai yep! The facts of life!
Chengal..one of the most highest n premium quality wood in the world!
Yes 🙂
Cengal is one of hardest tropical wood,its very expensive,termite aint gonna do nothing to it,my house back in hometown was build bu my dad and grandpa using mostly from cengal wood
@@nurulfakhri6312 yes! And its only limited to thailand and Malaysia too!. Wood lovers 'wood' appreciate this very much! Rumah kampung pun also used this kinda wood back in the day.
Awesome hotel, legendary craftmen
Tq for awesome content guys! This ancient boat building technique needs to be documented and preserved all thanks to Travelgrammers n JLW!
Thanks so much 😉😉😁
My late grandfather handcrafted a few of the boat replicas you can see them at Losong Museum.
I used to built a composite boat during my internship..we use kevlar, glass fiber mat, resin..most of it also done manually from polishing/waxing the mould,cutting the fiber mat, sealing the gaps to mke it more neat ,etc..it looks easy to do but you need skills to do that also.. my internship is one of the best experience i had..
Personally never went to this traditional boatbuilding place..i knew my state is famous for its boatbuilder/boatbuilding but never really into it..but now it makes me appreciate this art more..and wish we can do more to preserve it..
Its good if they at least write a manual for it. Not that they needed it but more to preserve the technique.
@@RezduanBakar something just can't be written, its just like the making of Damascus steel
Good for you! That's the only way we can make ourselves be great by appreciating every little thing we have accomplished!
That gentleman Mr Chris, he needs to have his own TH-cam channel.
We will suggest this to him tomorrow 😁😁
Is he working for Ping Anchorage?
Love the detailed presentation of the traditional boat building
Thank you 😊
best boat documentary. i got new knowledge. better than seeing k-pop on tv :) good job
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed and learnt from our video 😁😁😁
@@Travelgramers as malaysian, i have not reached kenyir yet :D
Yet 😉😉
Great information. I hope this art of boat making will be carried on for years to come. Keep safe and healthy.
We hope that too, hope that they can teach this technique to the younger generation so this tradition doesn’t die out.
Stay safe
HI STEVE'S MOM
@@randomnetizen7065 hello
Terengganu peoples was recognized by british official, like hugh clifford those days as one of most skills locals.. 👍
Amazing to see this ancient boat building techniques...like you in a different timeline....
Exactly, it’s like we went back on time
That's amazing. And Chris knows a lot too.
Yes, Chris is a very knowledgeable guy 😁😁😁
Thanks tokSteve the Mat Salleh who appreciate our traditional boat making
His name is Chris 😉😉
@@Travelgramers Hahaha. . .my mistake ..hahaha..
Sorry Chris...Send my regards to him.
Eagerly to see your vlog at Kenyir
Very good & informative video 👍
Thank you, we appreciate it 😁😁
Quality boat better then modern boat
Probably very true
u can search for the boat named "boleh" and "naga pelangi" that was built in terengganu, very interesting.
Thanks for this wonderful video.
Thank you 🙏
# what a marvelous journey you 2 had.. Knowing the heritage, culture, the people.. Though myself been in 🇲🇾 thrice, haven't been to this state of Pahang, Terenganu, Perlis & Kelantan.. Would love to venture through.. Thx to you both + J L W..
🇲🇾 will always be in my heart ♥
Both TG and JLW really inspired to travel. Really pray covid to go away ASAP!
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@@Travelgramers
You should get in touch with a guy called "Mat Dan", he's a Brit who became a Tranganuan.. 👌 If I'm not mistaken he resides in Pulau-kapas..
Go to Pulau Duyung, see ship builders.
We’ve been there already last time we were in KT but didn’t film anything that day, maybe we go back there again and make a video there 😁
admire your tenacity. Can't do what both of you are doing. Will miss you guys when you leave us.
Thank you 😊
Sadly, we are lack of apprentice to continue this hand made boat industries. If the government didn't do anything to keep up, the next generation may not see this boat anymore.
Problem is no one locally is interested to buy them too due to the price. I think there is definitely a market for them overseas.
The Malays normally building ship outside in.... starting from planks and later frames
AMAZING 👍
Fascinating
Indeed
Indeed sad to say goodbye to the lovely bedroom, the unique
bathroom, the amazing heritage house and the lastly the beautiful beach...do come back again one day.
Interesting and knowledgeable tour on the boat building part...thanks to you guys ..
Great video...keep safe n stay healthy ✌️✌️
Thanks so much
Stay safe 😉
Before you guys leave terengganu , do visit redang island and recommend to stay in Tarras , u guys will definitely love it!
Amazing boat builders...
Very informative & interesting video that You've made me watch Thrice! That's right, 3️⃣times and it didn't bore me at all coz of the sharpness of your lens, good editing & the way you've engaged with Chris, Alex & Tg Mohd makes it look like Nat Geo. Thanks for sharing your Great footage which has kept us entertained throughout this Pandemic. Cheers & stay safe TG!😷
Thank you Joyce 😊💛
@@Travelgramers de nada 😉🤟🏻
Goodbyes are mere words.. But memories stayed forever in the hearts and minds.
True 😁😁
Quando penso que já não me vão conseguir surpreender... e eis um paraíso mais para me darem a conhecer .
Fantástico 🤩 não há palavras para descrever
Muito obrigado Silva 💛💛💛
Descobri ontem a vossa "página". Muito bom!!! Continuem e boas aventuras
Muito obrigada 😊
Is this d last day at Terrapuri? It's must have been a very special experience.
I would've asked for a piece of the wooden bolts and turn it into a locket for interesting keepsake
Amazing. 👍
Thanks
This non nails based wooden boat building is only one in the world which was back near 1000 years
Happy holiday in Terengganu Guys.. Hope you enjoy our culture
Hey TG does the bahasa melayu speaking mat salleh has a YT channel? Love u guys discovered together❤
He doesn’t 🙃 he has a Facebook page where he shares his fishing trips as he does fishing trips 👍
@@Travelgramers ok cool! Seems like a interesting guy! Remembered watching ur previous videos where Christiana caught the fish! 🤗
Yes, same guy. You’ll see a bit more of him in our next couple of videos 😁😁
@@Travelgramers awesome! Love to see TG and the pose travel! If only i could travel like u guys too😭
Search Chris The fly fisher
I realized your videos are sharp and nice.. Are you using dslr or gopro?
We use a Sony A7III - full frame mirrorless camera 😉😉
@@Travelgramers no wonder. Such a nice camera. But too pricey to me 😔
It is very pricey unfortunately 😔
But creativity doesn’t need a great camera but a great mind, not saying we have great minds or great creativity what we are trying to say here is that you don’t need expensive cameras to be able to create good content 😉😉😁
@@Travelgramers true. Lower your ISO and it will increase sharpness. What you do in post-processing will do wonders too. Colour-grading for the right look and mood, then adjust the sharpness.
Quality cameras make a difference when watching on tv. On phone can be hard to notice. May i suggest TG on stabilisers? Similarly, on TV i do experience a mini headache😅. Otherwise no worries phone is still great!
If only the government, local benefactors and investors, or even a foreign ship making companies that are willing to invest, manage and documenting all these incredible techniques that are yet to be known by the world, that would be great even if it has to be on the hands of a non-Malaysian company.
If that is the only choice available, so be it. At the very least, the culture and knowledge of these last generation of builders will not die out. If it provide jobs for the locals and make any difference to the human race, that’s the least that some people could do to continue the legacy.
Thanks for showing us and done your part of responsibility. 👍✌️
Better boat the traditional way
Only 1 ethnic in this planet earth can builds a boat using those technique.
THE MALAYS.
Mr Chris must be married to local Terengganu....he knew about building the ship
he just asked the men making it in malay, he's been living here for a long time now
Mr Chris is not married to a local, his family and him have been in Malaysia for a very long time now 😉
Noted. Thanks
wow
Yeah what a pity leaving that nice resort ......
Hi cristiana and joao can i know how many countries have you been? so interesting to follow your youtube channel and im looking forward for your new video and your new adventure lastly what is your future country you want to visit?? Im from malaysia i hope in the future i can go explore to europe especially portugal and spain.. cheers enjoy malaysia, even me never been to terrengganu or kelantan😅
We’ve been in 20 something countries, you can scroll down on the video tab on TH-cam to follow our journey since we quit our jobs and came to SEA in 2017. Most countries have their borders closed for tourism so we don’t have many opinions to choose from at the moment, but Turkey will be our next destination if everything stays the same until the end of the year. 😉😉
Nak jugak..4th🤭
Amir Arsad brought me here
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Chengal batu a wood that hard like a stone
It might sound funny to you or or might surprise you that it was a Malay called Pangima Awang or enrique or henry the black who first circumnavigated the world by sailing. There was a debate who actually the first, panglima Awang or magellan...there are so many history journals that tell about this
You can google it
video ended on cristiana's nose
LOl...that's mean they 're gonna have a nap in a cave after..
This Chris guy seem know things a lot... he's not from CIA do he? lol
😂 he’s just been in Malaysia for a fair amount of time and learnt a lot about the culture and surroundings 😁😁
1.43 cattle crossing. Some roads in negeri sembilan have signs warning. Not sure you have it there.
Btw please check out this lady in thevideo below: th-cam.com/video/Gfif7pxNIjQ/w-d-xo.html
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Those people should start putting down notes.
They can’t do that simply because they learnt it by doing it, it’s a visual work, all boats are built differently and they don’t use metric tap or anything to calculate the angles of the curves of the boats, so it’s hard to write down something like this.
Haiiii
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kalau negara luar ni kerajaan dorang msti da buat gudang besar untuk buat boat...rugi hasil seni mcm ni di siakan