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Originally Posted by Blacklizt
if you find out you are being disturbed inside the hotel rooms
try to put the shoes you are wearing on the floor at the end of your bed with 1 side up and 1 side down
someone taught me those things
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Originally Posted by seraniali
I usually stay at Harmoni Hotel my problem is I keep meeting a hantu in the left hand lift. All I see is the kaki dangling and sandal cepit. I'm pretty sure it's one of the Japanese soldiers that were expelled from Malaya and sent to jungle in Batam after the war. Reception have admitted there is a problem with the left elevator always breaking down but are unable to solve the problem, even with visits from local Pak Haji.
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Originally Posted by Makashi
Not sure but in think knocking on hotel door when checking in is a Chinese thing. I do it when staying bin hotel not only in btm.
Cause its like telling if any. That you are here to stay for few days and no disrespect.
Anyway don't think too much abt this and enjoy the trip. Becomes more of a habit now then na culture.
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Originally Posted by newyorker88
It is said that Goodway hotel is formerly named mandrin hotel. Alot of hantu problems. No amount of prayers and so on did the work. Finally, a fengshui master recommand change the name, and the problems ceased.
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Very good piece of information from you guys,my sincere thanks.
In all my tours,i will usually bring along some Xia Liu leaves (pics below)...so they wouldn't come close to me,and if they do,it'll burnt them. Causing enough hurt to prevent disturbing even others for a substantial period of time.
i always try my best not to disturb them (even avoid accidentally) hence the reason for my earlier questions about "door knocking" as/and prevention is always better than cure.
Thank you all.