The Village is really quite easy to locate . Regardless of which town or city you begin your journey from, you would notice that the factories, concrete complexes and houses begin to give way to vast greenish gold paddy fields dotted with tall, swaying majestic coconut trees. Cold concrete structures are gradually replaced by quaint wooden Malay house, some of which rests on stilts beneath shady rubber and fruit trees. There are no traffic jams, no blaring horns and no foul exhaust fumes. Instead, the billowing breeze is refreshing and sound of rustling leaves, chicking chickens and children playing fill the air.
Visitors can just sit back, relax and enyoy the journey.
Before arriving at Kampung Mengkuang Titi, there are several interesting locations and stops along the way. Admire and feel the smooth, lovely and intricate wooden carvings on the eaves and facade which is typical of traditional Malay artistry. Here, pots, vases and earthern vessels are made using simple traditional equipment - a rounded wooden knob to shape the object, a thin wooden bat to smoothen the exterior and short bamboo knife to carve intricate and delicate designs. Visitors are encouraged to try their hands at pottery making. Many a hidden talent have been discovered this way.