Cameron Highlands (Continue from
Part 1 )
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What a beauty. I can spend whole day just to admire the beauty of Cameron Highlands sky. No wonder the British love it so much in the colonial time. |
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One of the hotel in Brinchang. |
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My daughter Aesya; she "overdo". Not that cold actually. |
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Nice cup of coffee and a waffle to warm it up. Where are the tea and scones? |
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On our way back from Cameron Highlands quick trip. |
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Our hotel stay in Ipoh, Hotel Ipoh City-nice and cheap, RM 93 (USD 25) |
Kway Teow Soup Ipoh.
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Free Lion "puke" massage, Lost World of Tambun. |
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Natural Hot Spring 38 degree C in Lost World in Tambun, Ipoh. |
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Taman Jepun, Ipoh City |
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Journey to the West |
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Take it easy.. no free banana. |
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Galery Sultan Azlan Shah, personal collection of the King of the Perak State. People's King, Law maker and also involved in many sporting activities in his younger era. |
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Ice cream sandwich, comfort food with a lot of childhood memories sold outside Gallery. |
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Sungai Kangsar Panorama, Kuala Kangsar. |
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Dataran Sungai Perak, Kuala Kangsar. |
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Classic swing bridge near Dataran Sungai Perak. |
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No joke!! Bistro in Zoo. |
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Public Holiday (Xmas) double with Malaysian School Holiday. So many people, yet so few animal awake. No animals' photo taken. I just follow the rules but, heck I saw people snapping photo like nobody business. |
Our trip was fun and quick. Overall, Cameron was a relaxing as always. Perak trip also fun but the Night Safari was a so so due to out of controlled crowd and limited train service. If the Taiping Zoo could improved their train service, I think, they can always beat the rest in Malaysia. The Lost World of Tambun was world class. Come and enjoy "Cuti-cuti Malaysia"
Sanusi Din.
pakcik,
ReplyDeletenice trip :)
merahnyaaa la ur daughter, aesya!
stoberi girl? hehe..
raino,
ReplyDeletedia tu suka kaler macam tu..