Chillout, Soulout & Freakout

When you are on the way to Bukit Tinggi, you will reach Horse Trail Ride first. Attention: A lot of humps here. Please beware and slow down your car or else your car definitely is going to hurt. Humps are made because they do not want you to speed along that road as that is also the horse riding route. The entrance fee to see big tall horses and taking pictures with them is RM2/pax.  Okay, you got the white horse and where is the prince? Never see a horse eat meh? You are allowed to touch some horses only. But some horses you will be told to left them alone. Or else? They bite! Okay, another horse just trying to get his head into the shot. She is enjoying touching it. Got that nice meh? There is a lead ride service available for you to feel the riding experience on a tall and strong horses. The price is at RM25/pax for 10 minutes. Gallop gallop here we go! This is how a lead ride is. You are not really riding it yourself. :( You can choose to ride it on your ...

What else you can do at Bukit Tinggi? After you past by the horse riding and rabbit farm, you will see a tol alike place where they will collect entrance fee. The charges are: Weekdays: RM10/pax (adult), RM8/pax (child) Weekends: RM12/pax (adult), RM10/pax (child) *child is 4-12 years old. Once you pay the entrance fee, you are able to access Japanese Tea House, Botanical Garden and Colmar Tropicale. Once you past by the tol alike, you will be facing a T junction where on your left is to Japanese Tea House and Botanical Garden while on your right is to Colmar Tropicale. Today, I will share with you the place to the right which is Colmar Tropicale. This is the entrance.  A charming picture-perfect French village inspired by the original Colmar Village in Alsace, France. As you sip coffee at the sidewalks of the cobblestone Colmar Square, you can almost believe that you are indeed in France. View from the top Inside the French Village    Entrance to the hotel lob...

What else you can do at Bukit Tinggi? After you past by the horse riding and rabbit farm, you will see a tol alike place where they will collect entrance fee. The charges are: Weekdays: RM10/pax (adult), RM8/pax (child) Weekends: RM12/pax (adult), RM10/pax (child) *child is 4-12 years old. Once you pay the entrance fee, you are able to access Japanese Tea House, Botanical Garden and Colmar Tropicale. Once you past by the tol alike, you will be facing a T junction where on your left is to Japanese Tea House and Botanical Garden while on your right is to Colmar Tropicale. Today, I will share with you the road to the left which are Japanese Tea House and Botanical Garden. It is a very curvy and steep road to this Japanese Tea House. They are ample parking space for you to park your car here without any charges required. After you park your car, you have to walk up the hill for 10 minutes to reach to the Japanese Tea House. The air here is cool and breeze. You will feel peaceful and relax...

More than half a rabbit year has over and now I only share a bunny story with you. Hopefully is not too late and at least I fulfilled my Elayne jie's request. Having rabbit as your pet is not a very good choice. Reason? 1) You have to buy in pairs either both same sexes or opposite sexes otherwise the rabbit you bought will die in loneliness. Serious. No joke. 2) Hygiene. Rabbit is a sickness prone animal. So their hygiene must be well taken care of such as bathing is a must. However........not water/soap bathing please. They will die. There is a special sand for them to play with which eventually able to clean themselves. 3) Short life span. A wild rabbit can live up to 10 years but rabbit behind the cage, their life span will be halved. This is because they do not belong there. 4) They bite you even you are their owner. Some rabbit have their own temper. So before you are buying a rabbit, please make sure you know them well about their type, their family background and their beh...