7/1/2014
Berjaya Hill Resort, Bukit Tinggi, Pahang.
So, our next destination was to highlands. My house is pretty near to Genting Highlands and Bukit Tinggi, so early in the morning, we drove to our first stop of the day which was Berjaya Hill Resort at Bukit Tinggi, Pahang…best known for the French themed village/villas – Colmar Tropicale…^^
My Little Love
Situated at Bukit Tinggi, Pahang, it was only about an hour plus driving distance from my house. It is a hill resort near to Genting Highlands. While the latter is more popular for the casino, Berjaya Hill Resort will suffice those who wanted a more harmony, peaceful, family-based vacation. It consists of a myriad of recreation and activities such as mountain biking, extreme sports/adventure park, rock climbing, equestrian, botanical garden, animal park, Japanese garden, golf park and the most popular of all, Colmar Tropicale – the French themed village/resort!
Climbing this slope with a baby on hand is not…..funny…….at all…..~ *phew*..I can still feel my muscles are crying for help…
Our first stop was Japanese garden. There was gentle wind and fresh refreshing air…just one tiny little problem…YOU HAVE TO WALK UP ALL THE WAY TO THE JAPANESE GARDEN FROM THE PARKING! Believe me…when you have a 60 years old aunt who constantly complain of muscle sore and a little boy who barely can walk properly and there was no stroller, walking up the hill is something not so enjoyable after all! Lol…~
pointing here..pointing there…wuu here…wuu there…very busy
However, had you see little Danish eyes wide open and thrilled about every little things around him, all the tiredness and soreness were nothing at all..! Haha… He was pointing all around while making all sort of funny noises…he was daring enough to walk near to the river/pond and stared at the fish, reluctantly to leave the fish.. he was ecstatic to be surrounded by nature and surely enough, I let the nature do the work of teaching…
Just woke up… engine haven’t start…wait for it…wait for it…lol…
Flying fish? Lol..and now his engine started..
Exploring the world with me..^^v
Exploring the world with his uncle…got really attached to this river….lol…
Can’t wait to get his hand wet with the cold water…
He was so attracted and amazed by the Coi fish that he can’t stop making funny voices like “wuu” “wah” “kap=kap=kap”..hahaha…he attracted really lots of crowd to kiss him and play with him..haha…
Danish in the little hut…As you can see, I am really exhausted….
He was running happily around this little hut which fit him only…haha…door to door..window to window…I think he almost tear the house down…
Up!
Down!
My big dear and little dear..haha
Hello, world…!
Was telling him about the fish and river..and he was listening attentively with occasion funny voices and pointing around as if he really can understand what I was telling him about..haha..
Staring at the small waterfall and fish earnestly..he was sure attracted by these two elements…
“wuu..kap-ka-kap..wuu…kap-kap-kap”.. translation: I saw something flying in the sky..it was this big!
After the Japanese Garden, I think more than half of my energy had been drained off…lol…but we continued our journey to the next stop..the French themed village (forget about animal park n etc etc etc…I HAVE NO MORE ENERGY!)
Covered with cobble street and giddy tourists, what lies in front to welcome us was the little “town”, furnished with buildings of architectural designs and elements from ancient surrounding villages of Riquewihr, Turckheim and Kaysersberg. The scenery was absolutely amazing. The little “town” was nicely decorated with fountains, sculptures, gardens and all sort of greens ! There were some arcade centers and game stalls but the choices of food were limited (the price was a bit more expensive and some cafes/restaurants were really not worth the hype at all!) and there was lack of washroom in the area.. you can find one in the reception/lobby area. But as much as a cozy little town it is, I was pretty much amused by the cozy and hippie vibe of the atmosphere that I felt like yelling BONJOUR…haha…
That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind… wat a giant step, my dear..hehe
In front of the “castle” with my little “knight”
Dear and his family
“What is this?” – Danish..lol…
“Uncle, I want to go there, there and there…now, move!”
A giant Xmas tree!
Colmar Tropicale
“My feet is still tiny little guchi-guchi and walking is so tiring…food! I need food to restore my energy!” -cited Danish, the little knight!
Wuuu…………~ Danish and grandma
Love knows no boundaries..lol… a giant bear from the game stall
Je t’aime..lol…Love you, my dear
We did visit Genting Highland after that but was too tired so very much little pictures were taken. As I am writing this and reminiscing all this good memories I have with dear, I have really realize how much I love this man and even a small trip like this with his family can lit my days! Dear, I love you..
Hold us tight, and you will be safe..
A new pattern spotted!
Till we meet again, my little fellow
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