TrIPpInG in BuKiT tInGgI, PaHaNg

We made our journey with a pit stop at a souvenir shop in Port Dickson. We left Seremban at about 1.30 plus and made our journey straight to Bukit Tinggi, Pahang.

Before we headed on the highway heading to Pahang, we stop to pump gas and withdraw more money and to find the machine is spoil. Without delaying time we just continued our journey to Bukit Tinggi, Pahang. The road was clear surprisingly since it’s was a school holiday weekend.

We drove up the hill to Bukit Tinggi which seem to never end, it when round and round and round. We reached the top a about 4.30 and guess what just to enter the Colmar Tropical Bukit Tinggi we have to pay RM 16 and for children is RM 5 and its all per head. We had only RM 50 in our purse since we could not find an ATM machine anywhere, but we still paid it came up to RM 32 so we had a balance of RM 18 left.

We visited the Japanese Village Garden and Botanical Gardens, in first half of the mountain. The Japanese Garden was very unique and the environment was so cool and claming. There were this lucky fishes do many of them I wonder how many millions Berjaya Group spend on buying them RM ???.

After all the photo session and visiting, we left the place at 6.45 evening for Kuantan.

The Japaness Garden

Then there is this place where we can try on kimono and join and join in the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Unfortunately we could try on any of it because the stupid highway did have any single ATM machine not even one. Then we took pictures and when down to the Botanical Garden, but we didn’t go all the way down because it wasn’t that interesting. So we headed the other half of Bukit Tinggi.

Botanical Garden

At the other half we visited Colmar Tropical City and Hotels, this place is supposed to be a replica of Paris and French-Themed resort town. It wasn’t that great of a replica but just to waste time and hang about its okay. The place has not much of interesting thing to do but for kids it would be excellent.