Let's Go!!! |
In
the morning of 17th January, a group of youngsters have departed to
Cameron Highland. Although these youngsters come from different places,
yet they all share a same home - She Fu (community service society).
We departed shortly after having our breakfast in Penang at about 7.30AM.
I
was sitting at the back every time I passed through the Penang bridge.
However, this time I was a copilot. And finally, I have successfully
snapped this beautiful view of the Penang bridge!
On the way, we saw the red rising sun.
Soon,
we reached our first station, the Sg. Perak rest station. There is a
tower at the rest station and this view is taken from the top of the
tower.
Taking a group photo at the top of the tower.
And another group photo at the spiral stairs.
Before reaching our apartment, we have our lunch at Hotel Titiwangsa cafe. This is our first group photo at Cameron Highland.
We ordered our own meal.
You can get yourself full within RM10 at there.
Upon
serving the foods, smoke still can be seen coming out from them.
However, the foods turn cold pretty soon as the weather at there is just
too cold!
After
having our lunch, we continued our journey to our apartment. We stayed
in an apartment at Carnation Park, Tanah Rata. We rest in our apartment
for a little before we continued our journey.
Our next destination is this Cameron Butterfly and Insect Farm. The entrance fees and the business hour are as follow:
Entrance Fee
Adult - RM5
Child(3-11 years old)- RM3
Business Hour
Monday to Friday - 0900 to 1800
Weekends - 0830 to 1900
School/public holidays - 0830 to 1900
You
can see the butterfly farm at your left after you enter the farm. I was
a little bit disappointed with this butterfly farm as the butterfly
inside were not as many as I thought it would be. The only different is
that the butterflies there are way more larger.
Well, the butterfly farm is actually just a small garden. All we can do is just walking around and snap some photos.
Exit the butterfly farm and you will see this cactus garden.
Walking further down and you will see a number of glass tanks. Inside these tanks live the insects that are rarely seen.
Hairy spider of the size of a hand palm
Gigantic centipede
Beetle of the size of half hand palm
Walking down some more and you will still see a number of glass tanks, but with different host - the snakes.
Of all the snakes, I like this green snake the most. It is much more beautiful compare to other snakes.
This turtle lives beside the snakes in a small land.
These
are bullfrogs. It is the largest frog I have seen so far with my own
eyes. When looking at them, I suddenly think of a friend who is very
scared of frogs..haha..
Can anyone tell what ducks are these?
Beside animals, you can enjoy yourself with the beautiful flowers at there.
Our national flower - hibiscus
The inner most part is the vegetable farm.
Trying to steal the vegetables..haha..
After shooting some photos at the vegetables farm, we went to our next destination.
We went to the market nearby to buy the ingredients needed for the steamboat later.
My
favourite food in the market is this strawberry sticks wrapped with the
sweet chocolate. The sweet and sour taste is the best!
The seller told me that the chocolate is their handmade!
After buying all the ingredients, we head back to our apartment to prepare our steamboat.
Before we eat our steamboat, we 'lao sheng' together as the Chinese New Year is coming soon.
Steamboat is the second best thing to eat on Cameron Highland (Chocolate Strawberry is the best..haha..)
It is pretty warm to have steamboat and a hot drink in this cold weather.
After
dinner, we went to the town to buy our breakfast for tomorrow. On the
way back, we saw this beautiful scene and so we stopped by and take a
photo.
There aren't many chance to take a photo in a cold night with a bunch of good friends in my life. This moment, I treasure it.
Let's end the night with this photo of Hotel De La Ferns as the background.
An
advice for those who will be visiting Cameron Highland. Do find an
apartment with the heater still functioning well, otherwise it will be
very very cold when you take your bath.
This post was originally written on 21st January 2014
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