Berjaya Hills Resort-Japanese Village
I thought I had lost the memory card. Luckily I found it again. On my last day in Kuala Lumpur, neo agreed to my request to visit Bukit Tinggi. It would be fun I assured him because I had seen lots of pics pf the place before.
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
He took me to this kopitiam for food. Insisted he wanted to pay for the food 
Thanks Neo. For a moment I forgot I was disappointed I couldn’t make it for gym with tz and lifebook for gym that morning.
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
Of all things, he bragged about his I believe 12 year old pair of shoes and how much value for money they are. neo and wuching are true examples of foochow thriftyness. Never let a sen go to waste His shoes he explained are very expensive and will last for a long, long time if well maintained. Yours truly hid my shoes under the table. Mine was a Rm29.90 pair from Indonesia.
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
It was a pleasant day for a drive. The air unlike Kuala Lumpur was fresh and cool in the highlands.
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
“A monkey,” Neo shouted and I looked at him in amazement. What was he babbling about? I looked again and saw this little monkey by the roadside. Barely visible in the pic. Ladies, if you want to excite Neo, bring along a monkey
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
We missed this sign and had to go on until we reached the toll plaza near a place called Bentong. Our destination was Berjaya Hills Resort.
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
The first place we visited was the Japanese Village.
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
We had to park the car and walk 300 metres uphill. We could have waited for the transport but it would have meant wasting valuable time.
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
Japanese welcome
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
Trying out the kimono for a photography session
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
A delightful waterfall
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
Country stream
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| From Japanese garden, Bukit Tinggi |
Koi in idle water
5 comments Bengbeng | Places I visited
Looks very nice leh. Will visit one day to take pics.
Love the Jap gdn, especially the fragrance of jasmin & ylang ylang flowers at the entrance. Plus it is so tranquil. ^^
Ant
not been to the area before. lol. what else did u do there?
btw that is one pair of a shoe – and i thought 3 years is long!
The kois in the pond are simply lovely!
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