Berjaya Hills

People should stop calling this place bukit tinggi, cause its own by Berjaya nao, so its called Berjaya Hills. Like every cent you spend here goes to Berjaya pocket.

Not many interesting thing to see, but the chilling weather here was awesome.

First it was the Japanese Village. The entrance was free, open to public.


Like what the hell, everyone syok sendiri in kimono taking pics.

Just a couple of huts, doesn't look like a village to me.


And there's this overpriced spa, i think the cheapest foot massage for an hour cost about rm500-600.

Next was the Botanical Garden.


It was just next to the Japanese Village, so just jalan jalan a few minutes.

I feel like hiking more than strolling. Walking up and downhill all the time, tired man.


Here comes the Rabbit Farm, it sounds big tho. More like a rabbit playground to me.

At first i thought there should be hundreds of rabbits but more like 20+ only.

I think the amount of kindergarten kids outnumbered the rabbits.


And just beside the farm, you get to see the view of the open golf course.


Not bad eh the green view.


Back to Colmar Tropicale, the french village themed resort. Yes, and that's the place where i took my rest as well for the night.





Performance was open to public as well, the last show i remembered was almost midnight.

Not many things to do at night, the photo above actually is enough to describe the size of the village.

You can imagine.


Not a bad experience afterall, cause the weather was awesome, cool breeze in the morning and night.

They should bring in more entertainment.