A Holiday in Cameron Highlands
Thursday, 7 April 2011 | 6:32:00 pm | 0 comments
assalamualaikum story opener, update want short and can understand. today I want story about my holiday in Cameron Highlands past few months. Probably still not yet too late for me story on this. to know much further follow my story ok.
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After a two-hour journey, we reached Ringlet. Even as the Trooper went zig-zagging along the winding road, we could feel the goose-pimples on our farms. we had to put on our jackets to keep ourselves warm. Standing about 1400 metres above sea level, this hill resort is certainly an ideal retreat for city-dwellers, like us, who long to get away from the burning hot tropical heat.
On our journey to Tanah Rata, we stopped at a scenic lake at Sultan Abu bakar Dam. In spite of the cold weather, my family n I could not resist the urge to jump into the water and splash around. Hardly a minute in the ice cold water and we were out again, teeth chattering.
TANAH RATA
At Tanah Rata, we checked into a motel. As soon as we had dumped our luggage in our rooms, we went out again. The street in which our motel was situated had a fine vista of a sprawling tow against a backdrop of lush greenery. After settling for a sumptuous meal of nasi kandar, we turned in for the night.
Our next destination was a tea plantation. As the bus manoeuvred its way along the narrow, winding paths, we could see tea pickers at work with big baskets on their backs. On our way back, we stopped to admire the view of the vegetable and strawberry farms. We also managed a short visit to a rose garden and feasted our eyes on the pink, red, yellow and white roses.
TEA PLANTATION
On reaching our motel, we fell into a deep, exhausted slepp. The following morning, we packed up and made our journey home.
That only story from me to this time, visit Cameron Highlands to know more. bye :)
