I like the weather at Cameron Highland, +20°C but not my girlfriend.She said a bit cold to her. We have our dinner at one of the shops in Tanah Rata town, administrative town of Cameron Highlands. Both of us were agreed that the dinner we have was not impressive. After dinner, we walked to pasar malam (night market) nearby. Again, we saw a lot of strawberries, of course fresh vegetables too. I still remember during my school time, my geography teacher used to tell me Cameron Highlands is the place produce a lot of vegetables. After a short walk, we drove back to the resort. Actually I was tired after drove all the way from Penang to Cameron Highlands especially journey to Strawberry Park resort.

On next day, after checked out from the resort we have a short tour to BOH tea plantation before left for Selangor. There is a place to test how good your driving skill is. The tea plantation has very narrow lane which allow one car to go through at one time. When other car came from my opposite way, I have to figure out how to squeeze more space in order to allow other car past or I drove through. I have to drive the car very carefully; any mistakes I made the car will go down the hill. Finally, we made it and I parked the car at a side then we walked to the tea plantation to take some photos. Something funny here, we asked a visitor took photo for us. We told him just press the capture button on the camera and it was fine to have “half” of us in the photo. Guess what happen? Yes, we were half in the photo but it was our legs! Well, what to do?

“half-body” photo

TechTags Plugin [ Penang | Selangor | Cameron Highlands | Strawberry Park resort | Initial D | Strawberry | BOH | tea plantation ]

• A short tour to BOH tea plantation
• A short trip to Cameron Highlands
• Langkawi, an eagle island
• From Esplanade Park to Senate Square
• Viking dinner
• Our walking tour in Tampere (4) Alexander church - Market Hall
• Arrived in Langkawi

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