Bukit Tinggi Day 1 Part 2-Colmar Tropicale


After botanical garden
We went back to Colmar Tropicale
It was only 2pm in the afternoon
We found a suitable restaurant (Le Poulet Roti) and had our lunch
Suddenly there was this band singing and playing guitar for us
Asking us to clap our hands and even invited me to join the dance
It was a nice lunch indeed
pineapple juice and orange juice (not the fresh one)-RM4.75 each

Quarter chicken with mash potatoes and mixed salad (RM19.5)


It's 3pm
Time to check in
After all the procedures
We rested in our room for a few hours
Watching TV, girls talk, afternoon nap
That was how we spent the beautiful afternoon


View outside our room
Dressed up
It's dinner time
We took a stroll around Colmar Tropicale
Enjoying the sun set
Endless shutter sound from my camera

I just love the windows. They are so colorful yet special

Swan lake. White swan. Black swan.



Climbing up the stairs of the viewing tower to take a good look at this place

Dusk was coming


View at the highest level of the viewing tower

Picture taken by using panorama mode



Feeling the wind~~

Spiral staircase
Carbonara spaghetti

We had our dinner at La Flamme
Ordered carbonara chicken spaghetti (RM 27)
Small pizza- The Chef (RM29)
The pizza tasted a bit weird though (Cuz of the spices maybe?)
Still prefer Domino's pizza ^^
It was quite chilly at night
We "dapao" some of the unfinished pizza and took back to our room for supper
There were so few people on the street
We quickly took some pictures of the night view and went back to our room
Lets call it a night then~
Location: Malaysia

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