trip down south....

It was a relaxing trip for me…for the past few years, I had been the “organizer”; planning the trip and executing it. However this trip down south had been organized by one of the local guide of the national park. All I need to do is to drive….

We had to wait for Yun(school off at 5) and our destination was 78km away. The drive was smooth and we managed to hit the restaurant at 6:30pm. The shop was owned by an ex-chef in one of the local 5 star hotel, a hong konger. We had found the shop months ago and after our lunch, we had a common feeling that it is must visit in the future.

Dim sum, fried rice and noodle is a must and the price is darn cheap compare to up north (RM7 for dim sum and RM 15 for rice and noodle…, non-comparable to the boleh land but yet it is at the lower end of the local price).

After the stuff till you vomit dinner which cost just slightly over RM100, we headed to the local bed and breakfast establishment. It was elected at the top B&B over the net last year. 

After the check-in, our guide had brought us further into the mountain area to have a peek at the local deer herd action in the night.

A great night hunting tour and we hit bed by 10pm preparing for the early activities next day

The room was hotel-like and not a single feeling of the average bed and breakfast. 

After the good night sleep, we had headed to “seven hole” waterfall. Under the lead with the guide, we had an adventurous and daring ascend to the second hole with the kids which I cursed along the climb. With the grace of Lord, we had a safe journey.

The breakfast was a satisfying one and we had a whole day touring in the wind around the national park.

me under the sun for a quick nap....

At 5pm, we cruised 100km up north for book shopping and we hit home at 10 after dinner.
well a tiring but relaxing trip for me....