By YvetteFoo.

Hellooooooooo, here comes the second part of the Cameron trip! For your info, the sightseeing activities here in Cameron is like only morning till evening session only. Most of the farm and garden will close before 6pm. So you better get yourself ready at 8am in the morning, or else you will not only late to your destination, you will experience terrible traffic in super narrow road and no car park! And you will also not able to enjoy fully cause of sea full amount of people and about the time for them to close business in the evening.

We get ourselves ready at 8am on the second day. We have to explore more places, as first day we only visited the strawberry farm. Our plan for that morning is Boh Tea Plantation & Tea Center, Sungei Palas! If not wrongly remember, Boh Tea Center opens at 9am, but the road up to the top of the hill (where the tea center located) is quite far and narrow, therefore we decided to wake up early so we can reach there "zhun zhun nine am" (9am sharp!) in order to beat the crowd!

I would advise you all go in the morning, as there will also other vehicles driving up the hill and not much vehicles are coming down from the hill. For your info, there's only one narrow road going up and coming down from the hill. Yup, two way! So remember to drive slowly and safely as the narrow road bends and remember to use your honk before rounding each corner to warn incoming vehicles! If you're coming up like after 12pm, you will experience some "heart attack" adventure...






After this, we visited the Bee Farm, Lavender Garden, Rose Valley and finally the Green View Garden the next day. We didn't happen to visit the Water Cress Valley because it's raining. Next post will blog all the rest together. I guess you guys also tired why one trip have to separate into so many blogposts but if too much photos then blogpost will be very lag and long right... Okay, I am working on next post soon. Now let me edit my HK video first. I wish I can multitask. Lol.

Thanks for reading, and love you all! :)

Oh hi I am finally back, again lol. Its October already! Are you ready for pumpkins, treats and tricks?! October means Halloween! I never celebrate Halloween, but I wish I can attend this kind of party somewhere someday (but no one invite me! sad...) or I made one myself and invite my friends?! Okay talk about this later, here comes my recent trip to Cameron Highland with my family in early October!

I born in this world for like 20 years but seriously I didn't went to this place before, or in my memory I didn't remember any of it. My parents said that they brought me there when I am young, but maybe I am too young to remember lol. So this trip to Cameron was very impromptu one, really. My sis was having her annual leave for 2 weeks (it's year end ard and everybody is clearing their leaves lol!) and she didn't have any plan yet, so we just spontaneously decided, "Hey, let's go somewhere cold!" And since we always go Genting the year before, so Cameron Highland it is!

There's more than one highway going up to the highland, but we're using the new highway from Simpang Pulai, Perak. The road up is quite wide and safe, and the route is shorter compared to the route from Tapah. But need to be careful as the road bends. About more than one hour only we arrive at Kea Farm. We book our accommodation one day before, and almost all apartments are full. But luckily found this one: Natasya Resort! Its a apartment stay that you can choose to have one/two/three bedrooms, that come with a kitchen, a living room and a balcony with breathtaking view of Cameron! If you book like 2 months before your stay, their price is very reasonable one.









I have to stop here, my eyes is half closed lol haha! Continue the Cameron journey next post! I swear, will update on next post. Errr HongKong and Macau one I just drag after this ok?! Laptop has some problems occur and I am too busy on work this few weeks... Signing off now.. Goodnight peeps! :)

I mentioned that I love Taipa more than Macau Peninsula in previous blogpost, and now here I blog about Taipa! Everyone must be wondering what am I talking about and why...

Actually Macau has 3 islands at first, named Macau Peninsula, Taipa Island and Coloane Island. Taipa was situated between Macau Peninsula and Coloane island, but is now joined with Coloane by the Cotai Strip which was reclaimed from the sea. It is still separated from Macau Peninsula by the Pearl River, but there are 3 bridges link between Taipa and the peninsula. Taipa used to be rural but it gone thru massive development recent year and now has been transformed into an alternative city to the peninsula.

Taipa 氹仔 (Tam Zai in Cantonese) is a lovely area to spend time. This historic village, anchored by the famous Rua do Cunha 官也街 (Gun Ya Kai in Cantonese), where plenty of traditional Portuguense and Macanese restaurants as well as bakeries and speciality food and snack shops can be found. There are also a couple nice museums in this area, notably the Taipa Houses Museum. A church, Our Lady of Carmel, is located just on top of the museums.With a lake in the front of the museums, this definitely is a scenic place to visit in Macau.

We hopped on public bus in front of our hotel to Rua do Cunha 官也街. We just walk all the way from the start of the road till the end. It is less crowded and less vehicles on streets compared to the hustle Macau Peninsula.











Our exploration in Taipa stopped here, and we continue the next half day at Venetian and City of Dreams (which I will blog about on next post hehe!). What I would say is that I have not finish explore Macau yet! Normally I heard people said that one day at Macau is enough for you to explore. Damn! My two nights stay at Macau is not also not enough! I think probably 4-5 day for me to explore most areas, and if want to fully explore I think might need a week time! It's a regret that we unable to explore the Coloane but someday I am sure I will back to this beautiful place again. It has become one of my favorite place from now on!

If you happened to be here, be sure to check out this beautiful place! Continue working on my next blogpost (I am so hardworking recently lol) and my HongKong video... Thanks for reading and love you all! :)