Pink . Whimsical . Dreamer: Colmar Tropicale x Japanese Village

On Monday (171212) mummy decided to go to Bukit Tinggi to visit the french village that is pretty famous. Mummy only decided to go on that morning itself so we couldn't and didn't have time to prepare also, just brought our camera along with us. Also, we went together with my two aunts and their kids.

The road trip was around 40 minutes drive from my place. But then we had to drive the loops up the hill. I really hate loops and rounding up the hill, it makes me really dizzy. Unlike my sister and brother, they were enjoying it and feeling the breeze outside the window. Oh, and the window was winded down because we were going uphill, and my mum was afraid that our car couldn't go up. So when we reach the place, we paid for our tickets first. RM 12 for adults and RM 8 for children. Then we parked the car and started walking up the stairs to go up to the Japanese Village.

Mummy and sister

Mummy and me

Family group picture

The waterfall at the village

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The few flowers that I took pictures of in the botanical. There weren't much nice flowers and there were mosquitoes everywhere, so we didn't walk there for too long.

Outside a Japanese Style House. There are japanese traditional costumes that can be rented and you can wear it when you are exploring the Japanese Village. There are sizes for young ones and for adults as well. I forgot about the pricing though but there were quite a lot of people who rented and walked around in kimonos.

Mummy and sister

The brother, Marcus

The brother doesn't like to take pictures.

Mummy and her sisters

(P.S the pictures at the Japanese Village were taken using filter that's why there's a blurry effect on the sides)

So after about 40 minutes walking at the Japanese Village, we decided to go to Colmar Tropicale, which was like a french village. Colmar Tropicale was on the other side, so we had to drive there. Luckily, it wasn't very far and there were plenty of car park there.

The view when we came out from the carpark

The two horses that have malaysian cultures painted on them

These two horses had a carriage behind them

Took picture with the kids that day

There's one like this is Korea, the one where Running Man was filmed. My mum went there too, but she said Malaysia's one is nicer but much smaller compared to Korea's one. The place is quite small actually but the buildings are all well designed and decorated. There is also a hotel where you can stay and experience staying a foreign country. when we went, there were quite a lot of people there. There were also arcades, painting, mini games and cafes there. Also, there are games that are found in Genting. Fishing a duck and throwing a coin mini games but I didn't see anyone playing it.