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Wednesday, December 30, 2020

Bercuti di Janda Baik, Pahang

Cuti nie anak-anak mengajak keliling malaysia.. Hui3.. memang best ler.. tapi apa kan daya aku seorang wanita.. mana larat drive sorang-sorang wei..

Ok.. kali ni sis nak cerita sikit pasal percutian di Janda Baik. Kami sampai pun dah malam.. tp sempatlah booking online homestay kat Janda Baik..memandangkan semua homestay yang famous dah full booking, maka kami hanya dapat booking homestay lain shj.. namun tak kurang best juga..

Harga sebilik RM160 semalam.. ada 1 katil queen dan 1 bilik air shj.. untuk keselesaan tu sis bagi 1 bintang sahaja.. coz untuk sis yang anak berderet nie, mmg x sesuai dan kurang bersih sikitlah.. So sis tak sebut nama homestaynye ye..

Walau bagiamana pun yang paling best nye, bilik sis adalah betul-betul di tepi sungai.. boleh dengar deruan arus air sungai mengalir. tak kira malam ke siang sis dan anak-anak terjun sungai.. best tau.. seronok..

Facility homestay nie boleh katakan lengkap juga. ada dewan. ada pondok BBQ, ada pool, ada restoran dll. cuma masa sis pegi nie PKP, jadi semuanya close lah.. ummm.. apa nak buat kan.. 

Oklah.. kat sini sis share gambar di sekitar homestay nie ye..




Satu lagi tempat yang sempat kami berkunjung di sekitar Janda Baik nie adalah sebuah dusun buah.. kat sini kami buat aktiviti bermain ATV anak beranak.. sekali sekali buat aktiviti advanture mmg best lah.
kalau dari homestay ni sekitar 5 minit je.. 





Kalau ada anak-anak remaja yang suka aktiviti lasak bolehlah berkunjung ke sini ye..

tempat-tempat best lain kebanyakkan nye tutup disebabkan PKP.. 

Oklah.. sis stop sampai kat sini je ye.. t sis sambung cerita ke nest destinasi percutian sis dan anak-anak kali ni..



Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Cherating Beach





Cherating Beach is located 45km north of Kuantan and is one of the most sought after coastal beaches in Peninsular Malaysia. It used to be one of the favourite spots for backpackers before tourism industry pick up in the nearby islands of Pulau Perhentian, Pulau Lang Tengah and Pulau Redang. Although it cannot compared with the crystal clear and white sandy beaches on the islands of Redang and Perhentian, this beach is a popular tourist destination due to the ease of accessibility and the many budget, mid range and high end hotels that abound along this beach.
During the North-Easterly monsoon season from November to March, many surfers come to surf and take advantage of the high waves brought about by the north easterly wind from the South China Sea. The best time to surf is from the month of November to December where the monsoon season will be at the peak. Many tourists stay over at the hotels nearby for a couple of weeks just to catch the waves of the sea, experience the village and carefree living at the coast or simply taking a break from the routine of working life.


The stretch of beach in Cherating

Club Med
Club Med here is the first Club Med that was built in Asia. This resort is exclusive in that all the facilities at the hotel are only allowed to be used by the in-house guests though one can still use the beach facing the resort. The resort undergone an extensive refurbishment programme in the year 2005 and is now opened for booking. This resort is one of the high end hotel in this region. The room charges are in the range of RM 665 or USD 205 per person/night. This price is inclusive of all meals and accommodation. Sea sports facilities that are available include catamaran sailing, kayaking and windsurfing.


The Club Med Beach Holiday Villages fronting the beach

If you would like to drop by for a visit to the resort, there are day passes that allow you to go in and use the facilities. The Day Pass is RM230/person from 11am to 6pm. Lunch is priced at RM180/person and dinner at RM280/person. Call up at +6 09 5819 133 for enquiry if you plan to go for day trip as the resort may not allow you to go in during the peak season.

Other Resorts
Other mid range and budget resorts that are located here include:
Holiday Villa Beach Resort & Spa Cherating is a 3-Star hotel with internet booking price starting from RM170/room per night.

Ranting Beach Resort with chalets starting from RM50/night.
Cherating Bay Resort with apartments starting from RM150/night.
Tanjung Inn chalet starting from RM50/night.
Payung Guesthouse with chalets starting from RM30/night.
Riverside with chalets starting from RM35/night.
Maznah's Guest House with chalets/A-frames starting from RM20/night.

Food and Beverages
There are many stalls that provide food and beverages by the beach. Duyong Restaurant serves a wide selection of steaks, poultry, seafood, vegetables and is located at the end of the beach. Deadly Nightshade is opened until late at night with Western food being offered. Seaside Seafood Restaurant has a selection of Chinese and Malay dishes.


Pantai Cherating beach where most other resorts are located with a different entrance from Club Med.


Getting Here
If you are coming from Kuantan, drive towards Kuala Terengganu/Kemaman using Highway route No. 3. This is a scenic route which will enable you to see the coastal villages in Pahang and Terengganu. You will be able to see a signboard Pantai Cherating. If you are going to Club Med, go further up and you will see the signage to Club Med and the Turtle Sanctuary. The Turtle Sanctuary Centre is located just beside the Club Med resort.

Other attraction in the vicinity include the Cherating Turtle Sanctuary Centre.

Bukit Tinggi Resort,Pahang




About Bukit Tinggi Resort
Bukit Tinggi Resort recently was renamed Berjaya Hills but many still prefer to use the old name. This resort is about 60 minutes drive from the city of Kuala Lumpur and has an area of 16,000 acres with an abundance of lush tropical rainforests. Situated 800 m to 1,000 m above sea level, this resort will be an ideal destination for the entire family as the facilities here cater to people of all ages.

This refreshing and cool resort offers the Colmar Tropicale, a French-themed resort with activities such as outdoor dining and street performances. Equally impressive is the Japanese Village with attractions such as the tea house, the botanical gardens and spa. For golf enthusiasts, the Berjaya Hills Golf and Country Club offers an 18-hole picturesque golf course.

For the children, there is the Rabbit Park where they can play and cuddle with the more than 200 rabbits that are being kept in the park. Other activities are the Donkey Ride and the Deer Sanctuary for the entire family to enjoy.


Bukit Tinggi Colmar Tropicale






The distinctive Tropical Colmar, a replica of 18th century Colmar French Village in Alsace



One of the place you will not miss is the colourful Colmar Tropicale that remind us of the European fairy tale stories with tall building, clock and castle-like structure. This structure is not seen in any other parts of Malaysia hence making it an experience of a lifetime to many first timers. You will see a cobblestone courtyard where street performances and outdoor dining are held here. Notice the cuckoo clock tower and go up the viewing tower in the vicinity.
Other facilities available at the Colmar Tropicale are..

  • La Cignone Restaurant offers visitors an authentic French cuisine.
  • Le Blason Coffee House offers a 24-hour dining experience with international buffet being offered almost everyday.
  • La Flamme Sidewalk Deli has pizza and pasta, a common cuisine in Italy and France.
  • Le Poulet Roti provides roasted chicken to those who need additional energy after a long day's walk.
  • La Boulengarie Bakery and Le Vin Wine offer all the bakery and wine for your convenience.
  • Les Cadeaux French souvenir shop provides you with choices of souvenir to be brought back as a momento.
  • La Lavande Creations craft centre is another place where you can source for your souvenir.








Japanese Village

As you move to the nearby Japanese Village which is set at an altitude of 1,000 metres above sea level, you will notice a beautiful landscape and well maintained garden with an invigorating surrounding. The village also offers a Japanese Restaurant that serves Japanese cuisine. There is also the Japanese Tea house which offers you a traditional Japanese tea ceremony experience.

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The scenery in the vicinity of the Japanese Tea House






The Botanical Gardens set in the midst of lush tropical rainforests of Bukit Tinggi


While you are here, try feeding the Japanse Carp or popularly known as "Koi" in the streams and pools nearby. If you need to refresh you body, take a hot bath at the Tatami Spa. Finally, there is a Japanese souvenir shop that offers various souvenir for you to bring back as a remembrance of your trip here.



Other Facilities
Children of all ages will enjoy going to Rabbit Park where over 200 rabbits are kept here for you to cuddle, feed and play. Then there is the donkey rides that will take you back to the early days in the Middle East where donkeys were the main transporation used. If you have the time, go to Deer Sanctuary and you will see many spotted and Timorensis deers which originates from Holland and Sulawesi, Indonesia. Horse riding and archery are other activities that one can do to complete your trip to Bukit Tinggi Resort.




The clean and cosy environment at the Tatami Spa Massage at the Japanese Village



Day Trip Tickets
The day trip entrance ticket is:
1) RM12/adult and RM8/child for entrance to Colmar Tropicale and Japanese Village.
2) RM3/person to go to Rabbit Park.
3) RM2/person to go to Horse Trail.
You can purchase the tickets at the entrance to the resort.


Getting To Bukit Tinggi Resort
There are buses operated by Bukit Tinggi Resort that takes visitors up to Colmar Tropicale and back. You can take the shuttle bus at Berjaya Times Square or KL Plaza at Bukit Bintang.
Further information can be obtained by calling +6 09 288 8888.
If you are driving and need a map to Berjaya Hills, visit Bukit Tinggi Resortwebsite.



The beautiful 18-hole golf course at Bukit Tinggi Resort

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