#TRAVELWITHME - COLMAR TROPICALE, BUKIT TINGGI

Wanted a short escape to somewhere colder and with green lushes?

Located not very far from Kuala Lumpur approximately 45 minutes drive, nestled a French-themed resort in the state of Pahang - The Colmar Tropicale. It's my second visit since it was opened back in year 2000.

Didn't plan for the trip, I went quite late on a Sunday noon. Reached the resort with an entry fee of RM 12 (per adult). Since the Japanese Village closes earlier than the French Village, we hopped in straight before it close for visitors at 6pm. It was a beautiful day with perfect weather!

I didn't walk down, so no picture provided :)

Met this lil' friend when on the way back. So huge!

Kimono available for rent at RM 20 for photo shoot

After enjoying the clean oxygen goodness, we then headed down to the French Village. Magnificent view - a painting look-a-like scenery.

Hungry after the park walk, it's time to hunt for food. We then stopped by Le Poulet Roti for our lunch. Ordered Classic Roast Chicken in Mushroom sauce and it's really delicious! Way better than I've expected. Normally tourist attractions dining is somewhat so-so.

Classic Roast in Mushroom sauce (RM 22++)

After our lunch, we walked around the village for photo shooting. I love the weather!

"Best thing in life doesn't have to be expensive sometimes..

just an ice cream will do the magic"

As the day got darker, it became colder

Chilling under the cold weather at La Boulangerie

Call it a night, we left this beautiful castle and head back to the city of concretes.

- All photos are subjected to page owner's copyright -

COLMAR TROPICALE, BERJAYA HILLS

KM48, Persimpangan Bertingkat Lebuhraya Karak,

28750 Bukit Tinggi, Bentong, Pahang.

Tel: +609- 221 3666

Fax: +09- 221 3828

Email: sales@colmartropicale.com.my

Website: http://www.colmartropicale.com.my/index.php

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