Third Visit to Bukti Tabur (12 Oct 2008)

Boon's third visit and my second visit to Bukit Tabur with CKY, Bryan and his girl friend, Carmen.

Second Visit to Bukit Tabur (7 June 2008)

Boon's second visit to Bukit Tabur with CKY & CKY's girl friend, Zoey.

Hiking at Bukit Tabur, Taman Melawati (18 May 2008)

My friend introduced me to a good hiking destination - Bukit Tabur, which is located at Taman Melawati, nearby the Zoo Negara. From the photos he shown me, this Bukit Tabur has a very beatiful and scenic view of KL city and large lake view, as well as the Klang Dam view. Being attracted by it, Boon & I decided to go for this adventure. We came across this website for information about Bukit Tabur: http://munkeatho.multiply.com/journal/item/7 Thanks for the author for giving us such informative and helpful guides to get to the destination easily. We spent about 4 hours to climb up and down from Bukit Tabur. We did not reach the peak of Bukit Tabur as the sky started to look darker. We decided to go back to the starting point before raining. Yet, we felt that it was worth for this adventure hiking as we abled to catch the sunrise view and clear weather for photography.

Eye on Malaysia (11 Nov 2007)

"Eye on Malaysia" - the world's largest portable wheel which is 60m height located above the Titiwangsa Lake. Although it has been opened to the public since this year February, we only planned to visit it recently. We are a bit outdated, aren't we? :-p But I believe there are a number of people haven’t visited this "Eye on Malaysia". Anyway, you still have few months time to plan your visit there. I know some people might say that this "Eye on Malaysia" has nothing special. But I think at least you should go there at night, especially during Friday and Saturday night to watch the crowd attracted to experience the ride on this giant ferry wheel and to experience the watersky spectacular show which runs daily at 9pm. In my opinion, this watersky spectacular show is running quite good and I think you shouldn't miss it. Unfortunately, the gondolas are badly maintained. Half of the gondolas, the lights on their bodies are not functioning. This really gives a large bad impact on the photos shot on it. =_=” I really hope the related department which is in charged of this "Eye on Malaysia" can fix the lighting problem. This really spoil the photos taken and spoil our country's image to the visitors as well. Although the sky was drizzling that night, Titiwangsa was still crowded with students, families and couples, and Boon was still enjoying his photo shooting (using tripod). :-P Below are some good shots by Boon to share with you.
For more information about the “Eye on Malaysia”, you can visit its official website http://www.eyeonmalaysia.com.my/