It was Sunday, and I've finally got my chance to go to a place that I've always wanted to visit - Bukit Tinggi. I went there together with David, Winnie and Minna. We've visited two famous spots in Bukit Tinggi, The French Village and Japanese Tea House. We were supposed to depart at 8am in the morning so that it will not be too hot when we're having a photoshoot, but after all the delays we managed to depart at 10++am.
The whole journey took approximately 1 hour of car ride from Subang Jaya, and so call assisted by my manual GPS (paper map which basically useless because I do not know where we are.). We arrived there at noon, which initially was very hot but it gets cloudy and rains for a while later on.
We had a few shots in French Village before heading to Japanese Tea House. At Japanese Tea House, we had to park our car at the designated parking lot, which is 300m away from our 1st destination. Minna was wearing 4" heels so there is no way that she's going to walk up the steep slope without herself rolling down like a bowling ball. So, David managed to convince the guard to let us through, by putting me as a mortgage redeemable by parking the car back to the designated parking lot after dropping the gals (-.-").
I love the atmosphere in Japanese Tea House.. it was surrounded by nature, with BIG koi fish, and apparently someone try to do fish spa with his finger and got bitten by the Koi. haha. I also met Rachel Yap's cousin there and thanks to her, she help out with the kimono photoshoot.
Finally, we left Bukit Tinggi at 5.30pm heading to Sg. Buloh for the lovely Dim Sum (not sure if its lovely or we are starving... )! It was a tiring but lovely day!
Regards,
Pete
The whole journey took approximately 1 hour of car ride from Subang Jaya, and so call assisted by my manual GPS (paper map which basically useless because I do not know where we are.). We arrived there at noon, which initially was very hot but it gets cloudy and rains for a while later on.
We had a few shots in French Village before heading to Japanese Tea House. At Japanese Tea House, we had to park our car at the designated parking lot, which is 300m away from our 1st destination. Minna was wearing 4" heels so there is no way that she's going to walk up the steep slope without herself rolling down like a bowling ball. So, David managed to convince the guard to let us through, by putting me as a mortgage redeemable by parking the car back to the designated parking lot after dropping the gals (-.-").
I love the atmosphere in Japanese Tea House.. it was surrounded by nature, with BIG koi fish, and apparently someone try to do fish spa with his finger and got bitten by the Koi. haha. I also met Rachel Yap's cousin there and thanks to her, she help out with the kimono photoshoot.
Finally, we left Bukit Tinggi at 5.30pm heading to Sg. Buloh for the lovely Dim Sum (not sure if its lovely or we are starving... )! It was a tiring but lovely day!
Regards,
Pete
