Bukit Cerakah (Taman Pertanian Bukit Cahaya Seri Alam) Part 1
After having a long discussion with one bunch of friends during "yam cha", we came out the idea of cycling at Bukit Cahaya Sri Alam Agricultural Park, one of the notable place for you if you are looking for beautiful sceneries, the power of the nature and adventurous activities.
At 9.00 am sharp on 16th of November 2008, we made our very first step into the entrance of the park. That day was overcrowded as there were a few buses that carrying hundreds of tourists regardless from local or overseas. 10 of us came in with a very "casual" attire and someone was wearing sandal for cycling (laugh). Each of us paid RM 3 in order to gain the access to the mother nature. Without wasting the time, we went to the bicycles' rental stores which known as "barn" for us. Hundreds of people, pushing here and there, and being picky for the conditions of the bicycles were surrounding the small barn which caused an internal traffic congestion.
There are two types of bicyles, one is the typical old bike with colourless costs RM 3 each, and another one is so-called a new bike which costs RM 5 each. If you are renting the bike for more than an hour, RM 1 will be charged for the subsequent hours. As the culture of "kiasu" brought over to Malaysia, everyone will be trying to get the best bike. Not only that, if the parts of the bike are spoiled, you are allowed to demand the mechanic to replace the specific parts, (sounds like sending a car for tuning, hahahaha). When the needle of my watch hit at 9.40 a.m, everybody started the one of memorable trip that will never be forgotten.
That's all for part I. In the next part, more pictures will be uploaded for better understanding & viewing purpose.
At 9.00 am sharp on 16th of November 2008, we made our very first step into the entrance of the park. That day was overcrowded as there were a few buses that carrying hundreds of tourists regardless from local or overseas. 10 of us came in with a very "casual" attire and someone was wearing sandal for cycling (laugh). Each of us paid RM 3 in order to gain the access to the mother nature. Without wasting the time, we went to the bicycles' rental stores which known as "barn" for us. Hundreds of people, pushing here and there, and being picky for the conditions of the bicycles were surrounding the small barn which caused an internal traffic congestion.
There are two types of bicyles, one is the typical old bike with colourless costs RM 3 each, and another one is so-called a new bike which costs RM 5 each. If you are renting the bike for more than an hour, RM 1 will be charged for the subsequent hours. As the culture of "kiasu" brought over to Malaysia, everyone will be trying to get the best bike. Not only that, if the parts of the bike are spoiled, you are allowed to demand the mechanic to replace the specific parts, (sounds like sending a car for tuning, hahahaha). When the needle of my watch hit at 9.40 a.m, everybody started the one of memorable trip that will never be forgotten.
That's all for part I. In the next part, more pictures will be uploaded for better understanding & viewing purpose.