A swimming crocodile spotted at the Langkawi Crocodile Farm (also locally known as Taman Buaya Langkawi). Based on the Langkawi websites, the must-see during a visit is the crocodile feeding session. It's RM10 per entry.
A special nasi lemak (rice cooked with coconut milk) that is added with hash browns and short sausages. Taken during a hotel buffet breakfast - which explains why it's "special".
Glittery tiny square tiles used to cover up a pillar at a temple. The colour combination of brown, orange and yellow is really matching. Photo taken at a local cave temple in Ipoh, Perak.
Kellie's Castle is not exactly in Ipoh but it's probably the one and only historical place nearby. The castle belonged to the late William Kellie Smith. It's located rather out of place - in his rubber plantation, in Batu Gajah along Gopeng Road.
The Ipoh Railway Station is certainly one impressive building in Ipoh. It was built with a unique architecture called Mughal style, from India. That's why it's sometimes known as the Taj Mahal of Ipoh.
The magnificent Ipoh Town Hall is located at the middle of the Ipoh city. It was completed in 1916 and was initially used as the Post and Telegraph Office. The architecture of the structure was designed by a famous British architect. It features Greek and Roman elements.
The most prominent tree on the photo is called the Ipoh Tree. It's the tree that Ipoh, my hometown in Perak, was named after. It's located in the middle of a park in between the Ipoh Railway Station and the Ipoh Town Hall.
The night view of Colmar Square at Bukit Tinggi's Colmar Tropicale from the viewing tower. Rows of lights are usually lighted to brighten up the place.
From the top of the viewing tower, you'll probably have the best view of the whole Colmar Square. It's only a street with beautifully designed French-themed buildings surrounding the Colmar Tropicale area.
The one and only entrance and exit for Colmar Tropicale at Bukit Tinggi. One of the features at the Colmar Square is the cuckoo clock tower, which was designed after Riquewihr Tower in Alsace.
This is the welcome view of the French-themed Colmar Tropicale at Bukit Tinggi. There is a roundabout just in front with a fountain in the middle. It is also the place where you take the shuttle buses to other nearby attractions.
A unique type of decoration that resembles Japanese fishes with various colours hanging from the ceiling of the Japanese Village's souvenir store at Bukit Tinggi.
The view inside Bukit Tinggi's Japanese Village. The garden was designed with renowned Japanese architecture built by a team of skilled craftsmen from Japan.