The first trip to Bukit Tabur didn’t happen, owing to a bout of food poisoning. Fortunately, the second time worked out. The trip started off at 4:45am, reaching the start of the trail at about 5:45am.
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After reading and hearing so much about it, I finally decided to catch the sunrise at Broga Hill.
The hill is located near the University of Nottingham campus in Semenyih — about a 45 minute drive from KL. Broga Hill is also known as Bukit Lalang, probably due to the abundance of lalang that scatter the hill. The hike is a fairly simple walk of about 45 minutes uphill.
After catching only 2 hours of sleep, I left for Semenyih at about 5:30am. I finally arrived at the foot of the hill at about 6:30am, after a series of wrong turns. It was rather shocking to see the number of cars already parked by the road. By a rough approximate, I’d have to say there were at least 40 cars at the start of the trail.
Regardless, I started the hike upwards.
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Sometimes, the best place is on the sidelines.
No beginning, no end.
On our way back from Penang after Ben & Amelia’s wedding, we decided to detour slightly and visit the Taiping Zoo. We had seen the signage on the way up, but didn’t have time to drop by. Would it be as disappointing as Zoo Negara? I wanted to find out.
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After weeks of planning and apprehension before the actual wedding day, it had finally happened! Not everything went according to plan, like the untimely rain and the last-minute change in plans. But all in all, it was an amazing experience.
I was honored to be part of such a special day, and to be entrusted to capture these once-in-a-lifetime moments, it’s something else.
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My very first taste of Godiva chocolate.
Heavenly.
Need I say more?
I’ll sip my café au lait and watch the world go by.
While walking along Jalan Alor, amidst the helter-skelter of the neon lights, I noticed a tree adorned with fairy lights. It seemed so out of place, with cars parked haphazardly at every inch of the road and the throngs of people making their way along. But the tree, it emanated an aura of serenity. I had to take a picture. I quickly made my way below the tree, looked up, and saw this.
Magical. I especially love the out-of-focus bokeh.
Suddenly remembering that I wasn’t alone, I turned around and just about managed to catch my aunt snapping a picture of my Mum and Sis.
Maybe there is indeed beauty in chaos.
Congratulations, Ben & Amelia!
