Yesterday, me and wife visited the Kuala Selangor Nature Park through its entrance behind the hill Bukit Melawati.
Previously, we have only visited a building containing some aquariums besides the entrance once and having now arrived here unplanned, why not have a walk inside the nature park?
There are these interesting trees in the courtyard. One look like a giant mosquito sucking blood from the other. Another look at it and I thought it could well be monsters doing ballet albeit in a funny way...
OK. The signboard implies we are now entering the main part of the park.
But first we have to walk quite a distance...
Walk we did while enjoying the sights which include banyan trees like this one on the right.
Then we saw a bridge ahead...
This is followed by a junction. Time to choose, left or right...
We could have gone straight too to an observation tower but the area is a dead end. We decided to turn right and walked on...
Along the way we saw this steel building which looks like an uncompleted aviary.
Then the path started bending anti-clockwise...
Looks like we still have a long way to go...
Some 300 metres metre or so a body of water came into view...
It turns out to be a quite long lake...
Look closely and you could see a few cranes around, I mean the birds, not machines...
Then we arrived at another junction.
The right looks out of question.
So we turned left and went on. To be continued...
Yesterday, me and wife visited the Kuala Selangor Nature Park through its entrance behind the hill Bukit Melawati.
Previously, we have only visited a building containing some aquariums besides the entrance once and having now arrived here unplanned, why not have a walk inside the nature park?
There are these interesting trees in the courtyard. One look like a giant mosquito sucking blood from the other. Another look at it and I thought it could well be monsters doing ballet albeit in a funny way...
OK. The signboard implies we are now entering the main part of the park.
But first we have to walk quite a distance...
Walk we did while enjoying the sights which include banyan trees like this one on the right.
Then we saw a bridge ahead...
This is followed by a junction. Time to choose, left or right...
We could have gone straight too to an observation tower but the area is a dead end. We decided to turn right and walked on...
Along the way we saw this steel building which looks like an uncompleted aviary.
Then the path started bending anti-clockwise...
Looks like we still have a long way to go...
Some 300 metres metre or so a body of water came into view...
It turns out to be a quite long lake...
Look closely and you could see a few cranes around, I mean the birds, not machines...
Then we arrived at another junction.
The right looks out of question.
So we turned left and went on. To be continued...
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