Bukit Broga, Semenyih

This morning, exactly at 4.30am, my friends and I rushed to Semenyih by cars. Destination? Bukit Broga (Broga Hills). Lately, Bukit Broga is getting famous, thanks to our first astronaut, Dato' Sheikh Muszaphar for promoting the place, "indirectly".

For those not in the know, Bukit Broga is a favourite spot among professional and amateur photographers for taking wonderful wedding or scenary pictures. However, our intention is not to challenge them in taking great photos. Our big mission today is to hunt for the beautiful sunrise and snap a picture out of it.

Fast forward, as we reached the entrance to Bukit Broga, a number of cars has already filled up the parking lot in the palm oil estate. Yet, we managed to park our cars there. Using only a tiny head torchlight, we embrace the small jungle. Aiyoh, hiking a small mountain is not as easy as you think.

As it was still very dark, we could not spot the mountain trail. With a little help from the small trail and following hundreds of people hiking to the top, we finally reached the first peak around 6.30am. There are another three peaks located near to each other. Just take a look at those amazing shots below:

Honestly, the surrounding area at Bukit Broga are simply too beautiful to be ignored, and breathtaking. For one second, it seems like I was standing at one of the beautiful mountain outside Malaysia. God, I am speechless..

Overall, it was a wonderful experience for all of us eventhough this trip is planned at the very last minute. I am looking forward to go to Bukit Broga once again, and planned to bring in more friends to catch the glimpse of the beautiful sunrise.

Someday, I will definitely have this kind of wedding photo, hoho..

Johnson & Johnson Amazing Explore Hunt 2010

This entry was previously posted on June 2010 on my old blogdrive.com. Too bad it's gone.. And now it's here again! After my short Gawai holiday, I managed to team up once again with Kak Sue, Azham & Eija for this Amazing Explore Hunt. What's so amazing about it? Well, for a start, one of us have to climb the KL Tower by stairs (not elevators) to reach the top and look out for the answers. Secondly, we got to play "shoot out penalty" and golf. Too bad we couldn't play the paintball challenge. The last challenge is to remember the exact position of a jigsaw puzzle. On top of that, there are two bonus challenges whereby we must find a "guli" (marble) in a tank full of snakes and also transfer the worm from one plate to another using our mouth. Yucks!! Too bad, our camera girl couldn't take many photo of this event since all of us are too busy solving questions and doing challenges. And we didn't win either. To be honest, this hunt is not t

Simple Optical Illusion

Guys, what do you see in this picture? No idea? Seriously, I will 'hentam' (hit) your head one by one, haha. Joking only maa.. Anyway, this picture is shown during my short one day 'Kursus Kecemerlangan Khidmat Pelanggan dan Pengurusan Aduan' in HQ. While I was waiting to register my name on the attendance list, the facilitator ask the audiences what do they see in this picture? Most of the audiences answers the usual 'what you see is what you get' (WYSIWYG) answers. Such answers include, "There's a couple standing, there is a tree, there is a sea, etc..." (Aiseh, c'mon la guys, think deeper!!). Anyway, you too could figure it out the answers easily without 'google' the internet. Very 'kacang one' (piece of cake) optical illusions to play on your work mates during lunch hour, haha..

Life-Saver Walk Hunt 2010

As planned, the four of us arrived at Taman Tasik Titiwangsa at 7.30am and register ourselves at one of the booth where En. Zahrol, the Coc was standing. I am pretty sure that most of the participants have not yet arrived, judging from the short queue and also several boxes that are still sealed. At 8.00 am, En. Zahrol make a quick briefing to all participants. While my team mate enjoys the morning sunshine, I noticed some of the familiar faces of seasoned hunters taking part in this hunt. I also notice Michael Pang, too. Maybe he will be covering this hunt event and posted on his blog, as usual. The first part of the hunt involves answering 20 questions related to Pusat Sumber Transplant Nasional. The second part involves answering 15 questions whereby 10 questions can be answered directly by looking at several signages while the last 5 questions are cryptic questions. 4 out of 5 cryptic questions were easily cracked and spotted except for Question No. 4. “Pi, sounds like eye eye”. Wh

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