The leisure continues....

My little cute shopping queen!

We went to BOH tea plantation on our last day in Cameron. The road down to the valley was very narrow, allowing only one vehicle to drive along. We kept our fingers crossed through out the journey, not wanting to meet any tour bus, else the one that most likely had to give way would be us and that would meant a long and difficult distance to reverse our car to don't know where! The whole valley area was very scenic, with tudor cottages dotting the hill tops. The plantation was huge, with a small settlement and a school for the plantation workers and their children. The BOH tea company had also set up a nice visitors center there, which had a shopping store and cafe in it. The center gives history on the company and provides educational tour on tea making process. Definitely a place worth visiting!

Magnificent views of the plantation.

Climbing up the slope to the visitors center. There is actually a proper walking path which we were unaware until we reached the top. What a blunder!

Pics taken outside the visitors center and in the cafe.

The tea plantation settlement in the valley.

We arrived back in KL at late afternoon, but couldn't locate our hotel. We went in circles, paid the toll twice, and landed into the underground road leading to KLCC. In frustration, hubby declared we shall take a break at the mall. After filling up our tummies, we were back to hotel hunt after getting help from the information counter at the mall. Still unable to see our hotel, we seek help again at a petrol kiosk. The amused worker pointed to the opposite side of the kiosk. Haha! It's just across the road.

This time round, they were glued to the TV set once checked in.

Ice-cream again! Eu was rewarded with double scoop for good behaviour. Spent the whole morning and afternoon at The Curve. Daddy lost the kids in Tesco. Don't ask me what happened. We were lucky the store was not crowded at that time, and the kids actually stayed put at the lane where daddy left them. Of course my face was as black as charcoal and as white as milk from anger and fright.

Kiddy ride with Humphrey bear before we headed home!