During the Chinese New Year holidays, besides going to the Avatar Secret Garden, we also made a trip up Penang Hill.
The station had Chinese New Year decorations up.
The fares:
Walking out from the train station, we can see the viewing deck.
According to the brochure, it is called the Sky Walk. I guess it's because we can walk out to the middle of the sky (sort of).
A little scary if you look down...
The squirrel welcomes us! Penang Hill is home to "black giant squirrels".
Taking a photo with the giant squirrel.
I want a photo too!
Then there is the Love Stroll that we need to pay an admission fee to enter. Needless to say, we didn't pay. :P
This is the map of the Little Village which also costs money to enter. Some parts were open for free admission, so we walked along those paths. The Love Stroll above is part of this too.
This should be going down to the bee area. This path was not reachable without paying, so the photo was taken at a higher spot.
We couldn't get near to the rabbits either, so this photo is thanks to my camera's zoom.
There are some trishaws and bicycles with pretty lights, and someone collecting donations there. The rabbits are actually beyond this, but the area was cordoned off.
Then there were some dwarf houses.
This house is Grumpy's and the second one is Sneezy's. There were name plates on the houses; see the green and orange tags?
The two houses were side by side as you can see in the picture below. However the other houses were not in this lane; probably they are in one of the paying areas.
Walking down that lane, we look up and see beehive-shaped windows. I suppose this is the back of the bee area (remember the entrance I took a photo of earlier?)
While leaving, I snapped another photo of the bunnies.
Besides being at their houses, the seven dwarves are also saying hi to us at another area.
The station had Chinese New Year decorations up.
The fares:
Walking out from the train station, we can see the viewing deck.
According to the brochure, it is called the Sky Walk. I guess it's because we can walk out to the middle of the sky (sort of).
A little scary if you look down...
The squirrel welcomes us! Penang Hill is home to "black giant squirrels".
Taking a photo with the giant squirrel.
I want a photo too!
Then there is the Love Stroll that we need to pay an admission fee to enter. Needless to say, we didn't pay. :P
This is the map of the Little Village which also costs money to enter. Some parts were open for free admission, so we walked along those paths. The Love Stroll above is part of this too.
This should be going down to the bee area. This path was not reachable without paying, so the photo was taken at a higher spot.
We couldn't get near to the rabbits either, so this photo is thanks to my camera's zoom.
There are some trishaws and bicycles with pretty lights, and someone collecting donations there. The rabbits are actually beyond this, but the area was cordoned off.
Then there were some dwarf houses.
This house is Grumpy's and the second one is Sneezy's. There were name plates on the houses; see the green and orange tags?
The two houses were side by side as you can see in the picture below. However the other houses were not in this lane; probably they are in one of the paying areas.
Walking down that lane, we look up and see beehive-shaped windows. I suppose this is the back of the bee area (remember the entrance I took a photo of earlier?)
While leaving, I snapped another photo of the bunnies.
Besides being at their houses, the seven dwarves are also saying hi to us at another area.
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