Kluang 2 days 1 night trip

Talk about financial & time freedom. My uncle celebrated his 93rd birthday in Kontena Hotel Kluang recently with 108 relatives & friends. He had reserved the hotel with a scrumptious buffet dinner, complete with 15 rooms & swimming pool for whomever that wants to enjoy the facilities. 



My whole family decided to take the opportunity to enjoy a short trip in Kluang. It has been ages since my dad went to Kluang. 

Alas, I had work on both days that we are travelling...as my work is online, it means a 'go' for me...just needed some small twirks...and here we go...

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1) Talula Hill Farm Resort Kluang : it was relatively short drive, a few minutes drive uphill. I was surprised as it was a short drive but we're quite high on the mountain. The view is magnificent. MUST TRY > Lamb shoulder !!! ...very tender & generous portion...
There's a small kiosk selling specialty ice-creams at the parking lot...a must for sweet tooth after lunch!!! We had home-made durian icicle & passionfruit ice pop!!! 

2) Kontena Hotel Kluang : great for wedding, birthday, corporate gathering...superb location. Friends & relatives are able to sleepover after a night of chit-chatting and take a dip in the pool whenever they want with lots of privacy.

3) Foo Man Tang Food Paradise : spoilt for choice local delicacies. My favourite you tiao, fried sesame glutinous ball, Hong-Kong style chee chong fun overflowing with fresh prawn & char siew, fish porridge, bak kut teh, curry noodles, sarawak kolo mee. MUST TRY > fresh goat milk & roti canai!!! I really tasted all these food, but of course, a bite from my family members, not that i ate the whole portion of each item...Make sure to wear comfortable clothing as it can get really warm...while enjoying the mouth watering delicacies, you'll be bathe in sweat!!! Definitely worth it!!!


4) Kluang Kopi Cap Televisyen : get ready your camera for there are many nostalgic picture worthy spots. Wide variety of cake & muffins. MUST TRY > waffle & ice cream. Free flow of  coffee & cream crackers on the table within your reach...bought some white coffee kosong sachets too... remember to take a peek at the Liberica Coffee Tree in front of the shop...


If you are looking forward to a free & easy life like mine, join me on a fun-filled journey by 
empowering not only yourself but others as well.

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Looking forward to the next exciting adventure,
Krysttal Lim


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