After months of advance booking (It's about 5 months to be exact - see below), we finally get to go Sekeping Serendah :D Yes, it is that difficult to book because they only have 2 glass sheds and their bookings are very full.
On our way to Serendah, we spotted this durian stall by the street and decided to return afterwards to satisfy our crave for durians.
Durian & Me
Yummy durian kampung
Some cooling cendol ice after durian
rojak and chiling coconut
We had laksa too, but it was lousy though
Roy
Us
After getting our tummy full, we visited a temple at Rawang and a waterfall nearby.
Now, back to Sekeping Serendah:
Our two-storey glass shed
Some wooden structure at our foyer
The road leading to our shed
The track leading to the pool. We decided to skip the pool cuz
the pool was tiny and most of the time dominated by a bunch of rowdy guests. -___-
Me at our foyer cum BBQ area
Our kitchen area
Our open-air toilet
Our bathroom
Me, Angel and Jacky @ our living area
Me again
We have an exit door from our 2nd floor
Roy posing for the camera
A happy Jacky
Me reading a book at our foyer
A very steep stairs leading to the 2nd floor
Our bed =)
View from the 2nd storey
Can you see the round silver dish? That's our BBQ pit
Other shed
Unexpected guest
This unique bug crawled at our door and we were totally amazed
We were playing Monopoly Deal most of the time XD
At night, it was BBQ time!
From left - Roy, James the birthday boy, Me, Shirley, Angel and Jacky
Can't recall why I am laughing so hard >_<
The next morning.
Breakfast time
We had nasi lemak which the Serendah caretaker tarpau-ed for us
Can you see the amount of fat and skin on the right? Totally gross.....
According to my mom, this must be the kampung chicken because our normal farm chicken was injected and don't have this much of fat.
Most probably it's really kampung chicken because Serendah was surrounded with the orang asli people village.
One last picture of us before we depart
Last but not least, I think I should mention that there is no TV and phone signal here. So we were totally
back to basic for these two days. No annoying calls, no facebooking, no tweeting. :)
To summarize, I think it was a good back-to-nature retreat and we had loads of fun. =)
For more info on Sekeping Serendah, you can visit their website at
http://www.serendah.com/