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FRENCH VILLAGE COLMAR TROPICAL BERJAYA HILLS

This post was originally published on Asia's Hidden Gem (https://hiddengemasia.blogspot.com/) and is posted here for educational purposes only. 


Colmar Tropicale is a picturesque French-themed resort with fantasy-like surroundings, located at 2,700 feet above sea level amid 80 acres of natural rainforest in Bukit Tinggi, Pahang. This village, situated in the green highlands of Kuala Lumpur, is modelled after the lovely 18th-century town of Colmar in Alsace, France, and houses quaint French cafés, art galleries, vibrant street performances and plenty of exciting activities for visitors of all ages – perfect for a short weekend getaway from KL town.

From the sign, you have known, yes, we did stay at Berjaya Hills Golf & Country Club Resort. It was a reasonable price for 2 days and our chalet was almost looked like a small house, huge, comfortable and it was near the forest view. As we reached the place, it was already afternoon due to heavy traffic since it is festive season.

As we were exhausted and hungry too during traveling, after checked in to our chalet, we decided to have our lunch so we went for food search and fill petrol as well. We found a Chinese restaurant named Garden View Restaurant, obviously, I love Chinese cuisine. I will recommend this place.

                               

After our lunch, we went back to Berjaya Hills again. We decided to go around Colmar Village as we wanted to experience nightlife over there.

Around 8pm, we went to Colmar French Village. It's truly amazing to experience, as we walked in the music sound hits and the dancers were performing over there. The place has a romantic feel, it's kind Modern Tinker Bell's place.

                           
                           
                            
                                        
                                        
                                        
                                        

The shops and most of the restaurants over there closed around 10.30pm to 11pm, since we were so busy walking around, we didn't realize it. Luckily, there was a restaurant in which we can order food to take away. We ordered French inspired pizza and some fries, what goes wrong in pizza right?
Pizza + Movies + Cozy bed = Perfect way to end the day.
                                     

Author: Shobana Manokaran
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