Colmar Tropicale is also known as the French Village. It is a resort with its buildings constructed in french style.

There is this bridge with four pillars at the entrance of Colmar Tropicale. As I arrived at 11.30, it is still pretty much quiet at the resort.

The entrance of Colmar Tropicale.

Inside the Colmar Tropicale Resort. Barely see much people inside there eventhough it was already afternoon. It is Saturday, probably Sunday would be much busy but I can't imagine whats on the week days. A view towards the entrance in the resort.

The surrounding was very nice though.

It ain't cheap to eat here, I remember last time I saw the price of roti canai is 10 times more expensive. I could eat roti canai to death at the mamak stall outside my house.
Somehow, I was hungry after hours of walking around the place and I really need to fill up my energy.

Mmm.... a Chicken Pizza at the La Flamme Pizza and Pastry restaurant. It does taste good though.
Not convinced? see this... Yummy huh.... see the guy at the background? He must be wondering if he can get a bite of my pizza too.
The pizza cost RM 28 and a can of soft drink cost RM7. A luxury lunch though... I miss my Ipoh Sar Hor Fun le....

A castle like resort right in front of the Colmar Tropicale. It is partially still under construction.

It started to get cloudy at afternoon and once a while, there are light rain dropping. We left Bukit Tinggi about 3.00pm heading towards Kuala Lumpur. I was exhausted and tired, nearly fall asleep while I was driving, Ahh....so danger le, so my Other Half take the turn to drive.

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