Short review on Colmar Tropicale

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A place good for a day trip with many possible nice photos taken, and expensive food and beverages.
Can't review on the rooms as I didn't stay. Quite windy, chilly a little, but not too much, good place for a small walk and enjoying the scenery. 

As a person who visited Europe before, when the weather was a bit colder it did give a bit of feeling of Europe and the pretty building designs do cheer you up a bit. Disappointed only on the choice of food and services available for such pretty themed resort where they charge you entrance for RM15.







After that remember to drop by the Japanese Village, where you get to see the Japanese style of Zen Garden and landscaping but gets creepy when approaching evening as you can see that they are suites that closed down probably due to no business.








Nevertheless the walk to bask in the nature was a good one. I recommend.

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