Fruit Farm @ Desaru & Others

Date:  Nov 9, 2015

Yesterday, it was a holiday for both Jay & Kay.  

We have a fun day visiting Desaru.

Breakfast

Our original plan is to go to Lego Land.

So, we start our journey from 8am in the morning.  

We drove 1-car into Malaysia.

We drove to one Kopi shop around Bukit Indah and we ordered a lot of breakfast.

Very simple, drive into the shop house lots, and then drive around, and if you see a lot of cars park around a certain Kopi Shop and there are a lot of people eating there, no need to think, just park your car and proceed to the breakfast place.  HaHaHaHa...

I always found that Malaysia breakfast is always very good. 

We ordered a lot of food.

Every one is very happy with the breakfast.  We eat so much thinking that later we going to walk a lot.

 

Legoland

At first, I tried to park at the hotel.  The hotel car park is full.

That should be normal, as tomorrow is Deepavali day.  So, many Singaporeans might take the Monday off and come to Legoland and play.

So, we parked at Zon 1 & 2 car park where we need to walk a long way to the park.

When we reached the ticket station, we see so many students, from different schools.

That means all these students are going to queue up for the same ride some thing.  Even food.

We quickly checked out the Water Park.  And there are 3 schools there.  

Legoland is jam packed today!

And it has reached his limit.

So, we decided not to go Legoland!

But how can we come to Legoland without playing a single bit of Lego.

So, we brought the kids to the Legoland Hotel Lobby.

There is a Lego shop at the lobby too.  The Lego toys are cheaper by 10-20% due to the exchange rate.

The parents gathered around to make contingency planning.

We not going to Puteri Harbour as the Thomas Land is for young kids.

We not going to Angry Bird Park as it is also for young kids.

Yeah!  We have older kids now.

But not so old and big as we still can fit 8 pax in the 1-car.

So, we can either go north to Yong Peng for makan, and farm.

Or we can ….

 

Desaru Fruit Farm

We end up making a spontaneous decision to go to Desaru.  

It is a driver’s decision.

So, we exit the Senai Premium Outlet exit and take E22 Senai-Desaru highway to Desaru.

The Desaru Fruit Farm is just 1min drive on the left when you exit E22.

We do not know what is here.  But since, there is not much choice, let’s go there.

Wow!  Dragon Fruit that climbs tree.

We have to buy tickets to visit the farm.

The farm is about 100 acres.  But we only visited the visitor area.

Oh ya… there is a Dirt Go Kart circuit there.  And I mean it when I say “Dirt”.  When you zoom zoom around, all those dirt fly up to the air, and makes you whole body 100% covered by dirt.  Like Mark Watney covered in the sand storm in the Martian movie. 

The fruit shops and gift shops.  This is where you buy the tickets.

That is our ride to the fruit orchard.

They sell a lot of these kind of wooden chair.  Very heavy.  Made from solid wood.

More chairs.

More than 100 fruits are grown here.

Two things the kids observed.

1.  It is a moving house.

2.  It has stairs.

My wife don’t even notice that it is a truck / lori.

Of course the kids are excited.

They are about to sit on a lori that looks like a house and has stairs.

This is where we started our learning journey.

You pay for the ticket, and you get a tour guide.

Abang will explained everything the kids need to know.

We learned how to differentiate a white meat and red meat dragon food.

They get to see how the dragon fruits grow on the plant.

Jackfruit is also known as Nangka.

The jackfruit can grew up to 20KG.

Abang said, the Pulasan sometimes is nicer than the rambutan.

Puah Long Long.  Very nice to juice it.  Fight many illness.

The green one is the Buah Long Long juice.  Orange one is Passion Fruit juice.

RM3 per bottle.  It is very very good.  The kids love it.

Buah Long Long looks like this.

Sometimes it is called Sari Guo.

We are now at the Passion Fruit Trail.

It’s CoCo.  From Africa.

四角豆

The tour guide Abang is very friendly.

He helped climb the plants to pick some seeds for my wife to plant.

Abang also peel the passion fruits he pick up from the ground.  The kids loves it.

They like it.

It is sour but very tasty.  Fresh.

Yummy Yummy.  Passion Fruits.

Oh look, Papaya.

This one is for show only.  Because it is a rare pink color banana flower.  

The banana cannot eat.

We found bitter gourd.

Strawberry Guava?  Never taste this before.

Never seen this before too.

They even have pomelo.

Jay found another passion fruit.

Megkudu.

Also high in nutritious value.

They also plant Longan.

What flowers are these?

Hello Mr. Durian tree.  Why you got so many flowers drop down?  Is it season coming soon?

Mulberry

Now we enter the ginger garden.

No idea what is this… but it is pretty.

Thousands finger bananas.

The cat whiskers leaf.  Good for high blood, and diabetes.

Banana king.

Roselle.

Leng Kim.

We are half way in our tour.  Let’s rest for a while.

Let’s chill out here.

Here got an Agriculture Gallery.  Not too many things to see, but enough to understand.

Kids can learn some science in here.

There are some toys and games for them to play too.

A mangosteen tree.

Nice flowers.

Another nice flowers.

Abang open up some paper and plastics bag and bring us some fresh jambu.

Just eat like this?  No washing?

Yummy and juicy.

This is the white color one.  Just now as red.

These are the birds you can see here.

Oh dear… Kay Kay open up one Passion Fruit all by himself.

There is a mini zoo inside.

Rabbit station.

The rabbit is lovely. 

This one looks old.

The goat station.

So many goats.  Can feed them too.

Goat teeth.

Feeding time.

The kids are comfortable with the rabbit.

Pat pat… no problem.

More animal ahead.

Fire Chicken = Turkey.

Turtle.

Ducky.

Duck.

Rosster.

Eggs.

This looks like pigeon.

4 days old rabbit.

One month old.

Our ride back here again.

Every one has a free fruit platter.

At first we wanted to go Sungei Ringgit.  But then, let’s eat at the fruit farm.

Coconut Tom Yum.

Nasi goreng.

Passion fruit chicken.

We bought a few of these.

and cempadak too.

If you happen to bring kids to Malaysia, try spent 2-3 hours here.  It’s fun!

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