Zenxin Organic Park, Kluang

Well, it's been a short while since I last blogged, as I was running out of ideas to post on my blog. Thus, as fellow blogger manglish said, it's better not to blog than posting 'garbages' which I totally agreed..LOL. Ok, I was in Kluang over the weekend and thought it's a good idea to share this attraction park to you guys... and take a break from those usual delicious food which makes your stomach growling. :)

Here's the entrance to the organic park. The place is very near to the Ayer Hitam toll but takes around  20 minutes drive to Kluang town. It's usually crowded during weekends where lots of buses especially from Singapore stopped by. It's basically an agriculture park where vegetables and its famous' red flesh' dragon fruit were grown here. I didn't really go through the entire park like what usually fellow blogger , Borneo Falcon, did when he visited places.

We first stopped at their florist centre. Lots of plants can be found here and it's a great place for those hunting for pots of flowers. There's really an assortment of floral available here, it seems.

I've taken some macro shots here of the orkids.....

 

 

 

 

..and cactus. :) I really love the cactus and do thought of buying some!

Guess below are grasses...to be grown in landed properties, well, just guessing.

 

Below is what greeted you when you come to their main hall. And, behind are their dragon fruit plants. They do looks like some sci-fi Aliens especially if this is the first time you glanced at it.LOL

Another snap of the main hall which was crowded at that time. There was a restaurant here which sold a variety of organic foods at affordable price. I bought a 'looi cha' (rice with assortment of vegetables) at RM5 only, which is considered ok for organic. It will be probably around RM3.50 per bowl elsewhere but ....non-organic leh! Too bad I didn't snap a pic of the meal, probably  next time.

 

There's a pond behind, it looks natural and there's lots of fishes inside it. I do really feel relax here looking at the lush and greenery natural portrait.

Here's the organic farm which I didn't go in and explored. The park does have a lot of schedule programs where they organise short trips around the park, sorta like an 'edu-tainment'.Good for kids, I guess.

  

OK, below and above are the dragon fruit plants which I mentioned earlier it looks like Aliens... do you think so? :)

I love these two shots which I zoom in to the raw fruit, which is still growing.

 

Well, another shot of the dragon fruits plantation here below, there's really  lots and lots of the fruit being grown here. It's actually not just here at this park but elsewhere around rural Kluang. I guess Kluang produces a lot of dragon fruits in the country.

 

They also have a mart here, mostly selling organic stuffs and those which are grown here.

 

Here are some other pics of the plantation.This area is really large!

 

  

This will certainly tells how the park looks like.