Batang Trip has become a yearly gathering for TMS and ex-TMSian but it was only available for guys (Batang means “stick“). This year we choose somewhere more interesting where this place named Sungai Lembing, it located opposite of Kuantan’s town; approximately another 30 mins once exit the toll.
Well, 3 interesting attractions we were looking for, “The Fall”, “The View” and “The Food”.
But to reach those 2 places, we had to scarify our sleeps and wake up before sunrise; took a lot of time and energy to reach to the point.
The Fall
Took 75mins on the off road truck. 1 hour of jungle hiking.
Well, I called it “Heavenly Fall”, it was the most beautiful and amazing waterfall I’d never seen in my life. Check out more photos from creadaq.com
The View
Another amazing attraction called Bukit Lembing or Panorama Hill. Above the hill, you will amaze with the view of a small little town below the cloud.
The Food
You got to taste the ordinary food from Sungai Lembing. Tomato source fried with local hand-made noodle.
A trip worth for money, it cost less than MYR200 for each person. Stayed at the guest house with 6 rooms only cost MYR700 for 2 nights. In small town, food is much cheaper. I think all the guys were satisfying with the entire trip.
Photos tell thousand words. More photos from creadaq.com
A office with no partition in between, and a large wall approximate 80 feet from front till back. What to do with that piece of large wall?
It was panted in dark gray and apple green on the other site of the wall. At least something to cheer up the environment with some cool design – wall deco or wall sticker which was the easier way.
Estimate the size around 6 feet height and 13 feet wide, after a though and make the full design using illustrator vector, not a single images.
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After the artwork has completed, I sent it to my favorite supplier Art-co International who did all the instant printing. Reasonable price and took them 4 working days to print and stick.
Here how it looks like on the office wall.
