Taman Tumbina, Bintulu...the only mini-zoo in the Northern part of Sarawak. Though not as big and varied as the infamous National Zoo, it was much cleaner and more properly managed.
The African Mahogany tree; I took this opportunity to knock its trunk three times to invoke the blessings of the tree spirit. Superstitious, huh???
Me and my lovely family strolling along the wooden, man-made trail....it was such a day but it was a total fun!
Posing in front of the non-functional, artificial waterfall...heheh
A tiger with a human face...it wasn't scary after all
This was one of the main reasons why I went to Bintulu; its famous and beautiful rocky beach@Tanjung Batu a.k.a Pantai Temasya.
Looking at the sunset as I set my eyes upon the horizon. If I am not mistaken, the famous Teluk Chempedak Beach of Pahang is directly opposite its Sarawakian counterpart; almost a thousand miles apart, separated by the vast body of salty water of the South China Sea....By the way, it reminded me of the times where I spent my spiritual trip to Kuantan back to my campus times...:0
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