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Farm in the City.

I wanted to blog about this few days ago but I was so busy doing something that I don't even know what is it, now here am I sharing my experience with you about this place.

The place located somewhere in Seri Kembangan. Well go for google map in the new tab if you wanna find out the exact location.

As a tourist, I would like to rate this place 3.5/5 stars. (lol)
There are tortoises, snakes (my favourite idk why), birds, baby kangaroo, fish, rabbits, cows, lambs, etc. They supply food for you to feed the animals. (No extra charge, yay!)

The remaining 1.5 star.. I don't know. I just think the place lack of something but I can't tell what is it. (lol x2)

P/s: lol = speechless ; lololol = I don't know how should I react.









There was this table where they exhibit the chicks and snake and lizard and ostrich's eggs.
Idk why my first reaction when I saw the lizard and the snake was: 'Daddy can I hold it please they look cute can I please oh please?'
Daddy was like: 'ew, why the hell do you like this kind of things?'
I eventually did hold them, tiny gorgeous lil creatures.

I was not fond of this kind of reptiles but after a few time I dreamed about the snakes crawling around my house and they were so scary and I was so scared and then BOOM I like snakes. (Okay this is super duper weird.)

Okay maybe I'll still be scared if the snake is tiny lil one which you'll never know when is it coming.

Bucket list: Go for jungle trekking, discover the wild animals as much as I could. 
(It doesn't really mean that I'm not scared, in fact, I just wanna challenge my limits.)

By the way, tiger cubs are super duper cute!!

That's all for this post. Bye xx

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