Japanese Village Review

We come here after our trip to Genting Highland , is take about 30 min arrive here , Japanese village and the French village are adjacent attractions. The Japanese village is located a little higher, about 3,500 meters above sea level. When you arrive at the parking lot, you need to walk up the stairs to the village. There have some signboard to guide you to actual way ,This Japanese village is a few Japanese-style buildings in the forest. The village is very small. It can be completed in half an hour. There is no more leisure space inside. Kimono is provided for taking pictures.

Located on the Bukit Dingyi Plateau, there are several net red attractions, it is still worth seeing, in addition to the unique, romantic French village, there is also a quiet, elegant Japanese village, as the name implies, here is also a scenic spot built in accordance with Japanese style, very distinctive.

The styles of Japanese villages and French villages are different, and they better show the characteristics of Japanese culture - restraint, civility, and courtesy. The scenery is of course excellent, and it is green and beautiful.

The Japanese village and the French village are adjacent scenic spots. The Japanese village is a little higher, about 3500 meters above sea level. When we get to the parking lot, we need to walk up the stairs to the village. This Japanese village is just a few Japanese-style buildings in the forest. The village is very small and can be swimmed in half an hour. There are no more places for leisure in it. Kimono photos are provided here.

From Kuala Lumpur downtown to Colmar town, public transportation takes about 1.5 hours. Then a free transport car with a fixed time from the French village to the Japanese village is a quiet and quiet place compared with the French village. It feels like a Japanese family in the mountains, a restaurant and a spa, but there were few people and no restaurant. There was a small botanical garden under the restaurant, right? If you are interested in plants, you can go to see them. If you have Colmar, you can come here. If you are in the city, don't go so far to Japan and France. The local people drive to places where they have weekend leisure. The trip is only for French and Japanese villages. It's not suitable for foreigners to go to play. Of course, they have to stay in their hotels. It's good to play horseback riding, jungle and so on. You can go there.

Japanese villages and French villages are relatively close. When you arrange the itinerary, you can arrange them together. There is a feeling of going to two countries a day. It is very good and fresh. It is worth taking a look...