Felicia has just uploaded all of the photos on Facebook already. Feel free to take a look at the album and there is still Uncle Yao's camera but photos are not uploaded yet. I just used half an hour to tag the first album of the photos in FB and now, back to blogging!

Well, nothing much about Stong. The views were breath-taking, water from waterfall really felt like ice water. We had moon cake and Chinese tea at the viewpoint as seen from the picture above in the night with the brightly-lighted moon above.

No doubt, in the morning at the viewpoint, we were in the midst of the clouds just like when you are in Genting BUT it was much more fun when you actually trekked it up to feel the clouds and not taking the coach up to Genting and get yourself to be in the clouds. Sense of accomplishment, you get it?

A pair of trekking shoes is greatly recommended since I had experienced trekking the mountain with running shoes and trying to get the grip as much as possible, I hurt both of my knees. I used too much force on both knees and now, it hurts a little when I bend it. Uncle Yao must be in disappointment since I didn't fall when trekking due to my shoes. HAHA.

Train journey sucked since you would be stuck in it for 12 hours or so. We were all in upper deck which was more tough for us to exactly play card games with each other. I guess every night there, Yutai and I were the first to hit the sack and then, I think I am going blind real soon cos I didn't take out my contact lens for a day.

Picture speaks a thousand words. No point writing everything out regarding Stong here. You guys just go and take a look at the photos in FB, uploaded by Felicia. :)