Although there are a lot of monkeys in the vicinity of the park, friendly they aren't...

True enough they do let you get close but not that close cause they'll start to growl and worse, come after you! Then it sparked a debate between us:

"When a monkey comes after you, do you run or cycle fast?"

My answer: Monkey brain soup! Yum Yum....


So anyways, yeah we did see loads of 'un-friendly' monkeys who loves to be ignored and left alone in our journey to the dam and interesting enough, one posed for us while searching for food to scrimmage.


Not that I'm complaining but does the end of the journey have to test you like hell? The road up the dam was like a stairway to heaven type of road, it's so freaking high that I we have to get down and push our bicycles up for it's madness!!!

I forgot to take a picture of the slope but it's high lah ok!


This I forgot to mention, we did see a place whereby the scenery overlooking the area was awesome and we decided to check it out on our way back from the dam. And might I tell you, it was so awesome it was practically captivating. The sky was so blue, the grass was so green, and awwww they even had a little hut there for people to rest.


With such blue skies, we decided to jump for joy weeeee....


The hardest part was the journey back.

True enough it was fun and exciting throughout the journey to the end, however the way back ain't easy when you begin to get really tired, and the sun is at the highest of it's peak, scorching heat piercing your skin and your muscles starting to give up on you.


But the best part was, we survived hurray!

And you want to know the irony of it all?


The park provides free buses for patrons to sit and go to the destination and so we thought why not since we were already tired and wanting something amusing to do. And guess what, the bus covered the places we went in just under 10 minutes whereas our entire journey was close to 3 hours.

Sigh, hell really is torturous.