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Penang Avatar Secret Garden, Tanjung Tokong

AFTER OUR TREE TOP DINNER, we adjourned to a new attraction in Penang, just recently opened to the public.. it is called Penang Avatar Secret Garden!  Even when I was in US, my friend has sent me pictures of this "Avatar" found in at Tanjung Tokong, kind of luring me to Penang once I am back home in Malaysia.... LOL...

It was a Monday night and even that, parking was packed outside on the main road.  I cannot imagine festive seasons or school holidays.... Anyway, there is more parking as we drove in, entrance is free, just pay RM3 for the parking inside.  It is kind of dark so that the colourful and mystical lights draped on the tree branches can sparkle at their best.  For older people like me, we just have to be careful of the steps.. best to take a torch light or use our handphone as torches.  Well, I have fallen once.. so I am very phobia about "mis-stepping"...
At the Scene of Avatar... 
Marking our presence, as usual...
Mindful of the steps... ok!


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  1. Nice! Nicer than Gardens by the Bay in Singapore?

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  2. Wow, very nice inside, I like!

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  3. Wow, Claire, WOW!! It looks like it is raining light!! Are the lights real? Is it projected? I would LOVE going to this! And I adore the tulips of light, too. I am so glad your pictures turned out this good, so now we can all enjoy it!

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    1. Thank you, they really make an effort doing it nice...

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  4. Wow! Looks like a fairyland. Didn't know this place existed. Thanks for sharing, Claire.

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    1. At the moment, it is quite small... free ma.. hahaa

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  5. A new attraction. A must-visit place in Penang.

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  6. Thanks for the photos! Looks very nice.

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  7. Wow! I must visit this place on my next trip and paint my face with colours like Avatar Goddess.

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  8. nice!, may i know what time this place open n closed..tq

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