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Sri Lanka 5d4n

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Sri Lanka 5d4n tour Sigiriya: Rising dramatically from the central plains, Sigiriya—often called Lion Rock—is one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic landmarks which is the main reason for me to visit Sri Lanka . Built in the 5th century by King Kashyapa, this massive rock fortress once housed a royal palace perched nearly 200 metres above ground. The approach itself is a journey through time: symmetrical water gardens, boulder gardens, and terraced landscapes reveal a level of urban planning far ahead of its era. At the summit, ruins of the palace and breathtaking panoramic views await, stretching across dense jungle and distant hills. Polonnaruwa ancient city : Stepping into Polonnaruwa feels like walking through a living museum of Sri Lanka’s medieval golden age. Flourishing between the 11th and 13th centuries, this ancient city became the island’s second capital after the decline of Anuradhapura. Its ruins are remarkably well preserved, offering insight...
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Tandem Tour : Pengkalan Kempas, 185km

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Pengkalan Kempas Tandem Touring 3d2n, 185km.  1–3 January 2026 (fr left:Dirk, Jenny, Serene, KC, Wind, Susan, Kelly, AhPoh, AhLeng.)  We kicked off the New Year with a memorable adventure: four tandem bikes and AhLeng’s single bike, setting out for a 3D2N tour to Pengkalan Kempas. Guru Dirk Limann and AhPoh led the team as Captain and Co-captain. Our journey began at Mango Tea Café, Pokok Mangga Street, after a satisfying bowl of delicious hu-kiao noodles. The off-road route was scenic and enjoyable, though it came with several muddy stretches. Dirk skillfully guided us through a mix of taman roads and factory routes, cleverly avoiding the high-traffic trunk roads. After Bukit Rambai, the terrain became noticeably rougher as we entered Bertam Ulu. At each mud pit, everyone took turns to test the ground and feel for traction. Most were firm and rideable—except one major mud pit, about 1.5 feet deep. No tandem could clear it due to the tandem’s long fram...
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