I had the opportunity to train here in 2012 and 2013 with Petronas, UMW and Media Prima group and Simplisity, and had a really good time away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Be prepared to be unplugged from the rest of the world as handphone coverage is scarce and internet connection non-existent. This resort is only accessible by 4X4 provided by the resort. It is short 10 minute ride but enough to give the novice a feel for the 4X4. Once in the report area, you will find a shangri la of training venue. Not surprising because it was built and owned by the same people who own the Shah Alam Concord Hotel. Food was awesome. The staff were friendly and training support was superb. The toilets...well just look at the pictures...would you expect toilets like these in the outdoors ? A picture is worth a thousand words as the old adage goes...
My review
Accommodation*****
Food*****
Staff*****
Facilities*****
Training Support *****
Overall Experience*****
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| Eating by the riverside |
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| Eating by a small waterfall |
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| The food just taste better in nature |
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| Simply delicious...a mix of western and malay dishes |
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| Taking a nap here is to know the meaning of serenity |
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| The Training Hall |
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| The Varendah |
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| Typical rooms. the Double deckers are custom made..very comfortable |
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| The varendah |
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| What a view |
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| The musolla |
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| Praying here is a different experience when you pay attention to your heart and mind |
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| For those who prefer the safari type dwelling |
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| Really comfortable..Fits 4 people |
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