A group of UMS students organised a trip together with their lecturers to visit the Mahua Waterfall through my dad’s tour agency, Mahua Nature Holidays, and my parents were the tour organisers there.

These are the pictures that were taken..

Parents even brought them for a Tuhau planting session on a hill nearby, and these students just absolutely love it! City people just don’t get to experience this! (And even I myself haven’t planted any.. or wait. I have, in my backyard LOL.)

Here’s parents & others standing in front of the signboard..

Here’s dad showing them how to plant the tuhau..

And here are the students posing after each completed their tuhau planting task. Some even wanted to plant more than one plant! Ke-syokkan maybe..

These are their night activities.. gathering near the camp fire..

Doing the Sumazau train dance at the Balai Raya..

Doing the Joget dance..

Doing the spot dance, too. It’s part of the Mahua Nature Holidays Stress Therapy..

These students were supposed to be in bed at around 11pm, but they partied until 12am! They even had a karaoke session there at the balai raya (what balai raya in English??)

Before they all left, everybody kept on saying that they will be organising another trip on the next holiday and coming back for more fun away from the city.. The senior students complained though, that they wouldn’t be able to join the trips..

And another thing they commented about the place the next day: It was freezing cold there! So when you come here, don’t forget to bring your sweaters and blankets and such ya!

* Sis blogged about this, too. Click here to read it!