Chong Hwa J3 MIN 3 Days 2 Nights to Broga Hill + Port Dickson



The students were preparing to decorate a flower on a baked cupcake

Chong Hwa J3 Min class photo along with tour guide tour leader at Smart Inventor's House
Rock climbing require 1 belayer to support each climber
Human Caterpillar is their main activity as the students enjoy playing under the water

The students managed to successfully reached the top of Broga Hill

Visiting Longan Farm
Mushroom Cultivation Board

Location: Broga, 71750 Semenyih, Selangor, Malaysia

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