Monday, 28th November was declared a public holiday by our new Prime Minister as he had promised. We thought it will be good to visit Gopeng AgroTech Farm and check out the place since we haven't been there. We started our journey at about 10:30am from Ipoh. We took a few wrong turns when going up the hill because there was no signboard to lead the way. We had to stop to ask a few passersby and finally found the place at about 11:40am.
Here we were outside Gopeng AgroTech Farm.
Entrance fee is RM3 for both adults and children. Entrance fee will be exempted for those staying in or having lunch here. Lunch needs to be pre-order a day ahead.
Young asparagus plants.
Young dragon fruit plants.
Dragon fruit flower.
These yellow dragon fruits have thin thorns on the skin of the fruits unlike the normal red skin dragon fruits.
I have not tasted this yellow dragon fruit. I don't know if the taste is same as the red dragon fruit. I don't remember seeing these being sold outside.
Triplets yellow dragon fruits. On the ground are the Chinese chives.
Cekur manis or Sayur manis (Malay) or mani cai (Chinese) or sweet vegetables.
Periwinkles
Seedless Jambu batu or guava seedlings.
Amaranth veggie seedlings.
Hydroponic farming.
Chinese mustard green or kai choy seedling.
Chinese mustard greens or kai choy.

Choy sum with flowers.
Very healthy and tender.
We were tempted to buy the vegetables but didn't.
Kangkong or water spinach.
Chili plants.
Wash basin in front of the wash rooms.
This is part 1, do come back tomorrow for part 2 of our visit.
Sprinkle me with the cleansing blood and I shall be clean again.
Wash me and I shall be whiter than snow.
And after you have punished me, give me back my joy again.
Don't keep looking at my sins - erase them from your sight.
Create in me a new, clean heart.
O God, filled with clean thoughts and right desires.
(Psalm 51:7-10, The Living Bible-TLB)