Off the beaten-path Ayer Keroh Malacca
What does Ayer Keroh have apart from,

CHENDOL,

BAO,

and RM2.50 Chicken rice?
(Cumi: Really well prepared roast & boiled chicken! Moist and flavourful with minimal salt. Possibly even better than the best, at dirt cheap prices! - compared to KL that is)

CHENDOL,

BAO,

and RM2.50 Chicken rice?
(Cumi: Really well prepared roast & boiled chicken! Moist and flavourful with minimal salt. Possibly even better than the best, at dirt cheap prices! - compared to KL that is)
This crazy little ride can get pretty intense .. tearing up steep terrain, stirring up dust, mud and leaves as you learn to negotiate sharp turns, uneven gravel grounds and deep slopes. By the end of this mad, bumpy ride you may just feel yourself swaying a little but the sweat is worth it! It's excellent and even a little nerve-wrecking especially as the biggest dip comes into view. What goes up, has to come down right .. yikes! Just take a deep breath and go for it... I did and lived to tell the tale .. haha :P
This wheel spinning adventure is created by Chang Chong Onn, a friendly and humble family man who started a mini go-kart circuit because of his passion for speed, fast 'toys' and fast action martial arts. This cool dude represented Malaysia in numerous International Tae Kwon Do competitions (back when he was half his current size... erm, even he admits:P) and has travelled as far as Europe to show off his death defying stunts which include, flying kicks, chopping bricks and flying (body, mind and soul) over speeding bikes. Now if that's not living your passion, I don't know what is! Today Chang runs a go-kart track complete with pocket bikes, ATV/Quad and buggy rides. For you thrill seekers out there, the jungle is way more fun and challenging than the tracks, as I soon found out! You have to be 16 and above to participate but passengers for the buggy may be younger.
However, have no fear..! Kiddos will not be disappointed with the go-kart track as that offers children's mini version of the quad bikes. Talk about making your parents proud of the dare-devil in you (in safe surroundings, of course!) So after a crazy day out in the sun eating chendol, bao and 2.50 chicken rice, I now have a completely different impression of Ayer Keroh. It currently ranks way up there as one of my favourite (made in Malaysia) adventure places for sure!
For more info on how to get lost in this adventure, click WHOA!
For more info on how to get lost in this adventure, click WHOA!





