At the same time, Mido has taken up a billboard advertisement (outside the hotel) at this hotspot in Kuala Lumpur next to Pavilion.
We wanted to take a group shot with the Mido advertisement in the background. Hence, the drivers stepped out of the hotel to check the surroundings near the billboard.
We returned to the location in full strength (with passengers and families) and parked our cars strategically for these all-important photographs.
After the formality, the convoy drove to a nearby hot spring for a deserving foot-spa treatment.
The eco-nature drive continued slowly along this narrow road towards Sungei Gabai.
After parking our cars, we held each others’ hand and strolled romantically towards the waterfall.
Watchmaker Lee Eng Yeow and his wife became holiday makers.
And the Lo family adopted the train formation for this photo.
Back on the road, the convoy drove past the water catchment area in Negri Sembilan and into the town of Seremban for a lunch stop. By now, many fellow participants now became good friends.
Young men became ‘brothers’.
BIG Rallye’s very own songbird, Emily, provided live entertainment at the restaurant.
On the last day, while touring Malacca, we made a mandatory stop to purchase local products - tit-bits and snacks.
Of course, we ate the Chendol.
Best of all, most enjoyed the complimentary massage at this parlour.
We gathered for one final group shot in this nonya restaurant before heading home.
It has been another successful event by BIG Rallye. We are thankful to Mido, official partners and everyone in the convoy for making this ‘Driveaway that other Driveaways talk about’.
