It was time to move again. The students checked out of the Mines Beach Resort headed for the renowned Nirvana Memorial Park. Grand Master Yap talked about landforms and gave an introduction of what is important for Yin (graveyard) Feng Shui.
Most of the students were very impressed with what they saw at the magnificent memorial park. For the non-Malaysian students, this was their first ever visit to an Oriental / Chinese memorial park. It certainly was a memorable experience for them.
In the afternoon, they left the Nirvana Memorial Park and set off for their next destination – Genting Highlands. Upon their arrival late in the evening, the students were led to the lobby of the First World Hotel – where they were to stay during their trip in Genting Highlands – to view the model of Genting Highlands. A briefing session was carried out using the model as a tool to point out certain aspects of the layout that the students needed to look out for on the following day when they made their analyses of Genting Highlands.
