Lego Land

It might come to mind that Lego Land is only for kids. But when I visited there, I discovered that it is not only for kids but also for adults.

Some of the creatures on display are humanoid in appearance which are intended for kids amusement, but as an adult, I find these adorable creatures stimulating to mind's creativity. 

What amazed me in the exhibits were the various landmarks in Asia formed from millions of pieces of Lego blocks. Among the landmarks featured were Taj Mahal, the Great Wall of China, Tiananmen Square, Shwedagon Pagoda, Angkor Wat, Petronas Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Center, Singapore City Center, Manila Landscape, Brunei's Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque, Vientiane's Patuxai, etc. At the time of my visit, they just recently unveiled the Istana Bukit Serene exhibit which is the royal palace and the official residence of the Sultan of Johor. With these exhibits, Lego Land is a good place to go for educational tours to learn geography.

In addition, there are also exciting rides. There are various kinds of roller coasters in Lego style. There are also daunting rides, some simulate the sensation of a free-fall. You can also go around the theme park without getting tired by riding on the train. As the train goes around, there are narrations about the scenes you are seeing.

Another attraction are the performances at "City Stage". At the time of my visit, Lego Friends had their concert. It was an interactive show where the audience have to participate.

There is also "The Tower", a covered observation deck providing a panoramic view of the surrounding areas.

Here are the pictures I took at Lego Land.  

Posing in front of the iconic Lego Land Logo. 

Me posing with this snoring Lego man. 
A humanoid tiger holding a Popsicle.

The Lego Baker

Snorkeling.

Rowing with a sleeping fellow.

A granny with pigeon recipes.

A media interview.

Lighthouse by the lake.

Me sailing the Lego boat.

A tractor driver.

The Lego-style train which ferries tourists around the theme park.

The sprouting Lego plants.

A flowering tropical plant made of Lego.

The train station.

A closer look of the train station.

A place where you can practice firefighting.

Here are the pictures of Lego Friends Concert at "City Stage".






Here are the depictions of famous landmarks in Asia.

The Manila Landscape.

Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque

The Patuxai

Angkor Wat

Burma's Karaweik Hall

Shwedagon Pagoda

Scenes of Bali

Singapore City Center

Clarke Quay in Singapore

Taj Mahal

Tiananmen Square

A Scene in China 

Johor Bahru City Center

Johor Bahru Landscape

A Building in Johor

Petronas Tower
Suria KLCC

Kuala Lumpur City Center

Scene in Downtown Kuala Lumpur 

The Kuala Lumpur Sentral

A grandiose building in Kuala Lumpur. 

A magnificent mosque in Kuala Lumpur.

Here are what you can see in the area where the rides are.






Here is the most daunting ride in Lego Land, though milder than the T-Express in South Korea's Everland.











I met this superhero and taken a photo with him.


Here are the other sights at Lego Land.

A Blacksmith

Playing in the Rainbow.

A fireman spraying water to the rainbow.

A fireman on a Dino's head.

A laborious hauling of a Lego block.

Giraffes

The sexy giraffe

A Malay man and his daughter signifying the prayer room for Muslims. 

A fountain of Lego musical instruments.

The revenge of the pharaoh. 

A man and his camel.

Here are the panoramic views from "The Tower".





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