Taiping War Cemetery is a graveyard for those killed during World War II. Many soldiers, including some from the Royal Malay Regiment, Gurkhas, British and Australian troops, were killed during the Japanese Invasion of Malaya. It contains 826 graves of commonwealth casualties.
Until today, its lawn and surroundings are very well tended. It was constructed and is maintained by the commonwealth war graves commission. The cemetery is 2 kilometres from the town, past the open park on the road to the waterfall and swimming pool.
yeaa…death man walking…..nice photos man….
It’s brave of you to go down there and shoot! What was involved to get those shots lah?
Great job there, anyway!
Nice Picture bro..Btw did u used filter for the 1st pic? I mean Adobe Photoshop Filter..;)
@Gobi – Thanks mike
… D40 + kit lens and Hoya Circular Polarizer…
@Sara – Photoshop actions
@Ndmervin – We need to get permission first, hehe
First photo is great!