(From left) Malaysia Book of Records research journalist cum general admin executive Siti Hajar Johor, business development director Jwan Heah Yeow Hooi, Wong as well as Gamuda Cove assistant general managers Genie Tey and Tan Zijin with cherry blossom tree replica at Gamuda Cove Experience Gallery.
GAMUDA Land has entered the Malaysia Book of Records for having the country’s tallest cherry blossom tree replica installed at its 619ha Gamuda Cove township.
The 9.1m replica, also dubbed as a wishing tree with an investment value of around RM60,000, has since attracted hundreds of visitors a day and will continue to be on display at the entrance of Gamuda Cove Experience Gallery until April 4.
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