Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Not to be confused with Bukit Botak in Puncak Alam, there is also another Botak (Malay word for bald) Hill in Sabah with various names. Some also call it Bukit Gundul (Indonesian word for bald) or Bukit Gentisan (name of the nearby village). Bukit Gundul / Botak / Gentisan Hiking Guide Here’s the trailhead / starting […]
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Tawai Forest Reserve is one of the forests located in Tongod, the heart of Sabah, where you’ll find a 95 meters tall Tawai Waterfall! It is known as the second tallest waterfall in Sabah. Wonder which is the tallest in Sabah then? Well, that’s gonna be one of the waterfalls on Borneo’s tallest mountain, Mount Kinabalu,
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Located between Kundasang town and Mesilou, Sosodikon Hill is a very easy, beautiful hill to climb. Yet, the view on the top is marvelous. You can enjoy the hilly villages view like it’s a different world. If you’re lucky, you’ll get to witness an unobstructed view of Mount Kinabalu when there’s no cloud around. How To Reach
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Located in Mesilou, Kundasang, Maragang Hill sits between the town and Mount Kinabalu. This hill has gained its popularity due to the beautiful view at the top. While some would start their hike very early to catch the sunrise, some would go for the hike at a later time to enjoy the scenery and nice weather
At 3776 meters, Mount Kinabalu via ferrata was verified by Guinness World Record as the highest via ferrata in the world. Via ferrata is the Italian word for ‘Iron Path’, it is a protected mountain path with cables and metal rungs installed along the rockface. The via ferrata route on Mount Kinabalu allows climbers to enjoy the
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Kinabalu National Park, home to the magnificent Mount Kinabalu, is also Malaysia’s first World Heritage Site. While the main attraction of Kinabalu Park is, of course, the climb up to Mount Kinabalu, the park also offers many hiking trails by the base of the mountain. There are currently 10 nature trails available for you to explore, ranging
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I was searching for the best and cheapest place to stay for the days before and after my climb to Mount Kinabalu, and I found Happy Garden Kundasang. Booked my stay and headed there right after my climb to Mount Nungkok. It was very convenient to stay here to prepare for my climb as it is only a 2-minute
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Mount Nungkok, was given the name ‘Anak Kinabalu’, by locals from the nearby villages. It means the ‘child of Kinabalu’, as it sits right beside the gigantic Mount Kinabalu. Mount Nungkok is less known and it cannot be seen from the touristy town of Kundasang or Kota Kinabalu. Even though it is less than half the
Riverside Camping With Mount Kinabalu View After leaving my first campsite in Tegudon Village, I headed to Polumpung Melangkap View Camp Site (PMVCS) to camp for another night, as part of my 30 Days Sabah Trip on a Bike, before heading to Mount Nungkok and Mount Kinabalu. At first sight, the campsite was more packed compared to my previous
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Throughout my Sabah Trip On A Bike, Tegudon Tourism Village is my most favorite campsite. Campsite by the stunning river, view of the majestic Mount Kinabalu, exquisite spot for stargazing, hanging bridge to the paddy field across the river, and a hiking trail to a waterfall nearby… What more do you need!! This was the most scenic
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