Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Last year, I went to the Southernmost Tip of Mainland Asia to watch the solar eclipse. And here, I was at the Northernmost Tip of Borneo! This was part of my Trip Around Sabah On A Bike and I arrived in Kudat on the first day. Content: Tip Of Borneo Kalampunian Beach Where To Stay In Kudat […]
Bukit Bongol is a beautiful yet not too popular hiking place, located in Kota Belud. Its main attraction is the hilly and grassy terrains on the top, with great panorama views to see very far away. Hiking Trails To Bukit Bongol There are currently three trail options to get to the peak of Bukit Bongol.
A Scooter Monkey – Solo Travellers’ Best Choice for Motorbike Rental in Sabah There are so many places to explore around Sabah. Yet, the existing public transportation system may not be very established in these areas. Long distance buses and mini vans are convenient for traveling between cities and districts. If you want to travel
A Community Based Eco-Tourism Project | Experience Murut Hospitality With Orou Sapulot In the interior division of Sabah, there is a small town called Sapulut. Within Sapulut, are several remote villages that are taking part in Orou Sapulot Eco-Tourism Project. ‘Orou’ means the sun in Murut language; this can be easily associated with the warm
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Kota Kinabalu Ocean Paddle Boarding – Eco-friendly | Zero Carbon Footprint Does island hopping and snorkeling with a speedboat sound too cliché to you? Do you enjoy exploring the ocean but dislike the idea of air, water and sound pollution contributed by the boats? Then paddle boarding will be your best choice! Try out stand
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Tun Fuad Stephens Park, a popular park for joggers in Kota Kinabalu, is also a place to go for a short casual hike. The hill, called Bukit Padang, is located within the park area. There are multiple hiking trails to reach Bukit Padang peak. While there are also other trailheads from the other side of
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Located near Gaya street, Signal Hill Observatory Tower is the highest point in Kota Kinabalu. It is a place visitors like to stop by during the evening to observe the sunset. One can drive straight to the observatory tower, or take a flight of stairs from the bottom to the top. Klook.com Signal Hill Trail
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9km & 825m: Bukit Putus -> Gunung Angsi Peak -> Ulu Bendul Gunung Angsi is probably the second most popular mountain in Negeri Sembilan, if Gunung Datuk takes the first spot. Mount Angsi is an easy to moderate hike suitable for casual hikers and fit beginners, that is if you take the Bukit Putus route.
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Bukit Batu Chondong hike was a short but challenging one. It takes about 30 minutes to reach the top, but the path was steep all the way up. Some parts also require a slightly more technical climbing method. ATTENTION Please look at the important notice posted up by Selangor Forestry Department below: But don’t be
Located at Puncak Alam, Bukit Cherakah and Bukit Botak are two hills sitting side by side. Technically, if you look at the terrain, it is actually just one hill, which is Bukit Cherakah. Bukit Botak is just the side of the hill that had been affected by deforestation. Bukit Cherakah: not to be confused with
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