Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Gunung Liang East and West, or simply Gunung Liang / Mount Liang, are two close proximity peaks in Perak, close to the border of Pahang. The hike to Gunung Liang is typically done via Sungai Dara, either as a long 9-12 hours dayhike (return), or a 2D1N hike and camp. There are two trailheads /
Gunung Liang: Nepenthes & Wildlife Photo-hunt With Chien Lee Read More »
The trans Chemerong, Berembun & Langsir hike, also known as CBL hike, is one of Terengganu’s and Malaysia’s best hiking and camping journeys. It is located within Pasir Raja Forest Reserve (Hutan Simpan Pasir Raja) in the Dungun district. Featuring massive and beautiful waterfalls, crystal clear swimming holes and rivers swarming with fish, amazing campsites
Trans Chemerong-Berembun-Langsir (CBL) – Reverse/CLB 3D2N Read More »
The Baha Ayam Stong (BAS) is a hiking journey over the three main mountain peaks of Gunung Stong State Park in Kelantan, Malaysia: Gunung Baha, Gunung Ayam, and Gunung Stong / Setong. This is typically done by camping at Kem Baha campsite and the three peaks will be covered in a day’s hike. The hike
Trans Gunung Baha Ayam Stong (BAS) & Jelawang Waterfall Read More »
Kompleks Gua Ikan is a cave complex in Stong Geopark close to the small town of Dabong, Kelantan. The cave complex is formed within the limestone hill of Bukit Batu Kapur, and consists of several popular caves: Gua Ikan (Fish Cave), Gua Keris (Dagger Cave), Gua Gelap (Dark Cave) and Gua Pagar (Gate Cave). Each
Kompleks Gua Ikan, Gua Keris, Gua Gelap, Gua Pagar | Dabong Read More »
The Mystery Mountain According to local folklore, Gunung Reng appeared around 1,400 years ago by a supernatural act of divine punishment. It is said that, where Gunung Reng sits was once a Jawa village, and is now buried under the mountain. The incident happened during a time when the village organized a feast that lasted
Gunung Reng: Mysterious Mountain Caves In Jeli, Kelantan Read More »
Air Terjun Tujuh Puteri (Seven Princesses Waterfall) is a series of small waterfalls in Bukit Sri Permata hiking trails. There is a low peak on the hill of Bukit Sri Permata, while hikers who are looking for more could continue further to Bukit Madei peak. While there are many alternative, interconnected trails along the way,
Air Terjun Tujuh Puteri | Bukit Sri Permata Peak & Waterfalls Read More »
Just a short detour from the East Coast Expressway in Kuantan is the beautiful, massive wall of cascades of Sungai Pandan Waterfall / Air Terjun Sungai Pandan. Situated in Hutan Lipur Sungai Pandan, it’s just a short walk from the car park to the waterfall. Be ready for the crowds if you’re visiting on weekends
Sungai Pandan Waterfall (a.k.a Air Terjun Panching) – Kuantan Read More »
Mount Pirongia and the nearby Pahautea Hut are situated in Pirongia Forest Park in the North Island of New Zealand. There are as many as seven different tramping tracks that lead to Mount Pirongia Summit and Pahautea Hut, ranging from three to ten hours one way. Some of these tracks can be combined to form
Pahautea Hut & Mount Pirongia Track: Tirohanga – Mahaukura Read More »
The Wairere Falls Track is a 3-hour return track to the tallest waterfall in the North Island, New Zealand. Falling down from the impressive wall of escarpment created by the fault line, the 153 meters tall Wairere Falls is a nature’s marvel. The trailhead starts from Wairere Falls Track Carpark and it takes around 30-45
Wairere Falls Track: North Island Tallest Waterfall | 135m Fault Line Read More »
Karangahake is a town located in the Hauraki region of North Island, New Zealand. There are multiple short to medium hiking trails within the Karangahake Gorge area. On this trip, I took the kids from my au pairing task to walk the loop sections of Karangahake Windows Walk, Karangahake Gorge Historic Walkway (Rail Tunnel Loop),
Karangahake Gorge Walking Trails & Owharoa Falls Track Read More »
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