Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Nature and Hiking Places in Malaysia
Tenom is a small town in interior Sabah, Malaysia. It is known as the coffee capital of Sabah and an unofficial capital of the Murut people. For travelers, Tenom features slow, off-the-beaten-path adventures. Train to Tenom from Kota Kinabalu (KK – Beaufort – Tenom) Taking the old trains towards Tenom is one of the slow […]
Tenom 2-Day Trip: Train Ride Along Padas River | Sabah, Borneo Read More »
Meriam Talang is a legacy invention of the humble village of Kampung Talang in Kuala Kangsar, Perak. Born in 1937 from the ingenuity of village youth seeking to chase away wild animals and boredom alike. Back then, the tradition began with bamboo cannons and carbide. But over the decades, the humble bamboo gave way to
Meriam Talang Kampung Talang: Kuala Kangsar Raya Special Read More »
Gunung Berembun in Negeri Sembilan is located in Berembun Forest Reserve close to the state capital Seremban. The hike is known for waterfalls, peaks, and the WWII bomber war plane wreckages at the crash site of Royal Air Force’s B-24 Liberator. P.S. Not to be confused with Gunung Berembun in Cameron Highlands and Berembun Peak
Gunung Berembun Negeri Sembilan + WWII Bomber Crash Site Read More »
Lata Gapi is a nice waterfall in Selangor with an easy trail to hike. It is located a little further away from Rawang in Antara Gapi, Serendah. No permit or guide required. Entry is free. Lata Gapi Parking & Trailhead There were two trailheads to Lata Gapi but the first (original) one next to the
Lata Gapi | Waterfall In Serendah, Selangor (Mini Lata Dinding) Read More »
Air Terjun Batu Bertenggek is a waterfall hiking trail about 1 hour and 15 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur, just a little further than Kuala Kubu Bharu. Permit and guide are not required to visit this waterfall. Entry is free but there have been pressures to start charging visitors because some irresponsible people kept trashing
Air Terjun Batu Bertenggek | Waterfall & Rajah Brooke Butterflies Read More »
Air Terjun Janda Mandi is a waterfall that flows down from Bukit Gemok straight into the ocean. It is located in Kijal, Terengganu, and can be reached on foot by a 30-minute hike. Legend has it that the waterfall (Janda Mandi = shower widow) is named after a widow of a sea captain, who mysteriously
Air Terjun Janda Mandi: Waterfall Into Ocean | Terengganu Read More »
Bukit Harimau Menangis (Crying Tiger Hill) is a small hill and hiking spot in Kemasik, Terengganu. Some locals call it Bukit Pok Long. Unverified sources mentioned that the funny name Harimau Menangis came from local stories some time ago. Here’s how the story goes: Once upon a time, there was a tribe of orang asli
Bukit Harimau Menangis + Kemasik Beach | Terengganu Read More »
Bukit Tokki is a hill in the small part of Beserah forest reserve in Kuantan, Pahang. There are a series of hiking trails made by the locals, but navigation can be tricky. This is because the trails may be less visible, and the markers put up by different people can be confusing. One special reason
Bukit Tokki: Wave Rocks In Hutan Simpan Beserah, Kuantan Read More »
Taman Negeri Kenaboi / Kenaboi State Park is an awesome nature spot with so many points of interest, such as the separate waterfalls/river hikes to Lata Kijang, Lata Dinding and Jeram Berungut. Not to mention the famous hike to Gunung Besar Hantu, the highest mountain in Negeri Sembilan. Furthermore, camping activities are available at the
Lata Kijang, Lata Dinding & Jeram Berungut | Kenaboi Hikes Read More »
Gunung Rajah is located between the state border of Selangor and Pahang. There are two trails you can hike to reach Gunung Rajah, either from Selangor (Kuala Kubu Bharu) or Pahang (Bentong), also known as Gunung Rajah via Chamang. In this post, we did Gunung Rajah via KKB (Kuala Kubu Bharu). Gunung Rajah via KKB
Gunung Rajah via KKB (Kuala Kubu Bharu, Hulu Selangor) Read More »
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