Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Nature and Hiking Places in Malaysia
Lata Payung in Terengganu is probably one of the most underrated waterfalls in Malaysia. Tuck away by the village of Kampung Payong, with the closest highway at Chalok/Setiu, the forest of Hutan Lipur Lata Payung keeps the hidden gem known as the ‘Blue Lagoon’. When I was visiting the state of Terengganu, Malaysia, I knew […]
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Lata Puteh is an epic waterfall in Perak, just by the side of the A6 road in Batu Kurau. Lata Puteh used to be known as the 3rd tallest waterfall in South East Asia, but had the claim removed due to factual inaccuracy. Still, it is one of the most impressive waterfalls I have visited!
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Lenggong is a town in Perak, packed with many prehistoric wonders, with Lenggong Valley / Gua Harimau as the most important archeological site in Peninsular Malaysia, paired with ancient meteor crash site at Bukit Bunuh, and Supervolcano Toba ash formation at Bukit Sapi. Another less known historic treasure is the remains of British Royal Air Force (RAF)’s Bristol Brigand
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Lata Merkor waterfall, also known as Geruntum Falls, is located almost at the end of a road of a village in Gopeng, Perak. After our nearby hike at Bukit Batu Putih Gopeng and lunch at Gopeng Hill Asam Laksa, we visited this waterfall to refresh our energy. The road heading to Lata Merkor is a narrow one. While
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There is a hill called Bukit Batu Putih in Gopeng, Perak (not to be confused with the popular hiking spot in Port Dickson with the same name), that offers an easy hiking trail and nice scenic peaks along the way. No permit required but there is an entrance fee of RM3, collected by an elderly man across
Kuala Kubu Bharu is undoubtedly well known for its outdoor activities. Just at the KKB Waterfalls entrance itself, shares the starting point to many popular hiking spots such as Bukit Kutu, Gunung Rajah, Lata Makau, and of course, Lata Medang (these trails require permits to be applied in advance). Even if you don’t have a permit for
Lata Medang & Lubuk Mercu Hiking Guide | Kuala Kubu Bharu Waterfalls Read More »
Into the Mud Volcano in Malaysia Did you know, there are volcanoes that spit out cool mud, right in a village located in Limbang outskirt, Sarawak? Located about 37km from the town of Limbang, Kampung Meritam got its fame through these mud volcanoes but due to its proximity and lack of public transportation, the place
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The Rawang Bypass hiking trail has gone viral in recent years and people started to climb to the peak of Bukit Batu / Bukit Kuari for the viewpoint of the Rawang Bypass Highway. Initially, I didn’t consider this viral trail as a ‘hiking spot’, but when my friends invited me there to buka puasa, I
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Jerangkang Waterfalls, known as the big brother of the more popular Berkelah Waterfalls that is nearby. This is because Jerangkang Waterfalls has up to 43 tiers of waterfalls (according to the locals), while Berkelah has up to 7 tiers. The Jerangkang Falls are located along Sungai Jerangkang in Jerangkang Recreational Forest (Taman Eko Rimba Jerangkang),
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Bukit Chorocho in Kuala Kubu Bharu may not be as popular as the nearby Bukit Kutu, Gunung Gap & Ulu Semangkok, or Fraser’s Hill Pine Tree Trail, but it is a nice hiking trail to try. It takes around 2 hours to reach the peak of Bukit Chorocho, and another 2 hours or less for
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