Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Nature and Hiking Places in Malaysia
Hiking Wawasan Hill (part of Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve) Legally & Responsibly Also known as Puchong Hill, Wawasan Hill trails are always packed with new and frequent visitors coming to hike during the weekends. The trails, however, are part of Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve and the forest is not meant to be open to the […]
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When talking about firepark parks in Malaysia, it is well-known that Kuala Selangor is the place to watch fireflies by the riverbank. You might be able to find a few locations providing firefly watching tours, but it all started right here at this small village: Kampung Kuantan. I have never really thought of visiting this
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Introduction to Ketumbar Hill When you are in the forest and suddenly you see a wild boar, what would you do? When we encounter wild animals like this, our first action is to stop, slowly step back and to avoid them. But have you ever thought of hiking carefreely while wild boars are passing by
The Ah Pek trails and Saga trails are two of the most well-known and popular hiking spots in Kuala Lumpur, located right beside Ketumbar Hill, which is also a popular hiking place because of the wild boars. Ah Pek and Saga are connected, with waterfalls in the middle. These trails are very suitable for a wide
From Ah Pek to Saga Hill loop: Google Maps Trail Guide Read More »
Bukit Serdang is a less popular hiking trail even for the residents nearby. Many people staying in Serdang do not actually know that there is a hiking spot in their area. Instead, most of them would travel further to Bukit Gasing or Puchong Wawasan Hill for a hike. How to get to Bukit Serdang Search Google Map for ‘Bukit
Enjoy the sea view while chilling on Tusan Cliff When I started writing about Tusan Beach, I experienced a shock when I googled Tusan Cliff and found out that the iconic and gigantic ‘Drinking Horse’ rock formation was no longer there. It had totally collapsed. See the news with the before & after photo of
Niah Caves: 40,000 years of human prehistory Located around 90 kilometers from the town of Miri, Niah National Park is one of Sarawak’s top attractions, where people come to visit the great caves of Niah. The caves had been used as an important center of human settlements since 40,000 years ago. Find out more about
Niah National Park: Explore Gua Niah (Niah Caves) Read More »
Lambir Hills National Park: Latak to Pantu Trails Situated around 30+km from Miri, Lambir Hills National Park is a 40 minutes drive from the town. In this post, we will go through the most common trails: the first half segment, which are the trails to Latak Waterfall, Nibong Waterfall, Bukit Pantu and Pantu Waterfall. How
Lambir Hills National Park Trails and Guide (Part 1) Read More »
Coco Cabana: A good hangout place to chill and see the sunset If you ask anyone in Miri what to do or see, Coco Cabana would surely pop up in the list. Located just at the Southwest tip of the town, a 10+ minutes drive can get you to this beautiful beachfront. If you decide
Learn the history of Miri’s first oil well and enjoy the sunset at Canada Hill Road To Canada Hill and Grand Old Lady Usually people would drive up to the top to the Canada Hill but a few would walk along the road just like how I did it. I walked from Coco Cabana to the town
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