Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Easy-peasy trips, just enough to make you sweat a little, although some beginners might think it’s not easy
Bukit Kopungit Hiking Trail is one of Kota Kinabalu hiking trails that are very easy to explore. It is also a favorite spot for airplane watchers to see closeup of planes taking off from Kota Kinabalu International Airport, just by the side of the hill. Other than that, multiple tunnels believed to be dug by […]
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Not to be confused with Bukit Botak in Puncak Alam, there is also another Botak (Malay word for bald) Hill in Sabah with various names. Some also call it Bukit Gundul (Indonesian word for bald) or Bukit Gentisan (name of the nearby village). Bukit Gundul / Botak / Gentisan Hiking Guide Here’s the trailhead / starting
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Tawai Forest Reserve is one of the forests located in Tongod, the heart of Sabah, where you’ll find a 95 meters tall Tawai Waterfall! It is known as the second tallest waterfall in Sabah. Wonder which is the tallest in Sabah then? Well, that’s gonna be one of the waterfalls on Borneo’s tallest mountain, Mount Kinabalu,
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Located in Mesilou, Kundasang, Maragang Hill sits between the town and Mount Kinabalu. This hill has gained its popularity due to the beautiful view at the top. While some would start their hike very early to catch the sunrise, some would go for the hike at a later time to enjoy the scenery and nice weather
Kinabalu National Park, home to the magnificent Mount Kinabalu, is also Malaysia’s first World Heritage Site. While the main attraction of Kinabalu Park is, of course, the climb up to Mount Kinabalu, the park also offers many hiking trails by the base of the mountain. There are currently 10 nature trails available for you to explore, ranging
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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 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 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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