Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
You just go there and you’re there; no long hike/walk
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
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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
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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
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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),
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Punakaiki Pancake Rocks and Blowholes in the West Coast of New Zealand is a unique limestone landscape by the ocean. The easy paved track provides a relaxing short walk to the lookout of the pancake rocks and blowholes. A natural arch with surge pools below the Punakaiki Pancake Rocks and Blowholes walkway. The pancake rocks
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Kura Tāwhiti, or Castle Hill (named by early European travelers) Conservation Area is a majestic geographical attraction one mustn’t miss when traveling through Kura Tāwhiti / Castle Hill. Explore the spectacular limestone landscape where the grand battle scenes of “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” were filmed. The Kura Tāwhiti
Castle Hill Conservation Area (Kura Tāwhiti): For Narnia!!!! Read More »
New Zealand: World Home Of Bungee How did the world’s pioneer commercial bungee jumping operation come to be? Inspired by the ancient ‘land-diving’ ritual of indigenous people of Vanuatu (where they jump off from towers with vines tied around their feet), an adventurous, entrepreneur-minded Kiwi, AJ Hackett, along with his friend / then co-founder of
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Lake Hayes is a beautiful lake in between Queenstown and Arrowtown. Surrounding the lake is an easy walkway, suitable for walking, jogging, and cycling. It is a loop track with multiple entry points. It is also a good place to just chill or have a relaxing picnic by the lake, watching the ducks and geese
Known as the holiday villages with a low number of residents, Lake Tekapo and Lake Pukaki are two neighboring big lakes of the South Island in New Zealand. They are located in the unique geography of the Mackenzie Basin, featuring desert-like vast flatlands, with views of snow capped alps to the North. Lake Tekapo: Places
Wanaka, a place that sounds like a fictional continent from Marvel’s comic book, is an all-season resort town in the South Island of New Zealand. Wanaka is also known as a more casual, nature-focussed version of the busy Queenstown. Top Things To Do & Visit In Wanaka Lake Wanaka: Take A Swim / Paddle, Look
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