Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Beginners need to work harder to get there but it’s totally doable
The only major mountain range in the southern area of Western Australia lies in the Stirling Range National Park. With multiple peaks ranging from 783 meters to 1,095 meters, the park offers a range of spectacular, multi-hour hikes. The peaks or hiking trails in Stirling Range National Park include: Bluff Knoll (1,095m) (6km return, 2-4 […]
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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 »
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
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Not many are aware that Gunung Besar Hantu (1,462m) is the highest mountain in Negeri Sembilan. Gunung Besar Hantu is situated in Taman Negeri Kenaboi in Jelebu district. Within the same state forest park are other interesting nature spots, such as Lata Kijang and Lata Dinding waterfalls, Jeram Berungut river, and camping grounds. They are
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Any hikers or anyone living in Negeri Sembilan would surely know Gunung Datuk (Mount Datuk / Grandfather Mountain). It is a popular hiking spot that offers decent challenges with great views at the summit. While it is considered newbie-friendly, be prepared for the steep ascent and descent pretty much most of the journey. Gunung Datuk
Gunung Datuk Recreational Forest + Jeram Rekreasi Sungai Talan Read More »
Gunung Liang East and West, or simply Gunung Liang / Mount Liang, are two close proximity peaks in Perak, close to the border of Pahang. The hike to Gunung Liang is typically done via Sungai Dara, either as a long 9-12 hours dayhike (return), or a 2D1N hike and camp. There are two trailheads /
Gunung Liang: Nepenthes & Wildlife Photo-hunt With Chien Lee Read More »
The trans Chemerong, Berembun & Langsir hike, also known as CBL hike, is one of Terengganu’s and Malaysia’s best hiking and camping journeys. It is located within Pasir Raja Forest Reserve (Hutan Simpan Pasir Raja) in the Dungun district. Featuring massive and beautiful waterfalls, crystal clear swimming holes and rivers swarming with fish, amazing campsites
Trans Chemerong-Berembun-Langsir (CBL) – Reverse/CLB 3D2N Read More »
The Baha Ayam Stong (BAS) is a hiking journey over the three main mountain peaks of Gunung Stong State Park in Kelantan, Malaysia: Gunung Baha, Gunung Ayam, and Gunung Stong / Setong. This is typically done by camping at Kem Baha campsite and the three peaks will be covered in a day’s hike. The hike
Trans Gunung Baha Ayam Stong (BAS) & Jelawang Waterfall Read More »
Mount Pirongia and the nearby Pahautea Hut are situated in Pirongia Forest Park in the North Island of New Zealand. There are as many as seven different tramping tracks that lead to Mount Pirongia Summit and Pahautea Hut, ranging from three to ten hours one way. Some of these tracks can be combined to form
Pahautea Hut & Mount Pirongia Track: Tirohanga – Mahaukura Read More »
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