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
One of the most popular walks in the Coromandel Peninsula of New Zealand’s North Island is the Kauaeranga Kauri Trail (Pinnacles Walk). Coromandel Peninsula was once a chain of volcanoes extended along the landform. After erupting for millions of years, the volcanic activity ceased around one million years ago. Since then, erosion slowly worked on […]
Pinnacles Walk (Kauaeranga Kauri Trail): Webb Creek & Billygoat Read More »
Te Whare Track is one of the best hiking trails in Northland, New Zealand, passing through the beautiful coastal forest of Whangarei Heads. This 7.5km (one way) trail passes through some WWII ruins, including a radar station and power house, and a scenic panorama lookout peak. It took me about 4 hours to complete Te Whara Track (standard estimation:
Te Whara Track, Whangarei Heads | Northland’s Ancient Maori Trail Read More »
Bukit Kutu, used to be known as Treacher’s Hill, is one of the most popular hiking spots in Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor. Not to be fooled by its name as a ‘Bukit’, its height and distance often catch new hikers off guard, thinking it’s ‘just a hill’. Due to its somewhat lengthy journey (around 6
Bukit Kutu via Ampang Pecah (Old Colonial Route) VS via Pertak Read More »
The small Pahang town of Merapoh, popularly known as the entry point for Taman Negara Sungai Relau, is also surrounded by iconic caves that make Merapoh a ‘caving paradise’ for adventurers. During our Gunung Tahan via Merapoh trip, our licensed nature guide, Abang Sabri, introduced us to Merapoh caving activities and stoked our interest. A few weeks
Merapoh Caves | Multiple Caving Adventures + Wildlife Observation Hide Read More »
Bukit Bal is located in Labu, Negeri Sembilan, right beside Seremban and the more popular Bukit Kepayang. It is a less known area to hike, though it gained popularity for the Grand Canyon, Green Lake, and Twin Trees. There is another point of interest, which is the Tortoise Rock many hikers couldn’t seem to find. This
Bukit Bal Hiking Guide | Grand Canyon, Tortoise Rock, Twin Trees & more Read More »
In the year of 2020, I flew to Sabah and stayed there for awhile for almost three months. During one of the months, I rented a nice motorbike from A Scooter Monkey, and began my planned journey of traveling around Sabah on a bike. It was supposed to be as long as 30 days but when
30 Days Traveling Around Sabah On A Bike (Incomplete) Read More »
Crossing between Bukit Sri Bintang and Bukit Kiara Long ago, Sri Bintang Hill used to be a part of the forest with Kiara Hill. It was then separated by the North-South Expressway flyover. Nevertheless, hiking activities to cross between these two areas are still very much doable. In fact, Trans Bintang Kiara trails have been regaining its
Trans Kiara – Sri Bintang (Reverse) | Sri Bintang Hill to Kiara Hill Read More »
At 3776 meters, Mount Kinabalu via ferrata was verified by Guinness World Record as the highest via ferrata in the world. Via ferrata is the Italian word for ‘Iron Path’, it is a protected mountain path with cables and metal rungs installed along the rockface. The via ferrata route on Mount Kinabalu allows climbers to enjoy the
Mount Kinabalu Via Ferrata | Asia’s First & World’s Highest Via Ferrata Read More »
Mount Nungkok, was given the name ‘Anak Kinabalu’, by locals from the nearby villages. It means the ‘child of Kinabalu’, as it sits right beside the gigantic Mount Kinabalu. Mount Nungkok is less known and it cannot be seen from the touristy town of Kundasang or Kota Kinabalu. Even though it is less than half the
9km & 825m: Bukit Putus -> Gunung Angsi Peak -> Ulu Bendul Gunung Angsi is probably the second most popular mountain in Negeri Sembilan, if Gunung Datuk takes the first spot. Mount Angsi is an easy to moderate hike suitable for casual hikers and fit beginners, that is if you take the Bukit Putus route.
Trans Gunung Angsi: Bukit Putus to Ulu Bendul Loop Read More »
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