Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, Travels and Camping.
The beautiful island of Pulau Kapas features white sandy beaches (hence the name ‘Kapas’ – Cotton), clear sea water, and tropical jungle. Other than water sports activities, Kapas Island is also a top destination for hikers. The most popular hiking spot on Kapas Island is, of course, the captivating Bukit Singa which I covered in the previous […]
Kapas Island, or Pulau Kapas, is a lesser-known gem in Terengganu, compared to the popular Perhentian and Redang islands. Other than beach chilling, snorkeling and diving, Pulau Kapas is also popular for its hiking activity to Bukit Singa (Lion Hill). How to go to Pulau Kapas & Accommodation at Longsha Campsite Usually, you would need
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Bukit Chendering is a small peak for a quick hike in Kuala Terengganu. Situated by the beach of Pantai Chendering, it is about 20 minutes drive from the heart of Kuala Terengganu. Bukit Chendering Trailhead – Where to start & where to park? The starting point or trailhead of Bukit Chendering is located here, right beside
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The area around Bukit Maras in Kuala Terengganu is a hiking site with four different hills in its vicinity. Bukit Maras is the highest among the four and its peak is also a paragliding take off site. During my trip, I have only used the main 4×4 road up and down the peak of Bukit
Bukit Besar is Kuala Terengganu’s main hiking spot and is a favorite trail for hikers around the state capital of Terengganu. Bukit Besar offers beginner’s level trails that connect to the telecommunication tower and the other peaks, such as Bukit Botok, and Bukit Tobak. Do note that although it is considered an easy hiking spot,
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Lata Payung in Terengganu is probably one of the most underrated waterfalls in Malaysia. Tuck away by the village of Kampung Payong, with the closest highway at Chalok/Setiu, the forest of Hutan Lipur Lata Payung keeps the hidden gem known as the ‘Blue Lagoon’. When I was visiting the state of Terengganu, Malaysia, I knew
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Lata Puteh is an epic waterfall in Perak, just by the side of the A6 road in Batu Kurau. Lata Puteh used to be known as the 3rd tallest waterfall in South East Asia, but had the claim removed due to factual inaccuracy. Still, it is one of the most impressive waterfalls I have visited!
Lata Puteh Perak | Epic Tall Waterfall With Massive Shower Read More »
Lenggong is a town in Perak, packed with many prehistoric wonders, with Lenggong Valley / Gua Harimau as the most important archeological site in Peninsular Malaysia, paired with ancient meteor crash site at Bukit Bunuh, and Supervolcano Toba ash formation at Bukit Sapi. Another less known historic treasure is the remains of British Royal Air Force (RAF)’s Bristol Brigand
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Lata Merkor waterfall, also known as Geruntum Falls, is located almost at the end of a road of a village in Gopeng, Perak. After our nearby hike at Bukit Batu Putih Gopeng and lunch at Gopeng Hill Asam Laksa, we visited this waterfall to refresh our energy. The road heading to Lata Merkor is a narrow one. While
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There is a hill called Bukit Batu Putih in Gopeng, Perak (not to be confused with the popular hiking spot in Port Dickson with the same name), that offers an easy hiking trail and nice scenic peaks along the way. No permit required but there is an entrance fee of RM3, collected by an elderly man across
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