Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Located within Leeuwin Naturaliste National Park (Western Australia), Hamelin Bay Beach is a beautiful white sand beach with turquoise waters. While there are so many attractive beaches in Australia, what caught my attention to Hamelin Bay Beach is that it’s known for friendly stingrays that swim in shallow waters close to the beach. Hamelin Bay […]
Hamelin Bay Beach Stingrays Encounter & Bonarup Campground 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 »
The Travers-Sabine Circuit is a 80 kilometers, 4-7 days advance tramping track in Nelson Lakes National Park in St Arnaud of Nelson/Tasman region. The circuit features tranquil beech forests, tempting clear rushing streams, an alpine saddle crossing, and 2000‑m‑high mountains. In addition, the Rotomairewhenua / Blue Lake, thought to be the clearest natural freshwater lake
Travers-Sabine Circuit + Blue Lake + Angelus Hut via Mt Cedric Read More »
The Abel Tasman Coast Track would be considered as the easiest among the Great Walks in New Zealand. The track features golden beaches, super clear waters, lush coastal forest and beautiful waterfalls. It also gives a very different vibe compared to the other great walks. As many parts of the track are easily accessible by
Abel Tasman Coast Track + Inland Track Return Loop (3+3 Days) Read More »
Of all the Great Walks in New Zealand, the Heaphy Track boasts the most varied landscape, with subtropical Nikau palm coastal forest, lush Beech forests, rocky mountain terrain, tussock downs, pounding waves, mystic caves, unique wildlife (eg. carnivorous nocturnal snails & prehistoric birds once thought to be extinct) and lots of interesting things to do
Heaphy Track: Great Walk On A Mountain Bike (5 Days Return) Read More »
The Barker Hut and the journey to reach it would be my most epic adventure in New Zealand if I have to choose one. Sitting on the top of a large bluff far from civilization, surrounded by gigantic ranges of mountains and a steep valley down the White River, getting to the epic Barker Hut
Barker Hut via Klondyke Corner & Carrington Hut Route | Epic!! Read More »
Carroll Hut Track is a 2.5km+ (one-way) hiking trail that climbs steeply to Carroll Hut. The hut is a standard 10-bunk Department of Conservation (DoC) hut. Carroll Hut sits on West Coast’s mountain range with awesome views. The Carroll Hut Track takes around 2-3 hours one way, and can be done as either an in-and-out
Carroll Hut Track | Arthur’s Pass National Park, West Coast Read More »
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