Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Kepler Track is one of the top 3 most popular great walks in New Zealand. The track features spectacular tussock-covered alpine views and the lush green forest of Fiordland National Park. The Kepler Track great walk season opens from mid Spring to Autumn (late October to April). During winter and early spring, there are high […]
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Rakiura Track is currently the shortest Great Walk in New Zealand, located on Stewart Island, the third largest island in New Zealand. With a distance of a 32km loop and the highest elevation of 200m, it can be easily completed in a couple days, or even in one day, but it’s always good to spend a
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Whanganui River Journey – Great Walk on a Canoe The Whanganui Journey is the only New Zealand Great Walk that can be done only by paddling, instead of tramping on foot. The journey takes place on the scenic Whanganui River through the remote Whanganui National Park. Good fitness and confidence paddling a canoe are essential for the
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Lake Waikaremoana Track: New Zealand Great Walk Lake Waikaremoana Track is perhaps the least popular and less known Great Walks of New Zealand. This could be due to its remote location, being out of the way of other popular routes. Yet, this easily became one of my top favorite places in New Zealand, thanks to the
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Ever wanna ‘simply walk into Mordor’ and to see Mount Doom with your own eyes? The Tongariro Northern Circuit Great Walk is the ultimate journey to turn The Lord of the Rings fantasy into reality! The Lord of the Rings epic movie scenes of the realm of Mordor and Mount Doom are filmed right here
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Kuala Kubu Bharu is undoubtedly well known for its outdoor activities. Just at the KKB Waterfalls entrance itself, shares the starting point to many popular hiking spots such as Bukit Kutu, Gunung Rajah, Lata Makau, and of course, Lata Medang (these trails require permits to be applied in advance). Even if you don’t have a permit for
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Jerangkang Waterfalls, known as the big brother of the more popular Berkelah Waterfalls that is nearby. This is because Jerangkang Waterfalls has up to 43 tiers of waterfalls (according to the locals), while Berkelah has up to 7 tiers. The Jerangkang Falls are located along Sungai Jerangkang in Jerangkang Recreational Forest (Taman Eko Rimba Jerangkang),
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Mount Tahan, with a height of 2,187 meters above sea level, is the highest point in Peninsular Malaysia. It is a to-go place for many seasoned hikers who target the highest mountains in Malaysia. There are two official routes to summit Mount Tahan: via Merapoh Trail which is the shorter and easier route, typically consists
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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
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Do you find yourself scratching your head every time you want to pack for your long travels? Here are some guidelines on what to bring for your trips. Please note that this packing list focuses on budget backpacking style traveling, with occasional hiking, jungle trekking and camping activities in mind. The list below serves only
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