Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
Mainly Hiking, Nature, and a little mix of Traveling
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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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
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Bukit Batu Pahat Hiking Loop to Paragliding Peak, Batu Belah & Batu Kambing (3 Trailheads) Bukit Batu Pahat is a popular hiking spot in Kuala Kubu Bharu that currently does not require a permit or charging any fee. At the height of 426 meters above sea level, it is not just a place for hikers, but
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On 14th November 2021, I joined Trailblazer Hiking Club Malaysia for a trip, organized by Kelvin, to Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan. Our hiking trip consisted of visiting Jeram Enggang and Jeram Tiga Lapis, and also to explore multiple tiers of waterfalls along the river. Permits & Fees Forestry permits (RM5 per person) have to be obtained 2 weeks
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Tawai Forest Reserve is one of the forests located in Tongod, the heart of Sabah, where you’ll find a 95 meters tall Tawai Waterfall! It is known as the second tallest waterfall in Sabah. Wonder which is the tallest in Sabah then? Well, that’s gonna be one of the waterfalls on Borneo’s tallest mountain, Mount Kinabalu,
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A Community Based Eco-Tourism Project | Experience Murut Hospitality With Orou Sapulot In the interior division of Sabah, there is a small town called Sapulut. Within Sapulut, are several remote villages that are taking part in Orou Sapulot Eco-Tourism Project. ‘Orou’ means the sun in Murut language; this can be easily associated with the warm
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Bukit Batu Chondong hike was a short but challenging one. It takes about 30 minutes to reach the top, but the path was steep all the way up. Some parts also require a slightly more technical climbing method. ATTENTION Please look at the important notice posted up by Selangor Forestry Department below: But don’t be
Lepoh Waterfall Hiking Trail How to get to Lepoh Waterfall To reach Lepoh Waterfall, you need to start the hike near Asli Adventure Camp. Just head to the end of the road and you’ll find the trail entrance on the right side of the signboard. You can park your vehicle by the roadside. Parking fee will
The Ah Pek trails and Saga trails are two of the most well-known and popular hiking spots in Kuala Lumpur, located right beside Ketumbar Hill, which is also a popular hiking place because of the wild boars. Ah Pek and Saga are connected, with waterfalls in the middle. These trails are very suitable for a wide
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