登山，大自然，旅行
登山，大自然，旅行
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 »
Air Terjun Tujuh Puteri (Seven Princesses Waterfall) is a series of small waterfalls in Bukit Sri Permata hiking trails. There is a low peak on the hill of Bukit Sri Permata, while hikers who are looking for more could continue further to Bukit Madei peak. While there are many alternative, interconnected trails along the way,
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Just a short detour from the East Coast Expressway in Kuantan is the beautiful, massive wall of cascades of Sungai Pandan Waterfall / Air Terjun Sungai Pandan. Situated in Hutan Lipur Sungai Pandan, it’s just a short walk from the car park to the waterfall. Be ready for the crowds if you’re visiting on weekends
Sungai Pandan Waterfall (a.k.a Air Terjun Panching) – Kuantan Read More »
The Wairere Falls Track is a 3-hour return track to the tallest waterfall in the North Island, New Zealand. Falling down from the impressive wall of escarpment created by the fault line, the 153 meters tall Wairere Falls is a nature’s marvel. The trailhead starts from Wairere Falls Track Carpark and it takes around 30-45
Wairere Falls Track: North Island Tallest Waterfall | 135m Fault Line Read More »
Karangahake is a town located in the Hauraki region of North Island, New Zealand. There are multiple short to medium hiking trails within the Karangahake Gorge area. On this trip, I took the kids from my au pairing task to walk the loop sections of Karangahake Windows Walk, Karangahake Gorge Historic Walkway (Rail Tunnel Loop),
Karangahake Gorge Walking Trails & Owharoa Falls Track 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 »
Arthur’s Pass National Park Hiking Trails Being the heart of New Zealand’s Southern Alps, it is no doubt that Arthur’s Pass National Park is the top destination for avid alpine hikers and mountain climbers. With its high avalanche-prone mountains, steep gorges and wide braided rivers, the rugged yet beautiful backcountry landscape is a challenging playground
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Routeburn Track is one of the Great Walks in New Zealand. It’s an ultimate alpine journey that weaves through both Fiordland National Park and Mount Aspiring National Park. This 33 kilometers track takes you over spectacular mountain ranges, valleys, alpine gardens, and epic waterfalls. The great walk season starts from mid November to late April.
Routeburn Track In 3 Days | South Island Great Walk + Side Trips Read More »
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