Kuihkapit

I think the toughest part was the first bit, coz it was a 45deg climb for quite a while. I think it also felt difficult coz I haven't done long hikes in a while but the weather was lovely, and the mossy area was so gorgeous none of the photos could do it justice. I think some moments are meant to be experienced in person. Now my butt's itchy for another long hike. Should I do a suffering one again?

I'm not the most experienced hiker but I'm that aunty who bring along a bunch of stuff just in case, even when there are guides. If you're a frequent hiker, please add your suggestions too. Stay safe on the trails so that you can enjoy this hobby for a long long time to come!

Are you usually well prepped when going outdoors?

This hike up to the peak of Batu Punggul was really short (approx 2.5hrs total) with 200+m elevation gain. The bigger challenge is really overcoming the mental barrier when you look at how small some of the footholds are, and also keeping yourself cool from the blazing sun. There are some ropes along the way and some slightly wider areas but It's still mostly narrow climbing pathways.

I wish I could stay longer on the trail itself coz there was so much to see but it started getting dark. If you ever go, keep the place clean! I didn't see any trash except for 1 cigarette butt which I picked up so always take out what you bring in.

We debated a lot on whether going up or going down was easier 😂 Which do you think feels easier?

Hii! Doing a round 2 of yoga at the farm for those who wanted to come but missed the last round 🥰 Link in bio for more details and also to sign up okey. Limited spots!

Thanks for being part of this yoga outing! Whether you came alone or with a friend, I hope you've managed to get a little break in, and perhaps learnt something new from the farm ☺️

Should we do another session?

Thanks for being part of this yoga outing 🫶 Whether you came with friends or alone, I hope you had time to connect to yourself, and also learnt new things from the farm ☺️

Should we do another session?

Okay I write everything on the photos liao what am I supposed to write here?!?!

Just sharing this little hike over the long weekend. It's actually a paid tour that runs through Kebun Che Mah, a privately owned piece of land and also the starting point of the trail to Bukit Pau (now closed due to ECRL and TNB projects). Very short 'hike' but also pretty fascinating to learn about how things came about.

I remember seeing these crystals on Bukit Tabur back then, but have never really slowed down to appreciate their beauty up close. Hmm younger hikers probably haven't heard of Bukit Tabur and all the lives that were lost there.

Have you hiked Bukit Tabur?

Hiiii! We doing stand up paddle (SUP) again coz a few of you asked about it. Come oke, even if it's just you alone. We'll miss out on a lot in life if we're always waiting for someone to do it with us ☺️

It's about halway filled, DM to sign up!

Have you done SUP before?