Next caving adventure is the Wind Cave, which is situated within 15 minutes drive away from Fairy Cave. Unlike Fairy Cave where one has to climb the four storey high staircase, we walked on a boardwalk at Wind Cave into the mouth of the cave. At the entrance, there is information board which generally says, […]

From trailing the Royal Klang Town Heritage Walk to enjoying a cup of coffee at an old kopitiam to salvaging seafood in Kuching to seeing orang utan in the wild to kayaking in the Borneon river, I was honoured to have been selected by Tourism Selangor to participate in their Tsdayout Special Edition: Selangor Meets […]

One lovely Sunday morning, my friend and I, in need of fresh nature air, we embarked on a hiking trip (see the difference between hiking and trekking here) to a nearby waterfall at Sungai Lepoh Waterfall. It is located 15km north of Ulu Langar, near Kg Pangsun with GPS coordinates as follows :- N03° 15.03′ […]

My dream to hike Tambora started when I was planning for the Rinjani trip circa 2012. I was drawn to Tambora due to its iconic eruption in 1815 which resulted the Year Without Summer. My dream had to be kept at bay as no one that I knew of wanted to hike Mt. Tambora with me. Only […]

Gambar sekadar hiasan  Scuba Junkie Dive Lodge Semporna – The review   Coming back from our Boheydulang, Mantabuan and Tatagan Island day trip, we were disappointed with our room at Scuba Junkie Dive Lodge. We booked standard room with air-conditioned for 3 days thinking that Scuba Junkie was quite a name to scuba fans going […]

On my recent trip to Kuching, I was astonished at how lovely the old town of Kuching is. I am going to share with you why Kuching should be on your travel wish list. In no particular order, these are the top 10 things to do in Kuching, Sarawak. My very own version of top […]

It was a long awaited trip to the land below the wind. A diving trip to one of the best diving spots in Asia, Sipadan Island. For the record, before leaving for Mabul and Sipadan Island, I had accounted for 10 dives, which were not impressive at all. Prior to departure I was motivated in the […]

Your Sabah experience is ain’t complete if you do not visit Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park which consists of Pulau Gaya, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Mamutik and Pulau Sulug. The marine park is named after the first prime minister of Malaysia. On the last day of the trip, we were brought to Pulau Sapi […]

Santuari Kelah Sungai Petang is located in Petang River, approximately 45 minutes from the Tasik Kenyir jetty. It is open for visitors from March to October every year. While soaking under the sun, one could enjoy the mirror reflection panoramic views of once mountains and hills which were submerged in water to become little islets […]

Chanteek Borneo Gallery is an interesting gallery that houses hundreds of playdoll, the size of Barbie and Ken showcasing the Sabahan cultural heritage. The mini costume collections are from the 40 ethnic groups that exist in Sabah. Apart from the dolls in mini costumes, there are also traditional houses, musical instruments and mini replicas of […]