Talang Satang National Park After my first time experience in Iban Long House, we were brought to Telaga Air Homestay and introduced to our adoptive family. After having our lunch, we were brought to the nearby jetty to be transferred to Talang Satang National Park. Talang Satang National Park is Sarawak’s first marine national park. […]

In the beginning of our trip to Kuching, I was given a catalogue of frogs by Angela to study. Frog race was one of the activities that we were scheduled to cover. Although I heard of media delegation that took part in the International Borneo Frog Race 2014 last April, I had zero understanding of what it […]

Month after month exploring the off-beaten Sarawak, I learned about a secret of Sarawak which is not known to many. Spectacular underwater world. Shadowed by its neighbouring state which houses the famous Sipadan Island, Sarawak’s underwater remains virgin. It started during my first trip to Miri with Sarawak Tourism Board where I was hosted at […]

Of the many music genres, my favourite genre is jazz. Originated in the 20th century in African American communities of the United States, jazz is developed from a mix of African and European musical tradition. As jazz spread around the world, there are many sub-genres of jazz evolved. There are thousands of way once can […]

My Sarawak Adventures continued from Niah National Park to Gunung Mulu National Park. Although it was my second visit to Gunung Mulu National Park, I was excited to explore the caves of Mulu by doing adventure caving or spelunking. My first visit was strictly for Mulu Summit and Mulu Pinnacles with a short visit to […]

After having our breakfast in Coco House, we left for Niah National Park which is located 110km south-west Miri. Niah National Park is one of the iconic national park in Malaysia because of its archaeological value. Also in the van with us, were our driver, Yong and nature guide by the name of Putra. Both […]

Wind Cave is one of stops we made on our way to Camp 5 to hike Mulu Pinnacles. After we were dropped at the jetty which led to Wind Cave on the right and Clearwater Cave on the left, we walked along the wooden walkway along the steep limestone cliff. The limestone cliff was full […]

I have narrated my summit to Mount Mulu which stands at 2376m as one of the toughest hike in Malaysia. It is now time for me to share the experience of trekking to the iconic Mulu Pinnacles. The pinnacles lie on the terrain of Gunung Api which literally means “Fire Mountain”. The mountain terrain has […]

Now that you have some ideas on where is Mulu and the kind of activities to expect, here is the bitter sweet experience of yours truly hiking Gunung Mulu. 29 August 2012: Unease with the falling rain and my level of fitness, I pulled the duvet and slept for as much as I could, thinking […]