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| 10 great outdoor adventures in Malaysia |

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I saw this entry @ http://thetraveljunkielady.blogspot.com/ and i thought of sharing this with you guys.

Check it out!

10 great outdoor adventures in Malaysia
Paul Bloomfield
Lonely Planet Author

There’s more than one Malaysia. There’s the modern, well-ordered state boasting the Petronas Towers, those twin rocket-ship behemoths in capital Kuala Lumpur. There’s bustling multicultural Malaysia, an ethnic and culinary mélange into which Malays, Chinese, Tamils and numerous indigenous groups contribute cuisines and customs. But there’s still – thankfully – wild, untamed Malaysia: jungle and reef, mountain and rainforest, river and ridge. Few countries in South-East Asia – or anywhere – match the range of opportunities for getting adventurous outdoors.

1. Dive the Semporna Archipelago, Sabah - Done!

Any spot described by scuba supremo Jacques Cousteau as ‘an untouched piece of art’ is pretty special. A submarine adventure around Sipadan – an elliptical island atop an oceanic pinnacle – takes the breath away: whale, hammerhead and reef sharks, manta rays, barracuda and turtles are regular dive buddies.

2. Surf the breaks of Cherating and Tioman Island

The swells of Indonesia to the south grab the headlines, but there’s ample action on Peninsula Malaysia’s east coast, too. Breaks around Cherating and off eastern Tioman see waves from across the South China hold five or six feet – plenty for both beginners and more-ambitious surfers.

(been to Cherating and Tioman, but dont have any chance to surf there)
3. Go batty in the caves of Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak

It’s a fine three-day trek through rainforest to the pinnacles, but the showpieces of the park are subterranean: the vast caverns, including the largest open to tourists – 2km-long Deer Cave. Come to discover what two million bats look (and smell) like.

4. Hike through the jungle of Endau-Rompin National Park

Tigers. Elephants. Tapirs. Leopards. Endangered Sumatran rhinos. They’re all here – though admittedly tricky to spot among the 870 sq km of lush lowland forest. A hike isn’t about ticking off species but, rather, camping in the primordial woodland, ducking under remote waterfalls, and watching for birdlife and monkeys.

5. Raft the Sungai Padas, Sabah

The Class I-II rapids of the Kiulu River are a mere nursery for the big adrenalin-pumper: Padas, with whitewater pushing III-IV over the 30km course. During breathers, grab the chance to gaze into the rainforest lining the river.

6. Wander among the tea plantations of Cameron Highlands - Done!

For a very English adventure – tea and strawberries: it could almost be Wimbledon – take to the trails around the hill station of Cameron Highlands. Amid the pleasingly geometric forms of the bushes of the tea plantations, stretch your legs in the cool high-level air for views of peaks and waterfalls.

7. Spot orang-utan from boat level on the Sungai Kinabatangan, Sabah

You could spot your ginger-mopped primate cousins at the rehabilitation centres of Sepilok or Semenggoh – but there’s nothing like delving into the jungle for some real wildlife-watching. Take an early morning boat ride on the Kinabatangan River for the chance of spotting shy pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys and vivid birdlife.

(been to Taman Negara Bako, Sarawak. Got a chance to see a group of proboscis monkeys in the wild)

8. Hike to the longhouses of the Kelabit Highlands, Sarawak

The chance to meet the indigenous inhabitants of Borneo and stay in their traditional longhouses is one of the key reasons for trekking into the steamy interior. Headhunters they may no longer be, but meetings with Borneo’s tribespeople still offer unique insights into fast-eroding cultures.

9. Snorkel the reefs of the Perhentian Islands - Done!

These almost stereotypically tropical-paradise islands off the peninsula’s north-eastern coast tempt with sand and snorkelling. From the fine beaches it’s the work of a moment to don mask, snorkel and flippers and drift over colourful coral. The islands are also a great place to learn to scuba dive, with varied sites and reasonable prices.

10. Summit Mt Kinabalu, Sabah - Done!

This huge grey lump of granite, soaring to a sharp 4,095m peak, looms large over northern Borneo; the two-day climb requires steely determination to tackle hours of solid uphill – but dawn views across to the Philippines on a clear morning offset even the most burning thighs.

Just so you know, Malaysia consists of 13 states and 3 federal territories. Each state has it's own amazing and interesting places to go to. and gosh! this is so embarassing; eventhough i've been to all the states there are still a lot more places that i have yet set my foot on.

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| Good Bye 2010, Hello 2011 |

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Entri pertama untuk tahun 2011. Rasenya belum terlambat untuk ucapkan Selamat Tahun Baru 2011 untik pembaca blog ni (ada ke yang baca?). Kita tutup buku lama dan buka buku baru. Pastikan buku yang baru ni penuh dengan perkara-perkara yang baik hendaknya.

Statistik Blog 2010

1. Follower bertambah jadi 36 0rang

2. Bilangan entri cuma 55 je (sangat malas nak update blog)

3. Bulan paling banyak entri - Februari

4. Bulan paling malas sikit entri - September (sibuk beraya)

5. Bilangan pelawat dah 8705 (bila nak jejak 10000 nih)

6. Entri paling banyak komen - Jalan2 Cari Pasal : Putrajaya, 11 komen

7. Entri paling banyak view - Kembara Mahkota Johor, 378 page view

8. Duit kat Nuffnang - RM18.25 je...

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Nota Kaki

1. Selamat Ulang Tahun yang ke 25 buat adik kesayangan Nur Ernainee Wakiran. Semoga dipanjangkan usia, dimurahkan rezeki dan diberi kesihatan yang baik.

2. Besok dah kene mula bangun awal pagi untuk elak jem. Lambat 5 minit belum tentu dapat punch card kul 7.30