Kick-starting 2022 with a BANG! BIG BIG BANG! Haaa… gitew.
Small bang tak main, orang kata. Orang kata lah… bukan I
kata.
Video : https://bit.ly/3gmcJup
Many of you might have known especially those that follow my
Instagram closely, I recently did Stand UP Paddling or SUP as popularly known. Tried
that in PD…. Plenty of fun. Nahhhh, did not fall down pun. I forbid myself to.
Kiasi!
February is the month for another outdoor activity – Trekking at Kenyir State Park and bird watching (gonna blog about this later). March? I will be in Sabah… follow my Instagram lah as I usually upload promptly here. Blog comes in much later.
I learnt few important stuff here, how to identify an elephant dung, Malayan tapir footprint, tiger and sun bear’s claw marks, types of plant that is important for survival and making delicious masak lemak tempoyak (Adela tuh dah try ke letak daun kesing/pijat, sedap ke idok?) and many more. I have to admit this trip is very educational, am glad I joined.
#TravelInfo
1. Taman Negeri Kenyir or Kenyir State Park consist of an area size of 30,000 ha.
2. Kenyir State Park is source of medicinal products, recreation, cultural and spiritual values aside being known for its flora and fauna.
3. The two significant indigenous Orang Asli communities are the Bateq of Kuala Koh and the Semaq Beri of Sungai Berua.
4. The Park is important for our endangered species such as the Malayan Tiger, the Malayan Tapir, the Sun Bear, the Asian Elephant and Panther.
Pokok Ara / Fig Tree
5. Key threats to Kenyir’s biodiversity include poaching,
deforestation, and encroachment from oil palm and rubber plantations.
6. Where else Justice for Wildlife Malaysia (incubated by Rimba) – help develop state park regulations, conduct judiciary and legislative workshops to improve prosecution rates for wildlife crime.
7. Permit is required for jungle activities purpose.
8. Our access/exit point is Seladang (AP Seladang).
9. Trip video : https://bit.ly/3gmcJup
The trip was led by the experienced state rangers, Justice for Wildlife Malaysia team, UNISZA, Terrapuri and us medias. Specially thanks to En. Dome and Janggut for explaining everything to me, soalan yang tidak-tidak pun dia reply (reply ngan loyak buruk nya AHHAHHAHHAH… Bagus!!! 😊 😊 😊)
February is the month for another outdoor activity – Trekking at Kenyir State Park and bird watching (gonna blog about this later). March? I will be in Sabah… follow my Instagram lah as I usually upload promptly here. Blog comes in much later.
If you are an avid jungle trekker – like Adela, this would
be a piece of cake WITH icing on top. If you are an amateur like moi… this trek
is fairly easy BUT with loadsa pacat jer lar. Opkos lah kan, nama pun masuk
utan. Duh!!! It takes approximate 2 hours or so to trek to the 1st
pokok ara or fig tree, then we rested and had our tapau-ed lunch before heading
to the 2nd pokok ara, the proceed heading back to our vehicle via
the river route (which took only an hour or so – but we all basah lah sebab
kena menyelami hati budi air sungai kan kan kan. HAHHAHHHAHHAHH….).
I learnt few important stuff here, how to identify an elephant dung, Malayan tapir footprint, tiger and sun bear’s claw marks, types of plant that is important for survival and making delicious masak lemak tempoyak (Adela tuh dah try ke letak daun kesing/pijat, sedap ke idok?) and many more. I have to admit this trip is very educational, am glad I joined.
1. Taman Negeri Kenyir or Kenyir State Park consist of an area size of 30,000 ha.
2. Kenyir State Park is source of medicinal products, recreation, cultural and spiritual values aside being known for its flora and fauna.
3. The two significant indigenous Orang Asli communities are the Bateq of Kuala Koh and the Semaq Beri of Sungai Berua.
4. The Park is important for our endangered species such as the Malayan Tiger, the Malayan Tapir, the Sun Bear, the Asian Elephant and Panther.
6. Where else Justice for Wildlife Malaysia (incubated by Rimba) – help develop state park regulations, conduct judiciary and legislative workshops to improve prosecution rates for wildlife crime.
7. Permit is required for jungle activities purpose.
8. Our access/exit point is Seladang (AP Seladang).
9. Trip video : https://bit.ly/3gmcJup
The trip was led by the experienced state rangers, Justice for Wildlife Malaysia team, UNISZA, Terrapuri and us medias. Specially thanks to En. Dome and Janggut for explaining everything to me, soalan yang tidak-tidak pun dia reply (reply ngan loyak buruk nya AHHAHHAHHAH… Bagus!!! 😊 😊 😊)
For enquiry, please reach out to Terrapuri and/or Ping Anchorage
GTN x Terrapuri Fam Trip is in collaboration with Ping
Anchorage and Terrapuri, and all its sponsors with #GayaTravel as media
coordinator.
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