I AM THE BORNEO EXPLORER 婆罗洲探险者

So, my hiking buddy Michael and I decided to tackle the KlingKang range near the Sarawak border on Christmas Day. Why? Because we're apparently gluttons for punishment and love the idea of mud being our new fashion statement. 🏞️💩 Out of nowhere, we stumbled upon a grove of durian trees. Now, if you're not familiar with durians, they're those spiky fruits that smell like heaven and taste like... well, something you'd either love or hate. And guess what? Some had fallen fresh from the trees! We looked at each other, shrugged, and dug in. Verdict? Sweet, creamy, and utterly delicious. Michael even joked that we should start a durian stand. 😂 We set off early, thinking we were all cool and prepared. Nope! The trail had other plans. Mud, glorious mud! It was like the mountain decided to give us a spa day, minus the relaxation. Every step was a gamble – will I slip or won't I? Spoiler: I slipped. Multiple times. Michael found it hilarious, of course. 😏 we continued ou...

I went on a caving trip with my brother to Gua Sirih, a cave near Serian known for its archaeological significance and as a site for bird's nest collection. This cave wasn't just any cave; it housed ancient wall paintings and artifacts buried deep within. As we descended, a long wooden staircase maintained by the Sarawak Museum Department led us into the cave's embrace. The walls were adorned with nature's artwork—tree vines wrapping around boulders, a testament to time's passage. The archaeological area, fenced off, revealed ancient wall paintings, depicting human and bird shapes, a silent testament to the cave's historical significance. Turning on my headlamp, I was immediately besieged by flying bugs, a lesson learned for next time: wear a jacket with a mosquito net. The bats, however, were less intrusive, their silhouettes darting through the light, their squeaks filling the cavernous space. The cave floor was uneven, with muddy patches where tiny streams fl...