I AM THE BORNEO EXPLORER 婆罗洲探险者

After reached the Adis Buan resort (can google map for location), there is an entrance at the right of the resort in which look something like this. Normally the locals will use this trailhead to go into the jungle.  It rains yesterday, and the trail is extremely muddy, so this is a good experience for my children and wife, as these city people can experience the feeling of hiking on a muddy trail. 😝 I felt very happy that two of my children likes the trail very much, I want to train them, so they can go hike with me soon. And also make them care for nature.  The Segong river has crystal clear water, I like this place very much. I hike to the Ulu Segong are before, which you can read it here .  This is the most enjoyable moment of my life, bringing my family to enjoy nature on a weekend.

In the year 2015 was my first visit to Kampung Kiding , as my friends and I hike all the way up from the base until Kampung Kiding (the very last village) One of the big improvement for this place its now they have Tar Road all the way from the base until the last kampung (village) Unlike back in the old days, so now in order to hike to this place, it is also compulsory to hire a local guide from the ketua kampung. The guide in yellow, he is in his 70s, retires Sarawak forestry staff, so now he follows us to go hiking most of the time. There are many bamboo bridges along the way, and the village maintains all these really well. Kampung Kiding it's one of the many kampung which situated inside the meteor crater from millions of years ago. In which created all of these wonderful landscapes. Due to its unique geographical landscape, this kampung it's situated at an average of 450 meter above sea level. Bamboo shoot, a local delicacy, very tasty if you cook it with curry.  My fri...

With just around 320 meters above sea level, the Bung Jagoi it's one of the most family friendly trail available in Kuching. The trail is super easy to hike, and suitable for children and old people, a good weekend gateway. Not to forget it also has a very nice viewpoint on the summit peak.  And if hiking is not your cup of tea, you can also bring your family to the waterfall, just a few mins hike at the base of the mountain.  There is a big parking space for your car, a few ringgit per car. This is a restaurant, and we paid our entrance fees here. They also offer daily tour package, which includes food.  A friend of mine bring his 70+ years old mother and two young children to hike together, and impressively she made it to the summit.  A waterfall trail just below the mountain. Good for children, as I know my children like to play in the water more than hiking to the summit.  Very clear water from the mountain.  view along the way to the summit A souvenir...