Showing posts with label getaway. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Bako one day trip

Had been wanted to visit Bako and we finally make it ! YAY!
Went to coffee talk nasi lemak for breakfast. Ordered nasi lemak with rendang, curry, and all the flavors available. Everything is so good! Definitely going back for more!


Depart to Bako National Park after breakfast, it is around 45 min journey from Kuching.
RM10 for entrance fee per person, Malaysian rate.
RM30 boat ride (return) per person, 20 min journey 
RM35 per boat to see the sea stack
RM50 for crocodile watching, around 1 hour 30 min ride 
but sadly we didn't see any crocodiles that day. 


at the port 


forestry officer showed us a crocodile in their office. We wasn't prepare for this and we shouted like what, so lose face. LOLOL. 



We departed from the port to see the sea stack aka landmark then the boat man dropped us at T. Paku (0.8km to Park HQ), We trekked along the trail to park HQ and took a boat from park HQ to go back to the port.




We didn't see any crocodile but just crocodile's prey.



we headed back to the pier to gather with my friends and depart to the sea stack.






The sea stack!!







we didn't see any other people on the island when the boatmen first dropped us at the T. Paku. It is like we own the island!








this creature comes in time when we wanted to have our sandwiches.



beautiful roots along the trail.


by Dato Michelle Yeoh



at the pavilion near the park HQ




last boat ride is at 4pm, we left the park around 2pm.
and had our dinner at 吴方记肉骨茶, my favorite place for bah kuh teh in town.



Thursday, March 26, 2015

2D1N in Semban, Kuching

Spent my birthday weekend joining my friends to Semban. I was so excited when I know they're going to visit the long neck tribe in Sarawak. It was extra fun on the way return to Kuching because it was raining heavily and I didn't bring my umbrella. I swear this makes the return trip extra fun! once in a lifetime, walking under the rain and get drenched!

Six hours of jungle trekking is real challenging, I swear this is the first and also the last time! I couldn't feel my legs on the first night, I was worried how am I going to leave this Kampung tmr with my sore legs. Counterpain gel is life saving and of course prayers! Part of me was thinking whether I can survive because 6 hours are way too challenging, what if I died on my birthday, HAHAHAHHA! 

I did learnt something from this trip, sharing some spiritual gain. Life is like jungle trekking, ups and downs. You were tired but you gotta go on. Seeing or knowing what is in front isn't necessarily helpful. Sometime it can be depressing when you know you gotta climb up a bit more when you are already so tired. But God is always here with you, He is the light, the path, the strength. Let God lead you and guide you, He will provide all your need and protect you under His wings. Ask for strength when you're lack of, ask for courage when you need some, ask for faith when you have none. He has abundant and always willing to give. What I should/ can do is to take one step at a time, be careful & patience. Don't worry about what is in front of you, if you have doubt, always look back and count your blessing. You will always be amazed by God's grace. 


the girls ;)

and after 6 hours of jungle trekking, we were finally there! Kampung Semban.




And the landlord were sending some coconuts, so much love!





The house we stayed.




Dinner 



Photo by Kelvin. Thank you very much for the birthday surprise, you girls are truly amazing!

Some photos taken along the journey to kampung Semban.












That bridge is the real deal.





the fear is real.

luckily I have her with me to cross the bridge.







Went to the new settlement to visit the long neck tribe. They have black teeth. 



paddy field.




lastly, photo with my girls. Thank you for inviting me! I wasn't regret so no worries. HAHAHAHA! That is a really memorable trip. Thanks for the birthday surprise. Sending cupcakes all the way up to the homestay, 6 hours of jungke trekking isn't easy at all, thanks for being so sweet! I was so blessed to know you ;)


Another photo from Kelvin. 
Thanks everyone for being so helpful and nice throughout the trip. It is great to know you. :)