In a previous post, I discussed my experience at Bak Buan Kukuot waterfall in Kampung Sadir, Padawan. While the 2-tier waterfall is still underrated amongst tourists from outside of Sarawak, it is quite popular among local tourists. If you prefer somewhere quieter and less crowded, consider visiting Baan Gong waterfall in Kampung Sikog, Siburan. Baan …
One of the best things about Kuching is that it offers many outdoor activities. Like many locals, I, too, enjoy exploring the jungle with friends and family in my spare time. I love visiting waterfalls and fortunately, there’s one just slightly over an hour’s drive from the city centre. Bak Buan Kukuot waterfall is a …
Storytime! Let’s go back to the time I took my first trip to one of Sarawak’s most famous national parks, Bako National Park. I flew to Sarawak after work to join my friends Eric and Raul at the national park over the weekend. Eric is from the U.S. and Raul is from Mexico. A brief …
In 2016, my family and I visited our relatives in Kampung Git. The road there is small. So, we parked our vehicle in a way that wouldn’t cause traffic. My aunt wanted to take a picture and as I was helping her, we noticed a lady smiling at us. My aunt, being the friendly person …
In late 2019, my family and I made a quick trip to Kubah National Park for a hike to Mount Serapi. I still have vivid memories of my time there despite having visited it several years ago. The weather wasn’t great. It rained heavily, so I and my family didn’t stay as long as we …
A drive from Kota Kinabalu to Kundasang typically takes roughly about 2 hours. Most people would make a stop in Pekan Nabalu for a quick rest. But for some, the stop could take more than half an hour. Pekan Nabalu is a popular rest stop before reaching Kundasang. This small town is about 12 km …
If you’re looking to do an easy hike in Kundasang, consider visiting Sosodikon Hill. Despite the short trip, it’ll still get you sweating. Sosodikon is family-friendly and the hill is especially suitable for inexperienced hikers. It only takes between 20 and 30 minutes to explore Sosodikon Hill. Going up the hill isn’t difficult thanks to …
Kundasang has many good accommodations, from budget to expensive ones. A big room with a nice view (or a balcony) is typically more expensive than a small room without any of the mentioned. If you’re looking for accommodation near town and with a beautiful view of the highest peak in Malaysia, you might want to …
On the way to Kundasang, many travellers like to drop by Sinalau Bakas Himbaan Bongol. It’s a dining spot with stalls selling deliciously pink, juicy pork. If you’re driving from Kota Kinabalu, it will be on your right; or left if you’re coming from Kundasang. Located on route AH150 in Tuaran, Sinalau Bakas Himbaan Bongol …
I had the opportunity to spend my birthday in Kundasang this year. My friend Jess recommended Hooga Cafe @ Kundasang Farm Ville, simply known as Hooga Cafe. It’s about a 1.9 km drive from Sosodikon Hill. Hooga Cafe is one of the best dining spots in Kundasang, serving western and Asian cuisines. It has lovely …