Hiking: Learn About Bukit Tabur East In Malaysia

Bukit Tabur East is one of the many wonders that are available in Malaysia. If you are from Kuala Lumpur, Bukit Tabur East is a site that can be reached easily without driving too far away from the city. It’s one of those places where you can go to just for a weekend getaway. It’s one of those places where you can get Minimum Effort Maximum Pleasure (MEMP).

Bukit Tabur East is located along Taman Malawati nearby Wangsa Maju in Kuala Lumpur. The hike would be graded easy. On an average you will need about one and a half hours to three hours depending on each individual groups stamina level. Preparation of 3 litres of waters should be sufficient for those water mongers out there.

There will be certain places where you will need to get on all fours to actually climb up! Enjoy the process because this is one of the many fun parts for Bukit Tabur East. If it's raining, no fret, just be extra careful and do not do anything that is dangerous. There will be times when you need to climb through three roots and also boulders. EMBRACE NATURE and ENJOY the process! The view along the way is MAGNIFICANT! You will be able to view a dam and an ever serene lake throughout the entire hike.

The type of challenges that Bukit Tabur East provides is a very good type to start conditioning people that have just started hiking if you go there in the morning you will be able to enjoy the excellent morning air. The airs that is refreshing and makes you want to go back for more! It’s worth the effort to wake up early in the morning for this.

For beginners that is uncomfortable with leeches. You will not need to worry about those cute little creatures. They are almost non-existent in this area. If there was, this area has is so frequently used that most of the little cuties has already been killed. If you want to be sure please bring some salt with you. If you so luckily get bitten, just take a few pinches of salt CALMLY put the salt on the leeches and after a while it will drop off. There are certain leeches that are very stubborn, most of the time it’s the Tiger Leech. All you need to do is to put more salt on it and it will fall off.

Along the way throughout the hike, on a good day it will be misty. That remains me, it can get quite hot early in the morning and also if you plan to go early in the afternoon. So please bring your sun blocks and hats along the way! Prevention against sunburn is better than cure! It will be a good idea to bring some chocolates or sweets along the way as temporary power bars along the way.

I hope that you will enjoy the hike to Bukit Tabur East as much as I did. ENJOY the PROCESS people!

The type of challenges that Bukit Tabur East provides is a very good type to start conditioning people that have just started hiking if you go there in the morning you will be able to enjoy the excellent morning air. The airs that is refreshing and makes you want to go back for more! It’s worth the effort to wake up early in the morning for this.

For beginners that is uncomfortable with leeches. You will not need to worry about those cute little creatures. They are almost non-existent in this area. If there was, this area has is so frequently used that most of the little cuties has already been killed. If you want to be sure please bring some salt with you. If you so luckily get bitten, just take a few pinches of salt… CALMLY put the salt on the leeches and after a while it will drop off. There are certain leeches that are very stubborn, most of the time it’s the Tiger Leech. All you need to do is to put more salt on it and it will fall off.

Along the way throughout the hike, on a good day it will be misty. That remains me, it can get quite hot early in the morning and also if you plan to go early in the afternoon. So please bring your sun blocks and hats along the way! Prevention against sunburn is better than cure! It will be a good idea to bring some chocolates or sweets along the way as temporary power bars along the way.

I hope that you will enjoy the hike to Bukit Tabur East as much as I did. ENJOY the PROCESS people!