Jan 5, 2014:
Noor Asmahani Hashim, 28, suffered injuries to her back, hand and face after she fell about 10m down a ravine at Bukit Tabur

Dec 3, 2013:
Science teacher Ng Pee Tat, in his 30s, fell to his death after tumbling down a steep slope during his first venture with a friend at Bukit Tabur

Sept 28, 2013:
Tan Tick Soon, 51, fell 60m down a steep slope and incurred serious injuries. The Fire and Rescue Department took four hours to bring him to safety

March 28, 2009:
Two doctors were found dead in a ravine near the Klang Gates in Ulu Ampang after a hiking expedition at Bukit Tabur. The two, paediatrician Dr Haliza Mohd Shafie, 53, and paediatric surgeon Dr Amin Tai Abdullah @ Tai Yen Ming, 57, reportedly slipped and fell some 500metres.

Oct 15, 2008:
A college student fell from a height of about 100m but cheated death as tree branches broke her fall. She suffered a deep gash on her forehead, cracked ribs and a punctured lung.

Dec 17, 2012:
A 27-year-old engineer survived with minor injuries after falling 100 metres into a ravine during a hiking trip at Bukit Tabur. Chan Wing Sing was found to have sprained his ankle and injured his waist.

Dec 19, 2009:
Five friends got lost for five hours while climbing Bukit Tabur, Taman Melawati, but was later found safe.

Sept 23, 2009:
Lim Kok Leong, 51, fell while climbing Bukit Tabur alone but managed to cheat death when a tree branch broke his fall. He was trapped for five hours before being saved.


/k dare to hike there?

Not as scary really.

Been there few time.

Compare to that, rock climbing is scarier.

I was like dafuq, "minor injuries after falling 100 metres into a ravine", survived.

Wa so many deaths. Nope nope

easy peasy la...just bring gloves...

You don't have to climb down the ravine using the ropes, there is a alternative way, those who're dead they deserve it.