Wow, big thanks for the list.

I will do some little research and definitely will visit those places after Nuang.
But those places has it's own campsite or we need to open it on my own ?

Thanks, will do.

Since you mention about the difficulty, can you please help me to rate those mountains so I can plan my hikes accordingly

from 1 (easiest) to 10 (hardest)

Gunung Yellow [3] (4)
Gunung Suku [3] (4)
Bukit Kutu @ KKB [3] (5)
Gunung Ulu Semangkok @ Fraser [3] (3)
Pine Tree Trail & Twin Peak @ Fraser [4] (5)
Gunung Bunga Buah @ Genting [3] (4)
Gunung Nuang [5] (7) till peak with water resource from Lolo Camp instead of Pacat as some not sure where it is
Thanks

Thanks again. Seems like you are a seasoned mountaineer here.

I managed to get the coordinates from google.

Btw any advice for the public transport from KL (KL sentral) to gunung Nuang ?

Gunung Yellow [3] (4)
Gunung Suku [3] (4)
Bukit Kutu @ KKB [3] (5)
Gunung Ulu Semangkok @ Fraser [3] (3)
Pine Tree Trail & Twin Peak @ Fraser [4] (5)
Gunung Bunga Buah @ Genting [3] (4)
Gunung Nuang [5] (7)

yeah i really wanna try! this list mentioned ^ wouldn't be too hard for daytrips rite? i mean like do i need to bring some more stuff (that are not required for hills)? 

@aidono, you are very right. Trekking from Senaru would be a better choice and I believe the view of Mt Rinjani and crater lake is better.

We summit from Sembalun campsite and the guide informed us we must return by 9am else we would have problem reaching the Senaru crater rim campsite. The route to Senaru is tougher than summit trail. Is that true? Gradient steeper? More loose sand?

The visibility was low and due to time constraint, I decided not to continue. Around 1 hr / 300m below the peak. We then went to the hot spring for lunch and back. damn tired. Btw, it's a g good experience.

err like usually for normal hill hikes (saga, tabur etc) i just bring water, snacks and some 'girl's stuff'...do i need to bring anything extra for the mountains? like suku, nuang etc. cuz i havent hiked any mountains before bsides kinabalu 

First aid kit and an extra jacket could be very useful too.
It might get a little chilly at the summit when you have rested.

Looks like I'm going to attempt G.liang and G.Yong Belar soon

I heard there is a new shortcut that bypass the "pipe" crossing nowadays. Which can save up to 1 hour hiking..
I am doing a day hike, don't think I could do a detour to Gunung Warpu. Next time perhaps.
Liang.. Tiger leeches.. sigh.. Not going to love it.. Looks like I will want to layer up myself properly this time.
I thought they say the camp site only have a water source that looks like air kencing haha..

Tumang Batak perhaps not this time, bringing someone to do tropical forest hike for the first time, liang alone could be taxing enough

I'm doing 2D1N at Liang..

The Yong Belar hike was not organized by me.
Just leech ppl's trip haha

I think the second hike camp site, takes 4 hours to walk there

Liang is a long walk.. be prepare for extended walking..
I finished my hike day 1 after 12.5hrs.. From trail head to summit and back to Lupuk Hantu camp.

Not too much, around 13 kg since only a day of camping, was carrying two tents too as my GF couldn't take much.

We did not want to see sunrise as we are bunch of people who had problem to wake up early haha. We opt for the sunset which is already freezing at that moment.

We wanted to start fast but we couldn't find the trail head at first, was wondering around there (didn't know we should go along the river as there's a trespassing sign at the entrance we). One hour wondering around there..

After witnessing the sunset at 7.30pm, took us another 4 hours to descend to our camp which we cooked dinner and serve at 12.30pm.

Good thing did not suffer much muscle ache the next day, just leech bite and bee stung that left me very itchy

Yeah got one, not superb due to being super cloudy that day.

Trail is straight forward once you found the starting point.

Just did Yong Belar the other day, now the pipe crossing part has been flatten into a vegetable farm.. I think soon Yong Belar will be gone too.. It's only 4 hours one way hike to the summit now, undulating and not too strenuous walk.

guys, need info on Tabur hill. Is it close or open for public ?

Also I have to ask, it is generally a good idea to do hiking, camping, etc by yourself? Alone?

I am a loner, and I prefer to do stuff my way, and in my speed, and at my own time.

Even at basic, I do have emergency whistle, fire starter, a multi tool, simple knife with seatbelt cutter and glass smasher. two compass (the basic Coleman and a one with ruler). and a headlight.

i know maybe it best to do it in groups - but due to my work, getting holiday (annual leave) is sometimes per project basis (if big project coming up, no annual leave and to take it when times are slower). but still, the main thing is that I'm a loner...

There's no harm going alone if you feel adventures and brave enough. But having a friend along is better than going alone.
I prefer have one or max two buddies with me when going camping especially when doing jungle trekking. More than 3 person will only create nuisance.

Camping at the beach can be done solo as it's less dangerous than camping inside heavy jungle.

I hiked Bukit Broga "alone" before. I've said that because Broga, on a Saturday, you are not particularly alone. All the way to near the first summit. I know by then I was already 80% (I've heard that the rest of the summit, are really close to each other). But since due to other problems, I've started my climb at noon. And also equipment malfunction (causing me to lose around 40% of my water supply). And I, in a way, almost lost my mood because now I need to check my other stuff too (headlight, GPS). It was a simple mistake, maybe my fault, maybe the shop keeper fault (its the clip style water pack where you slide the clip in).

Anyway, it was a gear testing expedition anyway (which is why I don't mind starting at noon).

This saturday I'll be heading Gunung Nuang. Another gear testing, and software testing. And personal limit testing.

Yes. I've read that from several blog. Besides, basic math says whatever time you took to be there, you are probably taking the same amount in return. And its easier to get dark on the mountain.

I've downloaded two app on my android phone, and I want to test my AGPS. I also have an old Asus Garmin phone (yes, those two company worked together - for a year, ha! and released only two model). So I want to know how well it function on the mountain. Funny thing is I walked down Broga hill feeling quite sad because I don't have those fancy watch with altitude measurement. Only to realize my Asus Garmin have that option hidden - not in driving mode but when saving your location - it mention your level on the ground - ha!

I also want to make my sure dehydration pack didn't do the same mess again. And since this time I will start from the morning, I hope I can evaluate my true fitness. I heard that Nuang also used for Ultra Run, so I know that the trail are pretty 'spot on' as long as you observe your surrounding.

Does anyone know any popular camping ground in Selangor / KL. Usually easy access, close to resources, and safe. Well, there is Hutan Lipur Ampang and I heard you can apply to camp there. And it was running distance away to humanity (housing area). But I think it also too close to humanity that some people might visit you just to mess with you (since it also a popular hotspot. if they notice you set up camp in the evening, they might try to have fun with you later in the night).

There is also a campground at Sungai Congkak - which can be said as 'gated camping hotspot'. Cost you RM10, but I need to evaluate and see how far it is from the management should there is emergency. But it would be nice to practice camping and test your gear in a safe location, both from human and other stuff.

I know there are people camping on top of Bukit Broga, but I'm not sure how popular, but I do know in case of emergency, getting access to humanity is hard. The same with campground Lolo.

I prefer to do it alone, but I do prefer that when I'm there, I'm not the only one. Unless I'm experienced hard core already. So I'm looking at that paid campground at Sungai Congkak.

But if any of you have other ideas, feel free to post it here.