Do you have image which you could share as I do not understand what you are trying to say?

IC you are referring to the CampinGaz by Evergreen distributors.

I never use Maple Leaf before but it seems like those using the steamboat cylinders. I prefer to use CV470 all the time even though it is slightly heavy.

Still a cooking stove in the end. Most important for your end, does weight matters to you?

Not for me as I know where to get clean water source from the jungle. I used to use the purification tablets when I am new into hiking. Taste a little weird.

Aww ic. I never been to Nepal before therefore I do not know how's the water quality there. If you are okay with the tablets, you could opt for that. Share with us the pictures upon completion. Which trek by the way?

Drinkable but weird. Maybe you want to add those flavour thingy like apple/ orange powder.

Dangerous fall, do not play a fool. A lot of people died there. 20 ft deep with under water current.

Even my friend's friend drown there.

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Difficult hike for your standard? Your stamina is quite good and Fansipan should not be a problem for you if you are to hike Rinjani before.

No need to head so far to try long hikes. Try Gunung Tahan via Kuala Tahan (7 days) or Gunung Noring (6 days).

Snakes just too common. You will get used to see one if you look around properly.

Why wear sandals to hike? I never like sandals even I am to trek simple hills or even waterfalls.

Show us some pictures.

Snake or hike, I am fine with anything. Hopefully not the viper I am thinking now.

It is definitely one of the pit viper but to identify it will need a picture.

If you members afraid of height, do not be too happy if you are to the Low Circuit. Seems short but hell it is one of the ride.

Sounds great. I did via Ferrata few years back and if the weather doesn't sides you - your money just got burn with no refund. Luckily it started to rain 1 km after we started so we go no option but to proceed

Wasted not much picture at that time as I am carrying a SLR.

I am joining a hike to Bukit Bintang at Kepong this Wednesday morning. Anyone want to tag along, do let me know. Easy hike by the way.

You want try out camping? Head to Chiling. Suitable for beginners with less than 1 minute trekking.

To the waterfall another 45 minutes to 1.5 hours but beware of flash flood especially river crossing number 5 and 6.

It is Bunga Buah my friend. The leeches were never on the road. After the tar road, where the high bushes before the descent up, the leeches are all there. 99% normal leech and 1% tiger leech.

Tiger leeches often seen within Perak mountains like Gunung Liang, Gunung Inas and Gunung Bubu, Ulu Kenas.

If you are referring to Chenuang, hardly have if you use the Sungai Congkak route. If you used the old way via Ampang, high chances you will encounter them plus it is a distance to trek. Possible encounter wild cats too.

Yes. The trailhead is somewhere near a building behind. Trek about 1-3 minutes the trailhead on your right. Cross a few small streams. Lots of bamboos and leeches. The confusion part when you are near to the peak where u need to make a U loop. Head straight will reach Batu Hampar (if I am not mistaken - been a while since I last trek there since 2011). The beirut still standing strong there. Last time, there are metal handle along the way towards the peak but due to overgrown trees, some trekkers chop off the metal railing and no longer can be use. Beirut should be mark with an Adidas logo and clear view of Klang Gate dam can be seen.

celia lim Do refer to the image

Gunung Datuk is a very common hiking ground for a lot of hikers. You could use the GPS to lead you there.

You will need to register yourself and pay RM5 for entry fees.

Nice view, approximate 2 hours up 1.5 hours down for beginners.

But somehow someone got lost at Datuk recently.

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014...ng-Gunung-Dato/

Luckily nothing goes wrong to her.

http://www.sinarharian.com.my/edisi/melaka...-datuk-1.331745

Back to Chenuang, it is not a common trekking ground as most people are unaware of it. People hike the well known Nuang either via Pangsoon or Janda Baik. It is best for you to engage a guide to Chenuang if you are first time there. Just pay a minimal fee and make the arrangement with the Selangor Forestry Department.

Yeah located at Rembau area. The confusion part located at two area. One which is located about 15-25 minutes into the hike from the starting point, the other is when near to the peak where there is a junction head to nearby mountain called Gunung Rembau.

I would prefer anyone to go in a group just in case you are not familiar of getting lost in the forest.