That looks really good. So relax and can enjoy very good scenery. Sometimes I just wish malaysia has that kind of trail. Where you can just walk and enjoy the view.

You have calculated roughly the cost and time for th trip?

Any update?

Maybe you could grab some heat pads to ensure you feel warm and comfortable when you are getting a rest in Laban Rata.

Great also....any prefer heat pad can recommand?

I just got myself a

1) One Polar Triclimate Jacket (using Toray Delfy Fabric)
2) A featherlight windproof/rainproof jacket
3) Salomon Sensa Mantra for trail running and hiking (tested out on some trail but need more testing on slippery rock for the grip)
4) 140 lumen waterproof headlight
5) Another Streamlight LED torchlight for spare
6) Walking Stick
etc etc

I guess there goes my list of gear for my KK hike...will i over prepare for the trip?

Why do you need to get a waterproof headlight Zen?

Actually I would like to find a good headlight. Not really waterproof. Looking around its hard to find one with at least 200 lumen with around 10hours battery life. You have any suggestion?

I'm interested in zebralight h600 but don't think it's available here in Malaysia.

Actually I would like to find a good headlight. Not really waterproof. Looking around its hard to find one with at least 200 lumen with around 10hours battery life. You have any suggestion?

I'm interested in zebralight h600 but don't think it's available here in Malaysia.

I do not think anyone carrying Zebralight. I myself never came across this brand.

I'm interested in zebralight h600 but don't think it's available here in Malaysia.

Zebralight can be found locally, dealer is in Subang Jaya. Their webstore: http://www.lelong.com.my/merchant/gadgetworld2u.htm

First time camping? Gunung Nuang first campsite is an ideal place for first time. Trek in 2 hours and Kem Lolo got water source for your cooking. Could be pack during Saturday. Not camp at the peak ya.

You could try camp at Sungai Chiling but there is a cost where you need to pay for entrance fee. Parking are provided nearby too. You could venture to Sungai Chiling waterfall but do careful with river crossing number 5 or 6. Could be deep and fast if rain.

Gunung Irau basecamp is another good place for beginners. The camp site is actually the car park for the hikers who wishes to hike Gunung Irau. Pretty flat terrain but people camp just because for the weather.

Too many place to think off

i would like to ask that is Gunung Nuang Camp pacat safe to camp for overnight ? 

It is safe to camp at all three area - Lolo, Pacat and the peak.

But some are not aware that Pacat do have a water source and it is located quite a distance from the Pacat camp site.

Most will opt to camp at Lolo due to water resources, but if you want to witness the sunrise - Pacat or the summit will be an ideal location.

Peak could be windy and can house around 4 tents comfortably. Do pitch near to the route via Janda Baik as I advice not to camp near the metal beirut.

thanks for the kind info, for the peak camping , i afraid that if i camp over there will disturb by the outsider who also hike to the peak, possible that i hike at afternoon then will be lesser people around the peak ? 

Most people will day pack to Nuang summit as early as 6 AM. Estimation time to reach peak around noon or later.

Shall you are to camp at the peak taking consideration of 6-8 hours to hike (depends on individual stamina) and avoiding night fall (7 PM) to do the set up, start around 11 AM or noon will be ideal.

If you are unsure where is the water point in Pacat, stop at Lolo to grab the water source for cooking and cleaning before heading up to summit.

But hikers do not really disturb even if you pitch your tent there. Just imagine those who slept at Lolo on Saturday night, hike up on Sunday morning just to see the sunrise

icic .. it because i am runner, so it only took me about less than 4hours to the peak with 3kg backpack ..
so more or less will expect someone arrive near our tent to see sunrise & disturb my sweet dreams LOL  .. 

I just wonder what you have in your backpack? A camper usually carry around 8-20kg depends on the hike.

If you ask me, whether are there campers from Lolo to witness the sunrise? Maybe yes and that could affect your good night sleep. Unless you trek down a little via Janda Baik route and use a hammock to sleep.

that 3kg backpack was simple hike , so now i plan to get a backpack can carry up to 20Liter stuff ..