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post Mar 27 2014, 07:20 PM

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QUOTE(aidono @ Mar 27 2014, 07:18 PM)
@botterjr is from Subang FYI.

It has been a while since I been to Chiling to. Time to go there again one day.
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Yay, need a guide to bring us up to the higher waterfall whereby there're lesser people.
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post Mar 27 2014, 07:41 PM

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QUOTE(brotan @ Mar 27 2014, 05:04 PM)
going to camping at sg congkak for the 1st time sat. wish me luck biggrin.gif
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woah ! good luck bro ! rclxms.gif
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post Mar 27 2014, 10:49 PM

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QUOTE(NightHeart @ Mar 27 2014, 08:20 PM)
Yay, need a guide to bring us up to the higher waterfall whereby there're lesser people.
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You referring to which waterfall? If Chiling, instead of the last river crossing, keep right head up about 10 minutes hike and you will reach the third fall. The second fall is not accessible, however let me warn you about the third fall as certain area are pretty deep with at least 6' deep.
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post Mar 28 2014, 09:20 PM

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QUOTE(aidono @ Mar 26 2014, 05:50 PM)
There are almost 150+ mountains in Malaysia which I have yet to scale and most are pretty unknown to me sad.gif.

Slowly explore, still taking my sweet time.

Broga Hill is super easy to be honest, but if you want to hike easier type - we can head to the one nearby to Subang - Serdang Hill (30 minutes hike) or Puchong Hill (15 minutes hike) but both got not much of the view compare to Broga at Semenyih.
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Oo, I'm cool with any hills. Haha.. would be great if there are any that I can solo for abit just to get the kicks.

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post Mar 28 2014, 09:21 PM

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QUOTE(NightHeart @ Mar 27 2014, 12:01 AM)
I'd be happy to join since I'm kinda nearby but lately my job is killing me so during weekends I become damn zzz.... >.<

I did 1/4 of Chilling cause it started drizzling so have to turn back for safety reason. Went to Kanching & managed to go pretty high up but I forgot to route de, Kanching is nice, peaceful & wasn't crowded. I'd be happy to go back there again to picnic at the top haha.
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The more the merrier, decision still up to aidono though.. haha
Or when I get familiar.. hmm.gif not quite happening yet. laugh.gif
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post Mar 28 2014, 10:58 PM

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QUOTE(aidono @ Mar 27 2014, 10:49 PM)
You referring to which waterfall? If Chiling, instead of the last river crossing, keep right head up about 10 minutes hike and you will reach the third fall. The second fall is not accessible, however let me warn you about the third fall as certain area are pretty deep with at least 6' deep.
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If I recall correctly, Chilling isn't a up hill hike.
I was referring to Kanching at Rawang one. I kinda like Kanching over Chilling cause I felt it has less visitors.

QUOTE(botterjr @ Mar 28 2014, 09:21 PM)
The more the merrier, decision still up to aidono though.. haha
Or when I get familiar.. hmm.gif not quite happening yet. laugh.gif
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Yea, need a tour guide lol.
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post Mar 30 2014, 10:07 AM

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Chilling need to cross 7 small stream or river if i am not mistaken.

Kanching need to hike abit.

Its been quite long since i went to both place, i might be mistaken thou.
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post Mar 30 2014, 12:01 PM

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Dear All,

I would like to join Everest Base Camp next year.

Any of you interested to join me or any website I can go and join them?

So far I have in contact with this tour guide in nepal : http://www.nepalguidetrekking.com/Everest-...e-camp-trek.php
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post Mar 30 2014, 03:51 PM

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QUOTE(NightHeart @ Mar 28 2014, 11:58 PM)
If I recall correctly, Chilling isn't a up hill hike.
I was referring to Kanching at Rawang one. I kinda like Kanching over Chilling cause I felt it has less visitors.
Yea, need a tour guide lol.
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Referring to 3rd fall of Chiling. The one above where the water is flowing from biggrin.gif

Kanching got little hike depends on which part you wish to trek.
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post Mar 30 2014, 10:31 PM

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Hi guys

Just came back from sg congkak this morning

In short, nice place for camping. Clean and feel quite safe

Water is cooling. Only downside, my leg hurts walking in the stream. Too many smooth stones. Lol

And was raining heavily at night too. My camp masuk a bit water from underneath

Also the tent description can fit 5 ppl. Well, for me 2 adult 2 kids already feel a bit cramp. Fake marketing

Some pics to share

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post Mar 31 2014, 01:23 PM

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QUOTE(brotan @ Mar 30 2014, 11:31 PM)
Hi guys

Just came back from sg congkak this morning

In short,  nice place for camping. Clean and feel quite safe

Water is cooling. Only downside, my leg hurts walking in the stream. Too many smooth stones. Lol

And was raining heavily at night too. My camp masuk a bit water from underneath

Also the tent description can fit 5 ppl. Well, for me 2 adult 2 kids already feel a bit cramp. Fake marketing

Some pics to share

Attached Image Attached Image Attached Image Attached Image Attached Image
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Thanks for sharing the picture and let me help you on the camping part.

We need to see the terrain first before setting up the tent to ensure the water does not flow into your tent base if it is raining. Unless you are in a limited constraint terrain, then you have no choice but Sg Congkak should not be an issue.

I am not sure whether you have a sleeping mat as your base to ensure your body stays warm during the night. Another method to ensure you sleep comfortable will be putting a ground sheet below of your tent which could provide you better area for you to put your unnecessary stuff outside of the camp when you are sleeping. Better investment will be an inflatable air mattress which could be 10 times more expensive compare to a mat. At least both methods will prevent you from catching wet during the night.

To choose a right tent, always remember to -1/-2. When it said as a 3 man tent, it is always comfortable with 1, ok for 2, cramp for 3. You could invest in a flysheet to secure your tent to ensure no water leakage comes from the top. Marketing is all about delusion. You could see why some choose to set up hammock instead of tents smile.gif



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Can see lots of trees suitable for hammocks biggrin.gif
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post Mar 31 2014, 01:43 PM

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Malaysia tent standard always advertised as everyone is 5feet long and 40kg weight size.. a 4 man tent could possibly sleep 2 comfortably.. even 3 felt cramped
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post Mar 31 2014, 07:37 PM

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brotan

Did you camp on Sunday?
Did you see 1 Chinese guy & 2 girls, walk passing by your camp?

Coincidentally, we were there too! Around 8am - 11am.

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QUOTE(tmdsad @ Mar 30 2014, 01:01 PM)
Dear All,

I would like to join Everest Base Camp next year.

Any of you interested to join me or any website I can go and join them?

So far I have in contact with this tour guide in nepal : http://www.nepalguidetrekking.com/Everest-...e-camp-trek.php
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Are you well trained for EBC? I can tell you it is much more difficult compare to ABC if you never did before. AMS really a big threat here.
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post Mar 31 2014, 10:47 PM

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QUOTE(aidono @ Mar 31 2014, 01:23 PM)
Thanks for sharing the picture and let me help you on the camping part.

We need to see the terrain first before setting up the tent to ensure the water does not flow into your tent base if it is raining. Unless you are in a limited constraint terrain, then you have no choice but Sg Congkak should not be an issue.

I am not sure whether you have a sleeping mat as your base to ensure your body stays warm during the night. Another method to ensure you sleep comfortable will be putting a ground sheet below of your tent which could provide you better area for you to put your unnecessary stuff outside of the camp when you are sleeping. Better investment will be an inflatable air mattress which could be 10 times more expensive compare to a mat. At least both methods will prevent you from catching wet during the night.

To choose a right tent, always remember to -1/-2. When it said as a 3 man tent, it is always comfortable with 1, ok for 2, cramp for 3. You could invest in a flysheet to secure your tent to ensure no water leakage comes from the top. Marketing is all about delusion. You could see why some choose to set up hammock instead of tents smile.gif
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i setup my tent at special base for tents. i think the issue is the ground has water underneath

i got sleeping mat and also the inflatable air mattress, so we didn't get wet. just that underneath it got water

hammock no privacy laugh.gif
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QUOTE(gs20 @ Mar 31 2014, 07:37 PM)
brotan

Did you camp on Sunday?
Did you see 1 Chinese guy & 2 girls, walk passing by your camp?

Coincidentally, we were there too! Around 8am - 11am.
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hi

i camp overnight sat, went back sunday morning

i think i did notice 1 guy and 2 girls around 10am in the stream. 1 of the girl specky (the other not sure) smile.gif
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QUOTE(brotan @ Mar 31 2014, 10:49 PM)
hi

i camp overnight sat, went back sunday morning

i think i did notice 1 guy and 2 girls around 10am in the stream. 1 of the girl specky (the other not sure)  smile.gif
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That's our gang! biggrin.gif
We pick random spot for hiking & Congkak is the one we went yesterday (without realizing there is not much to hike).
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QUOTE(gs20 @ Mar 31 2014, 11:31 PM)
That's our gang! biggrin.gif
We pick random spot for hiking & Congkak is the one we went yesterday (without realizing there is not much to hike).
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lol. nice.

i thought got a mountain to claim nearby?
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QUOTE(brotan @ Mar 31 2014, 11:47 PM)
lol. nice.

i thought got a mountain to claim nearby?
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Yes, nearby got Nuang. But we been there before so wanna try some other hiking spot. blush.gif

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