FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE MALAYSIA
I love hiking and jungle trekking.
FRIM is the best place for amateur trekker as the baby step to trek training.
Over the weekend, my colleagues and i drove to Kepong; where our first hiking experience took place.
After we having some light breakfast, we made our way to the start point, which is at one of the hill. After having some stretching exercises to warm our body up, we started walking slowly up the hill. The climate is cool and the air is fresh; i couldn't stop myself from enjoying the breeze and smell of the jungle decays.
After a good 40 minutes trail, we reached the canopy walk point. There is a 200-meters long walkway suspended 30 meters above the ground. Beside it were greenery and lush tree-tops. We were then advised to make our way slowly and orderly, with each other at least 3 feet away from one another. And yes, NO RUNNING ON THE TRAIL!
Then, we continue our route down to hill for another 30 minutes before retuning to the start point.
At the end of the session, we believe strongly and unanimously that we all need intensive training to pull up our socks!
I love hiking and jungle trekking.
FRIM is the best place for amateur trekker as the baby step to trek training.
Over the weekend, my colleagues and i drove to Kepong; where our first hiking experience took place.
After we having some light breakfast, we made our way to the start point, which is at one of the hill. After having some stretching exercises to warm our body up, we started walking slowly up the hill. The climate is cool and the air is fresh; i couldn't stop myself from enjoying the breeze and smell of the jungle decays.
After a good 40 minutes trail, we reached the canopy walk point. There is a 200-meters long walkway suspended 30 meters above the ground. Beside it were greenery and lush tree-tops. We were then advised to make our way slowly and orderly, with each other at least 3 feet away from one another. And yes, NO RUNNING ON THE TRAIL!
Then, we continue our route down to hill for another 30 minutes before retuning to the start point.
At the end of the session, we believe strongly and unanimously that we all need intensive training to pull up our socks!
*whooorf* Tired but the trip was indeed awesome!
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