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Travel<br />
Mulu National Park, Sarawak<br />
This world-famous national park boasts three adventure treks<br />
that can put a sports enthusiast to test. Be prepared for the<br />
forested slopes, crossing fast flowing rivers and clear jungle<br />
streams; a good level of physical fitness is required to<br />
complete the trek. Overnight stays in this park is to be<br />
expected as some of treks can take up to a couple of days<br />
to finish, so you should bring along basic camping gears for<br />
stays in jungle base camps.<br />
Penang National Park, Penang<br />
Looking for a hiking place that offers you a scenery that is<br />
more than just trees and mountains? Head over to Malaysia’s<br />
youngest national park in Penang. The Penang National Park<br />
offers hikers with a canopy walkway, two tough trails and<br />
secluded beaches that also serve as a sea turtle sanctuary.<br />
Now, how’s that for a change in view? Remember to bring<br />
along plenty of food and water when hiking at this national<br />
park, as food and beverages are not sold within the area.<br />
Broga Hill, Selangor<br />
Where’s the best place to see sunrise in Selangor? Broga Hill!<br />
It stands at a height of about 400 metres and offers views of<br />
both Selangor and Negeri Sembilan combined. You need to<br />
begin your hike as early as five in the morning to view the<br />
sunrise from Broga Hill’s summit; a sight you would not want<br />
to miss. A headlamp or flashlight is a must if you are hiking<br />
before dawn and wear comfortable clothing as you will need<br />
to climb a few boulders at the top. For a more adventurous<br />
experience, set up a camp and put up a night atop Broga Hill<br />
for star-gazing on clear nights.<br />
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