“Mirror of the Sky“ reflects the sky in all its going, thus creating many unique photography opportunities. The Island makes a perfect travel destination for your holiday, and it is also a habitat for many marine agriculture.
Also appreciate natural food source, get close to nature and live the organic way as we stay in a farm, indulge in fresh air, clean underground water, cozy shelters, safe food, farm eating experiences and farm activities.
“Mirror of the Sky“ reflects the sky in all its going, thus creating many unique photography opportunities. The Island makes a perfect travel destination for your holiday, and it is also a habitat for many marine agriculture.
One of the most recommended treks for those who want to have a challenging trekking experience with a life long excitement.
Date: 22-26 May 2020
The mountain is still remote and relatively unknown to many people. Located in Belum Forest (Hutan Belum) which is still virgin, untouched by the outside world, the mountain has abundant supply of flora, high in medicinal value. Aboriginal tribes called Orang Asli still use this forest as a base for primary living. Staying in an Orang Asli house, we shall attempt the summit within a day.
Immerse yourself in Naure
See beauty in new light
Date: 5-7 June 2020
A challenging off-road trails that lead into virgin forests, mountains and waterfalls. The view atop the Panorama Hill behind the school at Sg Lembing is extremely beautiful and not to forget the many local delicacies in the town!
Date 2022: 30 Apr, 29 May, 25 Jun, 31 July, 27 Aug, 25 Sep, 29 Oct, 27 Nov, 31 Dec
Get a workout at Gunung Lambak – (510m)! From foot of mountain, it’s a level 600m walk before ascending to the summit, another 1000m hike. The total distance covered is 1.6km. Though short, ascend is steep and there are ropes along the way to assist in ascend. The climb is definitely not for the weak-hearted ones.
Mount Kinabalu, 4,095.2m is the highest mountain in Malaysia. It is also the highest mountain in the whole of Borneo, and the region between the Himalayas and the snow mountains of New Guinea.
The return trek takes 2 days from Park Headquarters. All types of trekkers from young children to people over 70 years old have climbed up to Low’s Peak. No particular skills or experience is required: the route is suitable for the average, reasonably fit person.
The trek to summit will be opened from 1 Dec 2015.