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Start exercising, walking and hiking is one of the best ways to get fit while go back to nature by exploring our list of hiking spots in Malaysia…
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Difficulty level: Moderate.
Duration from base to peak: 40 minutes.
Opening hours: Daily.
Cost: RM2.00 for parking charges.
Highlights: Many recommend hiking the hill as early as 5am just to catch the sunrise, as the view is surreally magnificent with a panoramic view of both the rainforest and city at the border of Selangor and Negeri Sembilan.
Things you should know: There are actually four peaks on Broga Hill and an additional jungle trail from the summit to Gunung Tok Wan. Although the top of Broga Hill was burned in a recent fire, the hill is still open to visitors.
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Difficulty level: Moderate
Duration from base to peak: around 45 minute
Highlights: This hill different with other hill because you need via the ladder slightly high at the start climbing
Things you should know: near with Bukit Keluang Beach
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Difficulty level: Easy.
Duration from base to peak: 20 to 45 minutes.
Opening hours: Daily.
Cost: None.
Highlights: If you are up for it the track continues to the Sungai Lembing track which takes an additional hour.
Things you should know: Sunrise begins at 7.00 am so be sure to reach the hill before then and carry a torchlight. It also can be crowded during the weekends.
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Difficulty level: Moderate
Duration from base to peak: 30 minute
Cost:RM 1.00
Highlights: Most of those who climb these hills is to view the sun set and a very beautiful sun rise from the sea.
Things you should know: The Hill is situated in Tanjung Tuan Forest Recreation, Port Dickson which has blue sea view very beautiful and peaceful.
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Difficulty level: Challenging, as it requires a fair bit of rock climbing.
Duration from base to peak: Up to three to four hours.
Opening hours: Thursday, weekends, and public holidays from 8.30 am to 5.00 pm.
Cost: RM5.00 per person for a climbing permit from the Forestry Department.
Highlights: Also known as the The Dragon’s Backbone, it is the world’s longest quartz ridge that offers a majestic view of the Klang Gates Dam, the Melawati hills, and the KL skyline.
Things you should know: There are two routes, Bukit Tabur West, and Bukit Tabur East which is for experienced hikers. Plus, team up with experienced hikers who have climbed it before as the hike could become dangerous if you don’t know what you are doing.
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Difficulty level: Challenging
Duration from base to peak: At least 4 hours time taken for you to arrive at top
Highlights: Bukit Kutu or formerly known as Treacher’s Hill. It is located in Kuala Kubu Baru, Selangor.
Things you should know: Height equivalent to a mountain which is at the level of the 3456 ft or 1053 meters from sea level. 5 minutes early you will find the former site of the bungalow which had collapsed. Seems there is still waste the home building here. Glance can be a location filming thriller.
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Bukit Kledang Ipoh, Perak
Difficulty level: Moderate
Duration from base to peak: The trails to hilltop consist of several jungle treks, including a paved road. The four most prominent hiking trails are 4-2 (an hour), 4-3 (1 ½ hour), 4-9 (2 hours) and RTM (4 hours).
Highligh: The assortment of outdoor activities includes biking, walking, running and jungle trekking. From the many trails leading towards the peak you can view far and wide. The hill is also rich in bio-diversity with an array of flora and fauna.
Things you should know: Bukit Kledang has two types of paths that you can choose depending on what you like. The first one is the asphalt road that most beginners used as it is easier to scale (albeit a little longer) and the second one are the various dirt and jungle paths that are not tarred, which are a little bit more challenging but takes less time for you to reach the hilltop.
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Difficulty level: Moderate
Duration from base to peak: The jungle trail is a 27 km walk of almost consistence upslope, which takes approximately 5 to 6 hours to complete. As there are quite a number of trail diversion, numbered checkpoints (10 in total) are marked on trees. Follow the numbers to ensure that you are on the right trail
Cost: For those who are feeling lazy to climb, you can take a jeep ride up the hill without breaking a sweat for a small fee of RM6.00
Highligts: The view over there is magnificent on a clear day as it overlooks Taiping town, the Peninsular coastline and Straits of Malacca. The weather is also cooling which is fantastic for a hot country like Malaysia. It is the only “highlands” in northern Malaysia, so you now know where to go if you need to escape the heat.
Things you should know: Simple bungalow facilities are available at the hilltop for those who are looking to stay overnight.
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Difficulty level: Moderate
Duration from base to peak: Around 45 minute
Highlights: You can see some of the landmarks of Kuala Lumpur (KLCC, KL Tower and Menara Maybank)
Things you should know: Early track this path filled with bamboo and also with mosquito bites.
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Difficulty level: Easy.
Duration from base to peak: One hour to 90 minutes for the tarmac and jungle trails.
Opening hours: Daily.
Cost: None.
Highlights: Besides hikers, there are trails suitable for joggers, cyclists, mountain bikers and occasionally horse riders!
Things you should know: Monkeys may appear sometimes so be alert.
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Difficulty level: The beginning of the climb already challenging because there are stones kuarzt various forms along the track.
Highlights: The Hill is the highest Hill Arong located in Mersing, Johor. Now it is called as Gunung Arong because it is the tallest landmark in Tanjung Resang.
Things you should know: Tracks here are quite steep and not too flat and there is only one of two places arequite steep. If you are arriving to the Summit, you can see there are many trees grow around the stone. Meanwhile, the hilltop is quite airy and there is iron markers on top of the mountain.
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Difficulty level: The 5 km trail itself consists of a mix of flat terrain as well as moderate and steeper climbs, and can be completed within 1.5 hours. There is also a small waterfall nearby that hikers can take a detour to enjoy a refreshing splash.
Ah Pek hill, part of the Bukit Putih forest reserve is a popular spot for hikers. You can find hikers there almost anytime throughout the day, from as early as 6.00 am till 6.00 pm.
Highlights: If you want to complete the full course to Level 6 and back, it would take about 1.5 hours or more, so it is good to bring with you a water bottle. A walking stick/ trekking pole is helpful as some parts of the trail could be slippery or muddy during the rainy season. If you want to enjoy the waterfall, make sure you remember to bring a change of clothes, towels etc. If you are bringing food for a picnic,please make sure that you do not leave any rubbish behind apart from your foot prints!
Things you should know: As there are many paths and sub-paths which can lead to different parts of the Bukit Putih reserve, please make effort to remember the path that you took, make use of your handphone to take snapshots along your trail so that you can trace back to the starting point if you get ‘lost’ somewhere.Go for the wider well-trodden tracks and avoid the narrower, leaves-covered tracks until you are familiar with the hills.
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