Trip to “Taman Negara”

Last weekend was awesome! I had the pleasure of spending some time with my mates on a 3 days 2 nights trip to Taman Negara, Pahang. Also, it was an opportunity for me to bring my camera out for some clicking.

Here are some shots from day 1.

These were snapped along the Tembeling River. It rained the night before, thus the chocolaty colored water.

I like the texture and color of this board.

Day 2. Didn’t manage to find out it’s scientific name. Let’s just call it freakishly-huge-spider. Btw, i absolutely love spiders.

One of my favorites. The water bottle managed  to reflect some light onto Didie’s face. Entirely accidental, of course.

Raja Azrie in action. Almost at the top of the hill. Exhausted like crazy yet still clicking away. Must be the adrenaline.

After the hike, along came the canopy walk. Can you guess whether he’s enjoying every moment or tormented by the height?

This was taken at the aboriginal village (Kaum Batek). These are NOT the native people. From left to right, KB, Linni, and Amee.

More shots around the village.

See this boy? Doesn’t he look like he’ll have a wonderful day? Wrong. Seconds after this shot, another kid appears. Kid with stick, stick hits boy, boy cries. Happy ending.

These are some photos from the night walk.

This is the view of the floating restaurants from across the river. Accidentally managed to capture the lightning. Yeah, many accidents in my photography skills. It’s getting more obvious what a newbie i am.

Another thing i noticed was the full moon.

Day 3. One last stop at a waterfall located in Jerantut, Pahang.

Attention: I’m never good at giving advices but this is a must-know. Behold, the greatest shoes ever created by mankind, Cap Gajah (No joke). Suitable for jungle trekking and slippery surfaces.

The best part, it only cost RM6.90! Some of my friends got theirs for RM5 (A slightly different version). Needless to say, i love these shoes to bits. They truly complete me.

Overall, the trip was great! I’m glad i decided to tag along. Kudos to the event organizers. Next stop, Gunung Kinabalu? =)