SAGIH WaterFaLLs 190409

a day we meet our friends(kertian, chuan ai and her bf) at tangkak

eat bak kut teh (my fav) - cheap and nice

then go sagih waterwalls which also know as
gunung ledang (金山）


ker tian say must climb till the highest
the water only is clean and syok

so we follow dai kah jie instruction
8 of us start our journey
;p
pass many staircase
pass all the jungle road
till we need to rest 2 times

hehe
is it mean that auditor need to exercise more???

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the water is so cold
play and play
take foto
hey, we not enjoy enough
start raining pula
so balik balik
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when go down that time
aunty so careless~~
but she strong
geng!!!
hope u are ok lo ;)

then go eat wan tan mee with wet wet cloth
because the toilet at sagih there many people
from wet till dry
after wash up and buy some "dao sha pia"
then go back our home sweet home

thanks for our lovely friends
meet u all next time during durian season lo ;)

Note for Gunung Ledang:

Mount Ophir, known in Malay as Gunung Ledang, is a mountain situated in the Gunung Ledang National Park located in Ledang District (northwestern Johor), Malaysia. The summit is located between the border of Muar and Malacca. Standing at 1,276 m (4,186 ft), with a clear trail leading to the peak, the mountain is a popular destination among amateur climbers. Mount Ophir is also the 64th highest mountain in Malaysia and arguably the most climbed mountain in the country, despite it having one of the higher climbing fatalities in the region of South-East Asia. Camping on the mountain has been forbidden after the death of campers who were crushed by falling trees in separate incidents. ^[1]

A resort at the foot of the mountain was opened in the recent years. Called Gunung Ledang Resort, it offers decent accommodation and adventure programmes. However, the access to the top of the mountain can only be made through the National Park office, which is a few kilometres away from the resort. The trail from the resort has been closed due the death of campers.

Grabbed from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunung_Ledang

p/s: why no foto? hehe, coz all with subin again~~~