Flawed-Democratic Federation of Malaysia
Kelantan Darul Naim
Jeli
Lake Pergau
The Floating Chalets
Floating double room for MYR 60.- or US$ 17.50 per night;
boat ride for MYR 10.- or US$ 2.90 per person (return).
Exploring the friendly and very Muslim one-horse kampung of Dabong, situated at the confluence of Sungai Galas and Sungai Pergau, and noticing that the roads seem to have more signs with quotes from the Koran than actual traffic instructions, with many signs written in Jawi, the old Arabic script for Malay.
Visiting en-route the spectacular Jelawang waterfall (Gunung Stong State Forest Park), one of Kelantan’s star attractions and allegedly the highest waterfall in Southeast Asia at a height of 303 m, taking a bath in the crystal-clear water of its natural rock whirl-pools after a steep climb through leech-infested rainforest and later soothing our feet in the 60-degree water of the reasonably clean Jeli hot springs
Enjoying a very, very, very relaxing evening, away from it all, on one of those awesome floating chalets on
“The best is yet to come
I know, you know
That we've only just begun
Through the highs and lows
And how can I live without you
You're such a part of me
And you've always been the one
Keeping me forever young
And the best is yet to come…”
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26 Sep - 04 Oct 2013 Sintang: Bukit Kelam Falls
02 Jun - 01 Jul 2012 Toronto: Niagara Falls
29 Nov - 31 Dec 2011 Kuah: Seven Wells
20 Jul - 24 Jul 2009 Gunung Gading National Park
07 Jul - 10 Jul 2009 Bako National Park
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