What to bring? What to Pack? What? What? What?

Urghh. 

"Nak travel lagi sebulan. Satu apa pun tak pack lagi...matila"  

- Anonymous #1

"Ek eleh. Chill la. Nak g lama lagi. Bukan lama pun. Kau tayah nak beriya sangat boleh tak?"  

- Anonymous #2 

Yup.

Ada yang gusar as early as this hehe.

Ramai camni. Ada juga yang sempoi, one day before travel baru terkial-kial nak pack. Well, it is a big OK if you are going to familiar place but for those venturing into new territory, you might want to think again. Prepping for traveling can sometimes create havoc and unnecessary stress.

Anyway, entri kali ni aim at helping you guys cemana nak pack dan apa yang perlu pack. And I credited the images to Encik Google. 

Well, visual communication is far more better than lengthy explanation kan. Cepat dan you guys will absorb the information a lot faster. Heh.

{p/s: click on image to enlarge and view it better}

Follow the color coding 

kepada korang yg suka nau pakai backpack.

[IMPORTANT: Kena ingat, you need to always evenly distribute the weight of your backpack with your body weight.]

 Kena seimbang ye! Ingat tu. 

For guys, above picture should be self explanatory kan kan kan

Dan yang ini the simplest and easiest thing to remember. Checklist is crucial when you are traveling for more than 5 days. For me, journal is equally important for write in anecdotes, snippets or ideas that pop out during your trip. 5-10 year along the road, bila buka and baca balik, it will make you smile of the little thing that you write, doodle or sketch init. 

Trust me :).

Taman Negara | Haven for Flora & Fauna

Taman Negara National Park is the perfect place for travelers who love wild life viewing, jungle trekking, hiking, rock climbing, fishing, camping and many more.

It is well established as one of the most popular ecotourism in Malaysia. Every year Taman Negara attracts thousands of local and international travelers. It has a tropical, humid climate with temperatures averaging 86°F (30°C).

It is opened throughout the year. Taman Negara covers 4,343 km2 of three states of Malaysia – Pahang at 2,477 km², Kelantan at 1,043 km² and Terangganu at 853 km². Geographically, it is located in the middle of Peninsular Malaysia. It is about 250km from Kuala Lumpur and 580km from Singapore.

oh, that's man bai by the way, famous Malaysia singer

and this is Rossa, famous Indonesian singer

There are abundant of geological and biological attractions in Taman Negara with more than 30 spectacular sites you can explore.  Gunung Tahan is the highest point of the Peninsular Malaysia with 2187M height. It is about 55km from Kuala Tahan. There are a few must visit places in Taman Negara. They are not too far from your accommodation in Kuala Tahan. Check out the distance! You can be there either by fully jungle trekking or partially by boat. Canopy walk – 1.2km Bukit Teresek – 1.7km, Gua Telinga (Ear cave) – 2.6km Lata Berkoh – 8.5km Start your activities in the morning and return to your accommodation for your lunch and continue your activities in the afternoon. Taman Negara also known as a home for some rare mammals. Among those are Indochinese Tiger, Sumatran Rhinoceros, Malayan Gaur and Asian Elephant. If you are lucky, you might see them in the vicinity. The best bird habitats also can be found. Hear melodious song of white-rumped shama, babbler, drangoes, malkohas, hornbills, woodpecker and others.  For an angler, Taman Negara is a fishing paradise. There are more than 300 fish species available in 6 rivers; Sungai Tahan, Sungai Tenor, Sungai Tembeling, Sungai Terenggan, Sungai Keniam and Sungai Perkai. You can ask local people or the boat driver to show the best fishing spots. Ikan Kelah or Malaysia Mahseer is a famous species which is preserved and protected at Kelah Sanctuary in Sungai Tahan.

Get your permits from the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. And start your most exciting explorations.

excerpt from: http://www.tamannegara.asia