Facts Elevation: 946 m (3,104 ft) Prominence: 805 m Peak category: Spesial Region: Cambodia Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: Bagging It! ***THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION*** Local Accommodation Practicalities Getting there: Permits: Water sources: Local Average Monthly Rainfall (in Phnom Penh) Location Origins and Meaning Coming soon…
Facts Elevation: 1,543 m (5,062 ft) Prominence: 998 m Peak category: Spesial Region: Cambodia Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: ភ្នំធំ Bagging It! ***THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION*** Local Accommodation Practicalities Getting there: Permits: Water sources: Local Average Monthly Rainfall (in Phnom Penh) Location Origins and Meaning Coming soon…
Facts Elevation: 412 m (1,352 ft) Prominence: 332 m Peak category: Spesial Region: Brunei Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: Mount Scott Bagging It! Coming soon… Local Accommodation Practicalities Getting there: Permits: Water sources: Local Average Monthly Rainfall in Brunei Location Origins and Meaning Coming soon.
Facts Photos Bagging It! Bukit Timah may only be 164 metres high, but it’s Singapore’s national highpoint. The name translates in English as ‘tin-bearing hill’ although it was apparently known originally as Bukit Temak, or ‘hill of the Temak trees’. Bukit Timah was the site of a battle in February 1942 between Japanese and Allied
The Dieng Plateau is a huge volcanic complex near the pleasant town of Wonosobo. It is quite rightly one of Central Java’s leading tourist attractions and there are so many fascinating sites, both geological and historical, that it definitely makes sense to stay in Dieng village itself and properly explore the place. Colourful lakes, hissing and bubbling craters and numerous temples are dotted all over the landscape.
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Gunung Irau is the highest peak in the popular Cameron Highlands, a plateau developed in the 1930s and named after Scottish geologist William Cameron who first surveyed the area in 1885.
Facts Elevation: 1,223 m (4,012 ft) Prominence: 903 m Peak category: Spesial Region: Peninsular Malaysia Malaysian state: Perak Range: Banjaran Bintang Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: Also spelt ‘Kenderung’. Photos Bagging It! Anyone who has driven along the main road near Gerik in decent weather will have noticed the excellent twin peaks of Gunung Kenderong
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Facts Elevation: 620 m (2,034 ft) Prominence: 519 m Peak category: Spesial Region: Peninsular Malaysia Malaysian state: Kedah Google Earth: kml Rating: Other names: none. Photos Bagging It! Not to be confused with Gunung Pulai in southern Johor near Singapore, this mountain in northern Peninsular Malaysia near the town of Baling has two separate trails to
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Facts Bagging It! Gunung Rajah is part of the same section of the Titiwangsa mountains – or Main Range – as Genting Highland’s Ulu Kali and the fascinating old hill station of Bukit Kutu near Kuala Kubu Bharu. Yet it is considerably more remote than either of them and is probably the remotest mountaintop within
Facts Bagging It! Like the higher yet less prominent Bukit Unyang, Bukit Lagong is a vital forest corridor between the Titiwangsa Range and the Klang Valley. It’s very much on the edge of Kuala Lumpur and could be regarded as the city’s highest hill. There are numerous trails on its slopes and it makes a
