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Fun at Taman Negara!
... my seat feeling a bit disappointed that I still hadn’t had a proper conversation with anyone yet that wasn’t in broken English. I decided to do a meditation whilst I was on the bus to level me out, which made me think that I really need to stop expecting people to talk to me and just start throwing myself onto others as otherwise I will just spend all my time on my own! With that in mind, I started listening to some music to lift my spirits and was feeling ...
Anti-Climax Negara
... along the side of a four lane road when the footpath ran out) to book a ticket, but the ticket office for Taman Negara (each location has its own office!) was closed so was told to come back in the morning. So caught the monorail back fuming at everything. Went back down in the morning still a bit annoyed but was rapidly put in better spirits by the super friendly ticket guy who sorted us out with a bus to leave that morning for about a quarter of ...
Taman Negara National Park
... system of bridges strapped up to trees at least 15 meters high which had a strong resemblance to the Ewok village on Endor. After this we took an hour boat trip up the river to the start of the trek.
As soon as we started my t-shirt was instantly soaked, we were carrying 3 large bottles of water each along with a sleeping bag, sleeping bag roll mattress, some food and clothes which started to weigh a lot after a couple hours walking.
Along the way we ...
Its a jungle out there
... side of the river. Ah well, we decided to do the canopy walkway, but were going to wait til the afternoon cooled off a bit, then go into the jungle proper tomorrow early moring before it got too hot. So much of the morning was spent chilling out in the dorm- with the other 2 sleeping for a lot of it. I spent most of it sewing up my malaria net which was in fact more hole than net to begin with.
After lunch, we were joined by Stephen, who was in our room with us, and we ...
The Deathmobile
Not unsurprisingly, heading off into the jungle is not an uncomplicated journey. Firstly, we had to get a bus from Kuala Lumpur to Jerantut, 3 hours away. There are trips you can organise, but they are far more expensive than they need to be, so we did it by public transport. To get to the bus station we had to catch the monorail, but having arrived at the very last minute the doors closed just before I managed to get on, so I watched Jorge and Hye Young cruise off towards the bus ...
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