 | Niah, Malaysia |
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... dead this morning (I think) but you have to admire the little critter for it's will to live. 120km bus journey to Batu Niah from Bintulu this morning. A nice local guy gave me a lift to the Niah national park headquarters which is 17km from the bus stop ...
... asked for a bed, they said that I had to rent out an entire room instead of just 1 bed. I guess no one really comes to Niah National Park to stay so they changed the policy. It was a pretty nice dorm room and once again I had the entire Asrama Hostel to ...
... avons decide de rester ici un autre soir. On est trop bien dans notre palace. Nous sommes aller visiter les caves Niah ce matin. 15km de marche sur de belle promenade en bois. Tres impressionnant. Elle sont immense comme plusieurs cathedrales. Nous avons ...
... . The translation runs as follows: "The US is fighting with Iraq because it wants something from them. They don't fight Malaysia because Malaysia has nothing to offer it." His monologue switched to first person, taking both hands from the wheel for ...
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Preparation before climbing Mt.Kinabalu
Posted on Jul 14, 2008, 19:46:26
... late aug, you can spend you time snorkelling, scuba diving in many of the island off the east coast of peninsula malaysia (such as perhentian, redang etc). for the conservationist, you can also join a week long volunteer program on turtles conservation on ...
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Malaysia Starter Kit
Posted on Jul 12, 2008, 06:08:07
... . And the view is well, you'll just have to experience it to find out. 3. Visit Gua Niah - it can fit 40 Boeing 747s! One of Malaysia's oldest archealogical sites. This a must see for bats and the tremendous size of the cave will take your ...
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Malaysia Starter Kit
Posted on Apr 19, 2007, 19:31:52
... . And the view is well, you'll just have to experience it to find out. 3. Visit Gua Niah - it can fit 40 Boeing 747s! One of Malaysia's oldest archealogical sites. This a must see for bats and the tremendous size of the cave will take your ...
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Trip to Sarawak - fly out from Brunei ?
Posted on Jan 31, 2009, 01:22:40
... planning on flying to Kuching for a 10-day trip to Sarawak, going north, doing some trips upriver, stay at longhouses and visit Niah/Mulu caves. (i hope i can make it in such a time frame!) after that is it practical to fly out from Brunei which ...
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