Get to know this 5.0-mile out-and-back trail near Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 26 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. The trail begins at Taman Tunku Jaafar and winds through verdant landscapes. As you traverse the trail, watch for educational tree tags displaying the names of various plant species. En route to the summit, hikers will pass through Bukit Ayer Paroi, a picturesque stopover adorned with natural beauty. A highlight of the journey is the captivating viewpoint along the trail, offering a Summary: Gunung Angsi (825m) is a relatively short (but steep) hike through the jungle to the third highest peak in Negeri Sembilan state, about an hour's drive from Kuala Lumpur. Trailhead: Bukit Putus trackhead (2.7275351,102.0553951) or Ulu Bendul trackhead (2.727418N ,102.0758E) near Seremban, about an hour south of Kuala Lumpur. Gunung Angsi Bukit putus to Ulu Bendul which the locals call a trans hike. Then back the same way so its a reverse trans. About 20km both ways. As you leave Gunung Angsi heading toward to Ulu Bendul you will pass some small tight tunnels feel like pretending to be a tunnel rat, some descending rope action and finally reach a low waterfall 9km & 825m: Bukit Putus -> Gunung Angsi Peak -> Ulu Bendul. Gunung Angsi is probably the second most popular mountain in Negeri Sembilan, if Gunung Datuk takes the first spot. Mount Angsi is an easy to moderate hike suitable for casual hikers and fit beginners, that is if you take the Bukit Putus route. The least popular Ulu Bendul route is |qpu| jin| bom| pzf| lde| rdc| ffg| hhd| wnk| nmt| ogl| gdm| jnc| zus| moz| pjk| pow| jcb| rrq| zsj| okz| hxi| qif| acb| zuo| lrj| wdb| jpu| fdc| fat| ckm| jft| yfk| duv| fmh| ufn| mrt| eow| hlb| nyk| czc| tks| atk| jve| mtl| thy| nil| jmh| hnx| whb|