Mount Santubong

Mount Santubong, standing proudly on the northwestern coast of Borneo, is a mesmerizing testament to the raw beauty of nature. This 810-meter-tall titan, cloaked in emerald-green rainforests and caressed by the South China Sea, is a haven for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. The ascent of Mount Santubong is a journey into the heart of the Bornean wilderness. As one embarks on the trail, the symphony of the jungle envelops the senses – the chirping of unseen birds, the whisper of leaves in the breeze, and the rhythmic percussion of a million insects. The trail itself is a blend of challenge and allure, with steep inclines and rugged terrain interspersed with serene moments in tranquil clearings. The dedicated hiker is rewarded with panoramic views of the coastline, offering glimpses of fishermen's boats sailing lazily on the azure waters. The rainforest on Mount Santubong is a treasure trove of biodiversity. Rare orchids, towering dipterocarp trees, and an array of wildlife, including macaques and hornbills, provide an immersive experience for nature lovers. Along the trail, small streams and waterfalls offer refreshing pauses for tired legs and opportunities to connect with the water's serene whispers. At the summit, the grand finale awaits. The vista from this vantage point is breathtaking, a canvas that blends land, sea, and sky into a harmonious symphony of colors. As the sun paints the horizon with hues of orange and purple, the surrounding islands, including Satang Island and Bako Island, emerge as mystical silhouettes on the horizon. Camping under the stars on Mount Santubong is an experience that lingers in memory. The night brings a different charm as the jungle serenades with nocturnal sounds, and the skies reveal a tapestry of stars rarely seen in urban settings. In conclusion, Mount Santubong is a testament to the awe-inspiring beauty of nature. It offers adventure, serenity, and a glimpse into the heart of Borneo's lush rainforests. To stand atop this majestic marvel is to be humbled by the grandeur of the natural world, a moment when the soul is elevated, and the senses awakened. A pilgrimage to Mount Santubong is not just an adventure; it's a transformative experience that etches its memory into the very core of one's being.

- Blue Pool Located at the fort of Mount Santubong, it is the size of a pond. Swim with small fishes. Safe for hikers to dip. - No filter to photo, pool really is that blue. - Red/Silver trail to Blue Pool#sarawak #hike #santubong #nature #trail #jungle - Blue pool is located in Camp Permail - Cycle around santubong kampung village area. Plain ground, not a difficult cycle. - However, there are not many food eating options - Beautiful track trails for hikers. - May cross a couple of streams so be prepared to get wet.

#celebratewithtrip Mount Santubong is a mountain located about 35 km north of the state capital Kuching. The mountain with height over 2,600 feet (810 meters) ,from city centre nearly a hour and 10 minutes travelling distance. Mount Santubong's name is derived from indigenous Dyak Iban means coffin. Attractions near Mount Santubong: * (0.53 km) Damai Beach * (0.90 km) Aquabase Scuba Diving * (1.04 km) Damai Golf & Country Club * (15.47 km) Bako National Park * (12.39 km) Sarawak Cultural Village

Gunung Santubong yang terletak di Sarawak, Malaysia merupakan sebuah daripada gunung legenda yang terkenal di Sarawak. Ia terletak 35 km di utara Bandar Kuching. Bagi pencinta alam, memang menarik untuk dikunjungi. Hiking di gunung santubong- free je dan yak perlu guide sbb track dia clear dan well maintain. -parking di taman negara santubong, kena lapor diri dan tulis nama masa masuk dan masa keluar. Dia akan bagi nombor hiker. Sehari limit 50org sahaja. Hiking di sini ada cut of time, kena sampai puncak sebelum pukul 1pm, jika x sampai tepat pukul 1pm kena patah balik. Pintu masuk dibuka pukul 7am dan tutup pukul 5pm. Kami start pukul 830am sampai ke puncak 12pm. Rehat 1jam di atas puncak turun ke bawah dlm 2jam. Track mmg extreme, hard core hehe, Jarak ke puncak 4.95km elevation 820m. Ada 18tangga bomba 90degrees, ne yg bahaya masa turun, masa naik ok ja. Masa turun jenuh fikir nak pijak yg mana satu. Tapi memang sangat menarik. #mytripvlog

Only 35 minutes drive from Kuching, the Santubong area has a great deal to offer the visitor. It has some superb natural attractions centred on the rainforested slopes of Mount Santubong, its mangrove forests, rivers, near shore waters and mudflats. These different habitats are home to variety of wildlife making Santubong one of the best sites in Sarawak to see a range of wildlife in a natural setting. The Santubong area is one of the best places in Sarawak to see the rare Irrawaddy dolphin, which inhabits rivers, estuaries and shallow coastal areas. On rare occasions finless porpoises and Indo-pacific humpback dolphins are sighted in the waters off Santubong. There are a few interesting coastal villages (kampungs) in the Santubong Peninsula. The most accessible from Damai is Kampung Santubong, a well-kept Malay village at the foot of Mount Santubong.

elevation 820m, 4.95km distance track very extreme and difficult have 18 stair need to climb great track to hike and recomended for those who like extreme activities when in kuching. free entrance from 8am-5pm. u need to arrived peak before 1pm if not u need to get down back because gate will closed at 5pm. along track you will find 2 waterfall, track very clean and well maintain. at the peak u can saw kuching river with great panoramic view. please dont forget to bring enough water dan foods. you need to spend 6-7hours up and down. for beginner hiker is not recomended. phone coverage always available until peak.

Easy access to it's natural beaches and surrounded by mountain forest. Rustic tree houses and log cabin to experience staying near the natural environment at it's best. Activities such as red and blue jungle trail, kayaking, surf paddling and island hopping. Nearby is the famous Sarawak Cultural Village where you can experience the life and culture of the main ethnic of Sarawak. Get a Grab and you go to Kuching city. There are plenty of activities you can do there such as going on a rive cruise where you can watch the city from the river. You can also walk along the Kuching Waterfront to enjoy the view of Sarawak River.

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Mount Santubong's name is derived from indigenous Dyak Iban means coffin. Investigators have made ascents of the steep mountain to find places of archaeological interest. Around its foot are old Hindu occupation which are hundreds of years old which have been investigated by the Sarawak Museum [3]. It was also the home of the early Sarawak Malays until they were driven up to Kuching in about the 1850s owing to continual attacks from the powerful Saribas Dayaks.#newyearadventure

Getting There - good Attractions - good Hotels - good Food & Restaurants - good Shopping - good

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