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Do not go where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail...
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| (A 4-star resort at the peak of Gunung Jerai) |
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| (Cozy chalets with modern facilities) |
The weekend may be fraught with small annoyances at first, but it turned out to be mostly fabulous.
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| (Panoramic view of Kedah Peak at the height of 1,217m) |
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| (Sumptuous lunch treat @ Puncak Kedah Restaurant) |
It was sunny and bright when we started riding. We met up with Iwan, Ella and Hana at Baskin Robbins, Tapah R&R. They were going to Penang for the weekend. We were heading further north to Gunung Jerai and Lembah Bujang to explore some historical sites.
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| (Visiting ancient geological landmarks) |
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| (Jungle trekking through the red paper-barked trees) |
The weather for the next few days was gloomy, cloudy and heavy showers in the evenings but there's no need to be overly worried. Rain or shine, we just need to relax and enjoy the journey.
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| (Padang Tok Sheikh with its mystical tales) |
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| (Unique stone formation at Batu Shaff) |
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| (Archaeological remains of Hindu-Buddhist settlements @ Lembah Bujang) |
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| One of the many Tomb Temples or Candi @ Lembah Bujang) |
Route taken: KL - Sg Petani - Gurun - Gunung Jerai - Sg Petani - Lembah Bujang - KL
Total mileage: 899.9 km
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3 comments:
Leaving yourv tracks all over the peninsular eh? Like the new bike is worth very nut and bolts.
Tok Ngah,
I have been to quite a number of historical places around the world. I don't want to miss visiting our own historical sites and interesting places in Malaysia.
Still looking for new destinations to visit...
Hello there,
Thanks for sharing the link - but unfortunately it seems to be down? Does anybody here at musmun.blogspot.com have a mirror or another source?
Thanks,
John
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