- Malaysia's highest peak, Mount Kinabalu, was recently named as having one of the most thrilling hikes in the world by Lonely Planet
- 200 travel writers uncovered 50 of the best hiking trails in 30 countries... and our very own mountain in Sabah made the cut!
- DailyMail revealed a sneak peek into the latest published edition of Epic Hikes of the World by Lonely Planet:"Incorporating tangled jungle, granite ridges and barren plateaux, traversing Borneo's highest and holiest mountain is a task that requires nerves - and legs - of steel," it read.
- Mount Kinabalu is recorded to be the 20th highest mountain in the world towering at 13,435 feet above sea level
- It is Malaysia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site among others, such as Gunung Mulu National Park and Kinabalu Park.With its breathtaking sunsets and majestic viewpoints, Mount Kinabalu attracts thousands of climbers annually. It is said that an average climber takes roughly two days to scale up and down the mountain.
- Other hiking trails in Asia that also made the list were the 88 Sacred Temples of Shikoku Pilgrimage in Japan, the Markha Valley in India, and the Gubeikou to Jinshanling on the Great Wall of China
- Markha Valley in India.
- From one-day trails to month-long hikes, Lonely Planet brings to life some of the world's best mountain trails captured through the eyes of their travellers.Some other hikes recommended in the book are the 14 peaks of Snowdonia in Wales, Routeburn Track in New Zealand, and Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
- Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano located in Tanzania.
- Snowdonia in Wales consists of 14 peaks of over 3,000 feet in height.
- petikan : http://says.com/my/news/mount-kinabalu-listed-among-most-epic-hiking-spots-in-the-world-by-lonely-planet
Tuesday, 28 August 2018
Mount Kinabalu Makes It To Lonely Planet's Most Epic Hiking Trails List
Wednesday, 15 August 2018
Ipoh Listed Among Top 3 Best Coffee Towns In Asia By Lonely Planet
Out of 35 countries worldwide, Ipoh was named one of the top three spots for coffee in Asia
- For all you coffee-lovers out there, Malaysia has "made it"! Ipoh has been named as one of the top three best coffee spots in Asia by Lonely Planet.
- I mean, how can we resist this cup of goodness?
- International travel authority, Lonely Planet worked with coffee-obsessed travel writers and journalists who went on a mission to discover the finest cafes, espresso bars, roasteries and plantations in more than 35 countries around the world...
- ... and our famous Ipoh white coffee successfully made the cut!
- "Ipoh’s signature white coffee is famously hot, sweet and almost buttery in taste,"as stated in the Lonely Planet's Global Coffee Tour book that's packed with 150 coffee experiences, some of which include those from East Africa, to Cuba, and right down to Australia's cafes.
- "For the authentic stuff, Sin Yoon Loong is adored for following the traditional recipe," the book recommended.
- The second place listed as the best coffee spot is Chiang Mai, a mountainous city in northern Thailand
- Coffee stalls can often be spotted on almost every street corner here.
What's even more incredible is that their beans are produced from their very own local coffee farms.
"Thailand’s northern city of temples has exploded with coffee shops, many having the added bonus of serving single-origin roasts grown within just an hour or two of the coffee shop itself."
- Besides being one of the largest cities in the world and known for pioneering quirky fashion trends, Tokyo, Japan has also been named as one of the top three cities with the best coffee in Asia
- "Japan has always embraced new trends, and coffee is no exception. Its capital is the place to go for the highest proliferation of third wave-style coffee shops, but be sure to round out your education with a visit to a traditional kissaten (tea-drinking shop)."
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