Rewarding hike into Kemensah forest


Peaceful: Wading through ankle-deep water to cross the stream.

IT WAS the perfect morning for a hike. Cool, cloudy, with no threat of rain and getting there was a breeze, 20 minutes of clear roads from the Kuala Lumpur City Centre to Zoo Negara. Even locating the trail head was easy with detailed directions provided.

Our target was to explore Kemensah Forest on East Tabur. At 9am, the trek began with a group of 25 heading up a wide pebbly path to an open area with Bukit Tabur in the background. We soon entered the jungle, going slowly up a narrow path that rose steeply.

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